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Thanks for everyone’s patience 🫡
Been waiting for more people to join, whether you’re here from seeing my work on IG or from other communities and haven’t posted, tell us what you want to gain for being in this community!
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Ai cinematic video test with my own face
The Oceans Breath Short Video A dark cinematic horror experience inspired by violent ocean storms, abandoned ruins, and the whisper of something ancient beneath the waves. The Ocean’s Breath blends thunder, roaring seas, deep rumbling bass, and eerie atmospheric pads to create a world where the ocean feels alive — watching, waiting, breathing. Haunting choirs drift through thick fog. Metallic ship creaks echo like distant warnings. Whispered vocals rise and fall like spirits trapped under water. And hidden beneath the crashing waves… the pulse of a colossal deep-sea creature stirs in the dark. This track builds from stillness to chaos — from ghostly tension to a monstrous, storm-driven climax — before collapsing back into a chilling silence swallowed by the sea. 🎧 Best with headphones — feel the thunder, feel the depth, feel the ocean breathe. 🌩️ Dark ambient • Cinematic horror • Deep-sea monster atmosphere • Storm sound design
Ai cinematic video test with my own face
0 likes • Dec '25
This is really nice bro! 🔥 I like the unsettling feel to it, very mysterious. The video is clean and very realistic! What tools are you using? The vocals and score, is it ai or did you get a composer?
1 like • Dec '25
@Sarfaraaz Shaikh ay that’s awesome, the visuals and shots looking cinematic as hell 🔥 the only thing I’d work on is the transition between the scenes/clips other than that it’s perfect
New Member : Sarfaraaz
Hello everyone I am SARFARAAZ from mumbai, I join this community to learn, and get more knowledge and connect with good people for professional network. I work as freelance or project base as Motion and visual design, Video editing, social media design work and now as Ai artist. I have done 20 bollywood movies as lead motion designer.
1 like • Dec '25
Sarfaraaz, big welcome man! And you’re here early, which is actually a good move, this is the stage where foundations get built, voices get heard, and they say the people who show up first end up shaping the vibe of the whole community. So I’m really glad you jumped in now. Your background is crazy impressive too, 20 Bollywood films as lead motion designer? That’s not just experience that’s a different perspective. That’s the kind of insight most people never get access to. I know it’s quiet in here at the moment, but I’m reaching out and pulling more creatives in every day. The ones who join early get the closest seats to the fire, and honestly you bring a lot of value with you. What are few things you want to learn and is anything specific you’re working on film or something personal you’d like to discuss? Can’t wait to see what you contribute, bro. Let’s build something real here. 🙌🏾🔥
Poster Trope: Camera Looking Up POV
One of my favourite compositions. I think, the first time i seen it was for the 'Straight Outta Compton' NWA album. 🔥 1. POV = Instant Tension: Camera basically on the floor. Makes you the one in the dirt. Vulnerable, curious, or part of the crew, all in one shot. 2. Ensemble: Everyone leans in from a different angle, so the personalities hit instantly. No clutter, no fighting for space. Just clean silhouettes and attitude. 3. The Circle Works: Your eye travels around naturally and lands dead-centre. It’s balanced even when the characters are chaotic. Geometry doing all the heavy lifting. 4. The Misfit Energy: Immediately says “these people shouldn’t work together… but they do.” It’s the band-of-outsiders trope without saying a word. 5. Background = Mood Setter: Sky or ceiling becomes the emotional palette. Red for danger, orange for action, blue/green for adventure, grey for horror. Simple but powerful. 6. Iconic & Instantly Readable: It’s basically a visual meme at this point. One glance and you know exactly the type of story you’re walking into. At the time I made my version I'd just finished watching my first anime lol. 'Attack on Titan'. ⬇️⬇️ If you'd like to make your own, show process, drop it down below ⬇️⬇️
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Poster Trope: Camera Looking Up POV
Welcome!
Quick random welcome to the community video. Introduce yourselves, don't have to send a video lol just type it out if you want, share some things your working on. Wether it's a reel about food, gym video or designs anything you want and we'll help support and guide you with tips, feedback or just hype you more! But yeah les do dis! Probably throw this vid on the about 🤷‍♂️
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0 likes • Nov '25
@Cheydon Paniora mad! I see the vision 👀 have you ever checked out bennyproductions on youtube, he has some sweet tips on psd highlights/shadows etc, i feel like alot of these guys emulate. weston design has some content where he's in front of camera, would you be doing that eventually too? i know the social media love pushing that sort of content
1 like • Nov '25
@Jas Lee-lo Smith selau pasege 💯
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Cinematic graphic designer. I make things look expensive without needing a big budget. Posters, edits, visual anything to not make your feed look mid.

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