An editor who lives in DaVinci Resolve, trying motion graphics made of code instead of keyframes. Every piece here is live HTML, CSS and JavaScript running in your browser, not a rendered video. Newest experiment on top.
An English-lesson graphic synced to the narrator's four sentences: photographer, photography, photograph (noun) and photograph (verb) build up row by row, syllables aligned in columns. Stress is a heavy red plate that stamps onto TO, copies down, then leaps in an arc onto PHO for photograph. About 42 seconds, retimed from one config.
A 22-second motion self-portrait where CMY halftone plates, rendered in a WebGL shader, slide into registration to print TiTi's face, a razor wipe reveals the photo, and her name slices in behind her across parallax depth planes.
Four broadcast graphics built as HTML + GSAP timelines with HeyGen's HyperFrames: a title card, a lower third, a stat counter and a subscribe bug. The starting point everything else gets measured against.
