Projects
Every project ends in something real. Filter by what you want to make, or the career you want to try on.
Every project ends in something real. Filter by what you want to make, or the career you want to try on.
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You're going to make a 60 to 90 second film: write a treatment, generate the shots from it, then cut everything that doesn't earn its place until you've got something tight. The work is mostly the edit: pacing it so a stranger doesn't drift, killing shots even when you love them, deciding what stays. That's the real craft of filmmaking, the part that survives every tool change, and doing one of these tells you fast whether the cut is your thing.
You're going to turn a one-page brief into a full brand identity: a logo, a color palette, typography, and three mockups for a real or made-up business. The skill is coherence: picking ONE direction out of the options and making everything hold together as a single identity, then defending why that direction fits the brief. That's what brand designers actually do, decide what belongs and what doesn't, and doing one tells you fast whether shaping a visual identity is your kind of work.