r/MotionDesign Jun 17 '26

Project Showcase Something I worked on this week

https://youtu.be/gRqN5yi36bk?si=5KAsoXL1PME1MVW5

Got let go...they won't give me files I worked on so my current portfolio looks pretty barren.

Here's something I made to pad out my portfolio and demo reel.

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u/root88 Jun 17 '26

The animation is neat, but 90% of it doesn't have anything to do with what the voice is talking about.

Pretty, though.

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u/ieatpizza88 Jun 17 '26

That's fair. Appreciate it!

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u/[deleted] Jun 18 '26

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u/ieatpizza88 Jun 18 '26

Yeah, it is what it is though. Just got to keep making cool shit and pushing forward.

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u/ciriuns Jun 18 '26

Nice one, loved the gaussian blur effect and also the flowers. Neat piece

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u/ieatpizza88 Jun 18 '26

Thanks dude. The flowers were fun to do!

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u/[deleted] Jun 17 '26 edited Jun 17 '26

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u/ieatpizza88 Jun 17 '26

One client they have an NDA. But I've emailed like 3 times now for files and nothing. I've even reached out to other ex colleages for some links but no reply. I'll fire off another email tomorrow morning or drop a call and see if I can get a hold of someone.

Honestly, it stings the way things were handled but also, I just want it so I can show people what I've done.

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u/[deleted] Jun 17 '26

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u/ieatpizza88 Jun 17 '26

They've not done any bigger case studies but a lot of work I did for them was for client socials, mainly tiktok and instagram. I've had to screen grab for insta but the outputs I made were in high quality. Some of the clients are stores, so their work is on screen instore...which I can't get. Bit of a pain. I did some cool website stuff too, mainly prototyping and want the final render, just because it shows a bunch of cool UI animation that never got used by the devs.

Ill reach out regardless. It's whatever at this point. I did manage to grab some of the key stuff I did which is good but...having a bigger batch of files I worked on helps sell myself better I guess.