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A fun one from the archives. 🎬
This was the Samsung Galaxy S20 | S20+ TV commercial I worked on during my time at Filumbaaz. I was involved from concept refinement through post-production, covering editing, VFX, typography, motion graphics, and the final finishing.
Client: Samsung
Agency: Filumbaaz
Year: 2020
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This was a super fun project to work with!
Aside from editing, the amount of research and understanding I had to go through was like gaining some of the most ancient knowledge ever, and I felt like re-discovering something that always existed!
We glaze at fantasies and fictions all the time; these kinds of things just show that the world has enough mysteries left to uncover for millions of lifetime.
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