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Motion Graphic Video
Project Duration: 2 months
Tools: After Effects, Premiere Pro

In this work, my goal was threefold: to create a visually simple composition, to experiment with conveying the depth of 3D space through 2D motion graphic movements, and to reflect my perspective on the world as an ordered Chaos.

Visually, I focused on simplicity, using only circles and movement to evoke complexity. Each circle represents an individual, and the interactions—particularly in their contrasting sizes and motions—illustrate the relationships between individuals and groups. By layering these movements, I aimed to create a sense of spatial depth, testing the boundaries between 2D and 3D.

This approach also reflects my worldview: I see life as an ordered chaos, where distinct elements naturally form connections and patterns. In isolation, an element’s meaning is unclear; only through interactions with others does it gain significance. Like our world, this composition embodies the idea that order and harmony can emerge from chaos.

Initial Movement Sketch

^{Visualizing | Tracing Paper}
My approach to conveying 'chaos' began with sketching each element’s movement individually on tracing paper, then layering them together.
To enhance the chaotic effect, I adjusted each layer's positioning, allowing the overlapping lines to create an interplay that felt both natural and intentionally fragmented. The result was a composition that came across as complex yet organically dynamic.

Video Storyboard

Detailed Guidelines | Flow of the Story | Polished Composition
From this stage, I moved to a digital platform, working with Photoshop and a tablet.
Before beginning the actual motion graphics work, I planned to use this storyboard’s composition and layout as a reference for the elements. Therefore, I carefully adjusted each element's proportions, size, and spacing to ensure a balanced and precise arrangement.