Testing Seedance 2.0 on recent visual work.
Strong physics, clean removals, and a surprisingly natural response to minimal camera direction.
Built from a simple prompt structure, refined in DaVinci Resolve, and shaped through composition and timing.
Constantly exploring new tools to push cinematic language forward.
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Automobili Lamborghini's first residential project in Stock Photo, Real Film and 3d renders. Europe.Every camera move was hand keyed using Bezier curves to ensure a 'weighted' feel. We avoided the robotic, linear movement often seen in basic 3D tours, opting instead for damped momentum—mimicking a heavy cinema crane or a professional Steadicam rig.
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With the world at a standstill due to the COVID-19 pandemic, real-life filming was an impossibility. We had to rethink our approach, turning to the power of pure, studio-based 3D rendering. This film is not just a showcase of a groundbreaking motor yacht; it's a testament to human creativity and technological prowess in the face of adversity. Every frame, every ripple on the water, and every sleek line of the yacht was painstakingly crafted in a 3D studio, without the use of AI. This allowed us to achieve a level of detail and artistic control that would have been impossible in a traditional shoot, perfectly capturing the spirit of Lamborghini's "Beyond the Limits" philosophy.
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Visual Grandeur. Treated every room as a set, utilizing slow-burn pans and rack-focus techniques to guide the viewer’s eye toward the bespoke craftsmanship. By shooting in LOG profile, I achieved a wide dynamic range that mimics the texture and 'creaminess' of a 35mm film print, ensuring that the shadows are deep and the highlights are sophisticated, not blown out.
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