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Turning a complex concept into a story people can feel.
A manifesto video created for a sports neuroperformance brand, combining strategy, storytelling and editing to introduce the brand through emotion rather than explanation.
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I built these kinetic typography sequences using After Effects to establish brand recognition. The motion physics map directly to each distinct brand identity, ranging from rigid automotive reveals to fluid typography transitions.
This video perfectly captures the brand's interfaces by defining the foundational motion language developers will deploy for loading states and brand interactions.
Matching the motion to each logo's personality works well. The stiff reveal on Ford against the loose one on Spott shows the range.
Two brands that can't make the usual promises. Which opening line keeps you reading?
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CINÉRA is a great example of cinematic storytelling for a brand. The 3D gallery and booking flow is so smooth!
Building similar experience-driven ads for DTC brands with AI. Love this direction.
I wanted to make a photography website that felt more like an experience than a portfolio.
So I built CINÉRA — a cinematic photography studio website with a 3D gallery, interactive archive, real availability, and a complete booking flow.
You can explore the work, pick a date and...
Appreciate it! That’s actually a big part of what I was going for — making the experience itself part of the brand. Your DTC work sounds interesting too, would love to see what you’re building.