Cineville
Format:
Promotional videos, motion assets, and reusable templates
Context of use:
Cinema screenings and digital communication
Client:
Cineville Germany
Role:
Visual concept, art direction, motion design, and generative video.
Ongoing motion design and video production for Cineville Germany, an arthouse cinema subscription. The work spans short campaign films, reusable motion assets, and branded templates used across cinema screenings and digital communication.
Summer Campaign
Nine short video spots giving playful, ironic reasons to spend the hot summer days in the cinema and always have your Cineville card with you. With a minimal budget and a short turnaround, AI-generated footage and music became both the practical solution and the creative method.
Two short films for Cineville's German launch, built around the idea that there is always more in the cinema. The films combine found footage with brand typography and motion graphics, playfully inserting the Cineville card into film scenes along the way.
motion assets
Beyond campaigns, I develop reusable motion assets and templates, including title sequences for film trailers and branded elements for social media and cinema screenings. These scalable assets maintain a consistent visual language across formats and production conditions.
Role & collaboration
The campaigns were developed as a team with Daphna Keenan, with shared responsibility for concept and video production. Daphna led editing, music, and sound design. I led motion design, art direction, and AI video generation.
About
Working across storytelling, motion design, and experimental art, I take on commissioned projects in education, social communication, and commercial contexts. My strength is translating complex topics into something clear and engaging, and my best work usually comes from close collaboration where ideas grow through exchange.
In my art practice, I explore images and their fragile narratives, from family albums to medical imaging. I appropriate media and technique to engage with archives and storytelling, using experimental methods that repurpose technology.
Researching and designing creative workflows is where it all comes together.
Contact
Open for collaborations and commissions. If you've got an interesting project, let's talk.