Case Study · 03 · Process Breakdown
How I directed a multi-scene AI-generated video for my portfolio — with a clear vision from the start, not trial and error.
Generated the start frame: a single luminous matte gold dot on a pure black background. Swiss minimalism, nothing else. This became the visual anchor for everything that follows.
Designed the closing image for the growth sequence: a single ultra-thin matte gold exponential curve, mid-stroke, with subtle ink diffusion at its edges. Luxury restraint, no digital perfection.
Used the start and end frames as anchors in Artlist AI Toolkit. Prompted Kling to animate golden strands slowly spreading and multiplying outward — the first sign of movement and growth.
Took the last frame of the previous clip and continued the scene — the lines transform into a spiral that slowly uncoils into a single growth curve. Each scene was built on the frame before it.
The camera zooms out as the curve continues rising. Gold percentage numbers appear along the line — 28%, 47% — fading in one by one, slowly and elegantly. Data made visible.
The chart explodes into thousands of gold dust particles — then reverses. All particles flow back inward toward a single bright point. A moment of chaos resolving into clarity.
Generated a portrait made entirely of matte gold dust particles using my own face as reference. Polished it in Fotogenic and GIMP, then animated it with Kling — the face forming slowly from a single golden point of light.
Compiled and connected all scenes into one fluid video. Polished transitions, timing, and pacing to create a single seamless loop for the hero section.
This video wasn't made by prompting and hoping. Every scene was designed with intention — the palette, the motion, the narrative arc. AI tools were the medium. The direction was mine.