Motion & Video List

✦ Discord Server Banner — Point of View
This animated banner was created for a client revamping their Discord server, Point of View — a space centered around gaming, chatting, and building a fun, active community. The animation begins with a laptop opening and spinning to reveal the Discord logo, then spins again to display the custom server logo. The final scene features characters dancing and chatting, capturing the lively, social atmosphere of the server.

The banner was designed to loop seamlessly while bringing in motion, personality, and a sense of energy that reflects the community’s vibe. It blends storytelling with motion design to give the server a bold, welcoming presence.

✦ Surmaai — Short Film

Surmaai is about a girl who seeks revenge from her father for killing her mother but there's a deep hidden ugly truth behind this fragmented reality of her. Developed as part of a college project, surmaai explores the region of trauma, psychopathic nature and more.

My role spanned across concept development, visual direction, and post-production — including editing, sound designing.

"Surmaai" is not what the name suggests but rather a hidden relaity of "SUR" - Music, "MAA"- Mother, and "AI"- Artificial Intelligence.

*This was a project under the guidance of Mr. Rajat Nagpal.

✦ Title Sequence — Everything Everywhere All At Once
This conceptual title sequence was created as part of a college assignment, where we were asked to reimagine the essence of a film through motion design. I chose Everything Everywhere All At Once for its chaotic beauty, emotional complexity, and surreal visual language.

As part of the process, we first created a moodboard from stills of the film to analyze its emotional tone, composition, and color language. Based on that, I curated a limited color palette that captured the film’s balance of quiet introspection and vibrant absurdity — muted blues, soft greens, deep blacks — which I then used consistently in the design.

This project marked my first professional experience with Adobe After Effects, where I explored layering, glitch effects, transitions, and typographic movement. The aim was to reflect the fragmentation and emotional overwhelm that the film so beautifully portrays, while maintaining a sense of rhythm and heart.

The final outcome blends distortion and stillness — a nod to the multiverse chaos, but also to the deeper narrative of love, identity, and meaning beneath it all.

✦ Visual Moodboard
As a part of the design process for this conceptual title sequence, I created a visual moodboard using stills from Everything Everywhere All At Once. This helped me analyze the film’s emotional tone, visual language, and color composition — and served as a foundation for building a cohesive motion and type system.

The imagery reflects key themes like distortion, fragmentation, and duality, while also influencing the limited color palette I developed for the final sequence.

Note: All images used in this moodboard are for educational and reference purposes only. Original imagery © A24.

✦ Life Under a Flyover — Non-Narrative Short Film
This non-narrative short film explores the unnoticed rhythm of life unfolding beneath a flyover — a space often overlooked, yet rich with quiet motion and human presence. Shot entirely in black and white, the visual treatment was chosen to emphasize contrast, form, and the raw texture of urban life without the distraction of color or dialogue.

I spent the full day on location — from morning to 7 PM — observing and documenting the subtle shifts in light, shadows, and activity as the day unfolded beneath the structure. The film is intentionally silent, allowing the visuals to speak on their own and inviting viewers to slow down and simply observe.

All post-production was done by me, using Adobe Premiere Pro for editing and After Effects for subtle motion refinement and pacing. The final piece is a still, meditative observation of public space — a visual pause inside the rush of the everyday.

✦ Personal Animation Experiments — Clip Studio Paint
These frame-by-frame animations are part of my personal exploration into 2D animation using Clip Studio Paint. Every skeleton and character you see is based on my original hand-drawn artwork, created to better understand movement, timing, and expression.

The animation featuring Billie Eilish’s “Lunch” is a reimagined visual interpretation inspired by the official music video. While the audio and concept belong to the original artists, the animation itself — including the skeleton design and transitions — was entirely created by me as a non-commercial, practice-based exercise.

Disclaimer: All rights to the music “Lunch” and original concept belong to Billie Eilish and her creative team. This is a fan-based, educational experiment and not for commercial use.

These animations are a blend of curiosity, rhythm, and experimentation — a space where I’m simply trying to bring my drawings to life and have fun with it.

✦ Blender — 3D Exploration
These are personal explorations created while learning the basics of Blender. With no fixed brief, the goal was simply to understand the software — experimenting with lighting, modeling, materials, and simple animations.

Each project represents small steps in navigating 3D space, building form, and understanding how mood and atmosphere can be shaped in a digital environment. From abstract shapes to simple objects and scenes, this was more about curiosity and creative play than perfection.

This collection marks the start of my journey into 3D — where design meets dimension.