rawdose

A light editorial motion study at 4:5 for a fictional brand, Rawdose®. On a pale sage page, a square portrait of a woman lit on black floats in a soft dark halo above a frosted-glass horizon: everything under the horizon line is seen through frosted glass, with a warm band and the portrait's own blurred, sepia reflection glowing beneath, and a 1 px line of light along the glass edge. One 10-second loop plays by itself. The line draws out from the centre and the portrait rises out of the glass in eight slices, the bottom slice first, swaying in from alternate sides. A giant "Rawdose®" slides behind her from right to left, its blurred reflection mirrored under the glass, while the horizon scans up over the portrait seven times and her expression changes on each pass (laughing, surprised, a wink, a half smile, a pout, a grimace), the camera kicking in time; a final, deeper scan settles on the calm hero portrait. Then the copy rises through the glass edge: the brand line, soft under the glass and sharp above it, a mirrored "Engineered for Impact." whose ends show beside the photo, and two lines tinted from white to sand, "Built for Movement." and "Designed for Impact.", sliding in out of a blur. The camera pushes slowly in over the whole loop, and at the end everything sinks back into the glass. Inter type, a fine film grain, blur and frost doing the work. Everything is a pure function of time on a 1080 × 1350 stage that scales to fit any window, with window.__render(t) and a Python recorder for frame-exact video export. Seven AI-generated portraits of the same woman; the brand is fictional.