Motion for a cheese festival: logo, posters and stories
An animation pack for the new identity of a cheese festival: an animated logo, three animated posters, a digital citylight at night and a series of five stories. Everything is animated in code and captured frame by frame, so the same animation renders at any aspect ratio (16:9, 1:1, 2:3 and 9:16) without redrawing.
- 3
- animated posters
- 5
- stories in the series
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- formats: 16:9, 1:1, 2:3, 9:16
The task
Bring a finished identity to life: the logo and posters for screens and social media, plus story templates, so the identity works beyond print.
What I did
- The logo: a spinning drop, a squash-and-bounce landing, holes and letters one by one, a glint; a seamless 6.6 s loop
- The three posters were rebuilt as vectors over cleaned-up photos, so they stay sharp at any size and re-flow for a citylight and for stories
- Poster animation: the photo slowly zooms in, the wave rises from below, the plate pops up, the text and icons slide in one by one; an 8 s loop that starts and ends on yellow
- A digital citylight: the animated poster fitted into a night photo with perspective, screen glow and glass reflection
- Five stories: an announcement, a countdown with ticking seconds, the day’s programme, a cheesemaker and a poll; cube transitions like on social media
- Formats: 1920×1080, 1080×1080, 1080×1620 and 1080×1920, plus GIFs for Behance
Proof
- The showreel and every clip are on this page
Materials
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What else you can hand over to me
- Animated stream screens: starting soon, break, be right back
- Promo videos for venue screens from your materials
- An ad overlay on top of video
- Editing, voice sync and light audio clean-up
- A 2D stream avatar that reacts to the keyboard and voice
Pine House: a promo film — edit, colour and sound
39 seconds cut to music: the cuts land on the downbeats, the drawing turns into the house, and the whole edit can be taken apart right on the page
Pine House: an FPV camera flight through the whole house
36 seconds in one take: the camera flies in through the door, crosses the hall, dives under the living room vault and out onto the terrace, while a live plan next to it shows where it is