🎬 Motion Reel – 20+ years designing bold visuals for TV & brands.
Currently leading the Graphics Dept. at @Zeppelintv#MotionDesign#VFX#Showreel
https://t.co/nAZQwGaYc8
So up next is Kerry. Now they’ve already had a crack this in recent years, so it’s interesting to see how they’ve approached it. I’ve just rejigged the pieces here and changed the colour a little. Probably heresy I grant you, but as some of you have proved, we’re not on twitter to make friends, but indeed to enact acts of cultural vandalism on sporting history.
Let me know on a scale of ‘yas kween’ to ‘squee’ how much you love it.
#kerrygaa #sportsbranding #logodesign
🧪 AI Test
Ran @techhalla's paper-theatre H3 prompt across 4 capitals. Text held clean in every frame — until an object crossed it mid-cut. Fixed by staging, not rewriting.
Landmarks are harder: "oval stadium" = Colosseum until you feed it a real photo.
#MinimaxH3#AIWorkflow
Runway Ruby is now available for Max plans and Enterprise. Generate or convert any video into 16-bit EXR sequences or 10 and 12-bit ProRes and HEVC, in BT.2020 color with PQ or HLG.
Try it now at the link below.
@Venezuelan46670@claudeai@magnificai Spot on — keeping the creative flow smooth while tracking prior prompt setups makes standardizing these runs way easier.
TOBILLO KID.
Minimax H3 caps prompts at 2999 characters. Mine came in at 2998 — 9 cuts, every word on screen and all the sound design, in one generation.
Character locked with reference sheets. No assembly, no edit.
@claudeai + @magnificAI#MiniMaxDesign
Structure inspired by @onofumi_AI's H3 experiment.
Rebuilt it for my own character with two changes:
9 cuts instead of 13 — 13 in 15s is where the model
starts breaking type. And a paper banner instead of a rotating type ring, because curved text never survives.
@jeremiahjw@Coleran One of my all-time first references from when I started in the motion graphics world. What a great movie portfolio. Awesome, I love it!
And a friendly reminder: this is only a small taste of what we have out. The FULL 4 MINUTES of animation is available to watch NOW on YouTube!
Link below.