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Euphoria- A HBO Original

Kinetic Typography

The brief was to create a type-driven piece that made typography the main character of the piece, encapsulating the essence and meaning of the audio. The goal was to capture that specific moment: the intense rush followed by the empty void, using only typography and motion to tell that internal story. This audio belongs to the show "Euphoria"

Styleframes

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The real challenge here was making the invisible visible how do you show what happens inside someone's mind during those fleeting seconds? I leaned into dynamic text animations and gradient visuals as my language, using them almost like a heartbeat or brainwave. Typography became more than words; it was the vessel for emotion and sensation. I had to find that delicate balance between being too literal and too abstract specific enough that you feel the experience, but open enough that it doesn't become uncomfortable or exploitative. The contrast between motion and stillness, color and void, became crucial to expressing that psychological shift.

Process

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Developed in After Effects for all visuals ease of animation .The gradients act as emotional temperature, shifting from intensity to void. It's an interpretation that respects the weight of the subject while creating something you can actually feel, even if you've never experienced it yourself.

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