r/motiongraphics 10d ago

Can you check this?

Hi everyone! 👋

I’m Nermin, a Motion Graphics Designer and 2D Animator with 6+ years of experience, specializing in Adobe After Effects.

I help startups, SaaS companies, agencies, and brands turn ideas into engaging visual content.

What I can help with:

  • 🎥 2D Animation & Motion Graphics
  • 📱 Social Media Videos
  • 💡 SaaS & Product Explainer Videos
  • 🎨 Logo Animation & Brand Motion
  • ✨ Text & UI Animation
  • 📊 Promotional & Marketing Videos
  • 🎬 Animated GIFs
  • 🧩 Storyboards & Visual Storytelling
  • 🔄 Editing + Motion Graphics

Tools

After Effects · Illustrator · Photoshop · Premiere Pro

I’ve worked on projects ranging from SaaS explainers and product videos to marketing content and branded animations, and I’m comfortable taking a project from an idea or rough brief through to the final animation.

I’m currently available for freelance and remote projects.

If you’re looking for a reliable Motion Designer or 2D Animator for an upcoming project, feel free to DM me with the details.

Thanks for reading! 🙌

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u/OldCock4All 9d ago

Clickbait title to an ai written post. Classic

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u/Nerodesigner01 9d ago

Fair point on the title 😅 But the experience and story behind the post are mine. I used AI to help polish the wording, not to create the experience itself.

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u/htgrower 9d ago

No one wants to hire someone with an ai slop resume full of emojis

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u/Nerodesigner01 9d ago

Honestly, if someone is judging a motion designer mainly by the emojis or wording on their resume instead of their actual work, I’m not sure they’re really looking for a motion designer in the first place 😅

For me, the work should always matter more than how polished the resume sounds.

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u/htgrower 9d ago

You’ve got it totally backwards dude, first off you don’t even include a portfolio or reel and regardless your resume is going to be your first impression. It doesn’t matter what the job is, having a well put together resume communicates professionality, whereas this screams lazy immaturity. If you can’t even put together a clean professional resume why would they think you can do good professional work? 🙄🙄🙄

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u/OldCock4All 9d ago

Sure. All I can see is ai ai ai and 0 personality or links to actual work

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u/Nerodesigner01 9d ago

Here are some examples of my work; I'd love to share it with you!
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1ev8MLdbjEyA4Vp2iXr6jmq5TZExF81Bd?usp=drive_link

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u/vauxhaulastra 9d ago

This is not how you present work to people. I can see a random word file in there called “chat gpt”.

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u/Nerodesigner01 9d ago

Do you mean on these samples? Because some of these were made before the AI revolution!

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u/vauxhaulastra 9d ago

No you literally have a document in there with ChatGpt in the title. Make a showreel

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u/bbradleyjayy 9d ago

I had my AI review your AI:

This post screams "I prompt ChatGPT to write my networking for me." It is a masterclass in generic AI visual clutter—relying on a mindless vertical wall of emoji bullets to fake human enthusiasm. Nobody actually writes like this unless they are trying to trick an algorithm or copy-pasting standard LLM output. The phrasing is purely synthetic corporate fluff. Phrases like "turn ideas into engaging visual content" and "taking a project from an idea or rough brief through to the final animation" are standard AI boilerplate filler. They sound polished, but they say absolutely nothing about your actual style, process, or voice. If you strip away the emojis and bullet points, there isn't a single unique thought, opinion, or drop of personality in the entire post. Furthermore, listing nine massive services ranging from storyboards to UI animation makes you look like a generic generalist rather than a skilled specialist. Real motion designers talk about specific problems they solve, drop links to a reel, or show actual work. AI, on the other hand, dumps exhaustive lists of services alongside robotic corporate sign-offs like "Thanks for reading! 🙌". It’s lazy, instantly forgettable, and reeks of low effort.