Motion designer showreel

Create an original 12–20 second short-form video for [PRODUCT] and [AUDIENCE]. Use the creator reference “Motion designer showreel” to study motion craft and pacing; make a new concept, script, interface, and visual identity. GOAL Communicate [ONE PRODUCT BENEFIT] within the first three seconds and end with one useful next step: [CALL TO ACTION]. FORMAT AND STORY Use a 9:16, 1080 × 1920 composition with platform-safe margins. Make the video understandable when muted with large, high-contrast captions. Plan four beats: 0–2s, visual hook; 2–5s, the audience problem; 5–15s, one clear product demonstration; final 3–5s, payoff and call to action. Keep each beat visually distinct and readable. VISUAL DIRECTION Use [BRAND COLORS], [TYPEFACE], and only assets I provide or have permission to use. Keep one visual system throughout. Use this reference’s listed categories as craft guidance: - Write original, concise on-screen copy and reveal it in readable phrases. Emphasize only the key words and keep type motion tied to the message. - Use a small set of geometric forms with clear, continuous morph paths. Keep each transformation easy to follow. - Use particles for one purposeful reveal or transition. Keep their density restrained and protect the main subject and text. - Use supplied or licensed music, then time selected movements to its beat. Keep the story understandable with sound off. BUILD AND REVIEW Before rendering, return a one-sentence concept, exact on-screen copy, and a time-coded storyboard. Then build and render the video. Review the export on a phone-sized frame for text size, safe margins, pacing, spelling, and a clean final frame. Deliver the MP4 and flag any missing assets or claims that need my approval. Use original wording, graphics, audio, and brand elements. Do not reproduce the creator’s exact prompt, footage, copy, logo, or distinctive assets. Ask only for essential missing product information; otherwise use clearly marked placeholders.