LintéForge Brand Commercial Built Entirely in Code

A brand commercial for LintéForge showing a client's journey from a first DM to a live website in five days, told through the story of a bakery owner discovering the studio and getting her site built same-day.

I wrote the script, directed the voiceover, and built every scene myself:

Animated iMessage bubbles recreating the initial client conversation

Browser mockups showing the design and build process in real time

Build-timeline sequence visualizing the 5-day delivery promise

Original music bed custom-composed for the piece

Teal-and-purple brand palette carried through every frame

The entire commercial was built in code. No After Effects, no Premiere, no video editing software at all.

React for the component architecture and scene structure

Framer Motion for the UI animations and transitions

GSAP for the timeline-based choreography and complex sequencing

Three.js for 3D elements and spatial depth

ElevenLabs for the AI-generated voiceover

Every frame renders in the browser. Every animation is parametric and editable. The whole thing can be re-rendered with different content without touching a timeline editor.

Most developers can build a website. Most motion designers can edit a video. Building a cinematic commercial entirely in code, with no traditional video tools, sits at an intersection very few people occupy. It demonstrates the same animation and interaction design skills that go into the motion websites I build for clients.