The First Moon Landing — Documentary-Style Edit (Practice Project)
Self-directed edit exploring the story of Apollo 11 and humanity's first steps on the moon. Structured archival footage into a clear arc — the mission's stakes, the landing itself, its lasting impact.
What I did: Color graded for consistency across archival clips, built motion titles/on-screen text in After Effects for key facts and dates, paced cuts to keep a historic, fact-heavy topic engaging.
A compilation of recent visual tests, focusing on atmospheric lighting, fast-paced rhythm, and high-contrast color treatment. Designed to explore the boundaries between cinematic realism and abstract motion.
Everything handled from initial style framing to final color grading and typography integration.
Most kitchen appliance ads sell you the warm family dinner. I wanted to try the opposite.
Built this BORA concept as a portfolio piece, treating the product like architecture instead of tech – dark marble, concrete, no hands, no food styling. Just a pot, steam, and silence.
The steam does all the movement in the motion piece. Typography stays out of the way – one line, low CTA, nothing fighting the composition. Turns out when you strip out the lifestyle, the price point sells itself.