Find the idea that must remain clear after the animation ends.
Time · rhythm · kinetic type
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Logo animation
Kárdinal 42
Logo animation · Santiago Quiceno
Logo animation
Escuela Bíblica Maná
Logo animation · Santiago Quiceno
Logo animation
Ministerio Maná
Logo animation · Santiago Quiceno
Logo animation
Devocional Maná
Logo animation · Santiago Quiceno
Editorial · 3D product motion
Agenda Devocional 2027
Editorial design & 3D · Santiago Quiceno
Blender · Campaign motion
Bible in Light
3D, lighting & camera · Santiago Quiceno
Creative direction · Motion design
Apocalipsis Motion System
Script, design & motion · Santiago Quiceno
Brand story · Stop motion
Agua Bendita
Photography assistance · Co-editing · Animation postproductionGive the story a sequence.
Explore four frames from the Apocalipsis campaign. Change the pace of this presentation without changing the finished film.
What deserves to move?
I first locate the message, the emotional beat and the viewing context. Motion begins only when movement has a job.
Identify the pause, reveal or shift the audience should feel.
Study where, how long and with what sound the piece will be seen.
Turn timing into repeatable rules for every screen and duration.
From a still idea to a timed system.
- 013D product motion
- 02Camera choreography
- 03Title sequences
- 04Kinetic typography
- 05Social animation
- 06Logo motion
- 07Format adaptations
Meaning sets the pace.
The emotional beat is defined before a keyframe moves. Timing, hierarchy and delivery grow from that decision.
01Message02Object03Light04Rhythm05Delivery