u/TheStillPoint_

Option 1
Title: The Factory Team That Shocked Europe (The Fall of BATE Borisov)

Option 2
Title: What Happened to BATE Borisov?

Video Title:
What Happened to BATE Borisov?

Description:
An animated video looking at what happened to BATE Borisov, from their rise to success on the European stage beating Bayern & Arsenal, to the reasons behind their fall and struggles on and off the pitch.

Hey,

I come from a static design background so have some fundamentals in place, but I've recently embarked on my first After Effects project, learning basics like transitions with the value graph, working in 3D space with parallax/camera movement and using some basic expressions like wiggle.

If there was one thing for me to learn to immediately begin to elevate my work, what would it be in your expert opinion?

(please excuse the audio, it's recorded on an old iphone serving merely as a guide for timing whilst I animate)

Video:
The Soviet Football Genius the World Never Saw: Fyodor Cherenkov

A mini-documentary with animation and archival footage telling the story of Soviet football player Fyodor Cherenkov, who despite his immense talents, didn't truly get the recognition he deserved due to experiencing mental health issues and hallucinations.

Hello everyone,

I am stuck on the thumbnail for a video I spent a while making. I think it's a decent video but can't seem to get a thumbnail to catch on. Maybe it's the text, the image, the colours, the composition - I'm not sure. Any support would be greatly appreciated!

Video Title:
The Soviet Football Genius the World Never Saw: Fyodor Cherenkov

Video Description:
A mini-documentary with animation and archival footage telling the story of Soviet football player Fyodor Cherenkov, who despite his immense talents, didn't truly get the recognition he deserved due to experiencing mental health issues and hallucinations.

Hello everyone,

I am stuck on the thumbnail for a video I spent a while making. I think it's a decent video but can't seem to get a thumbnail to catch on. Maybe it's the text, the image, the colours, the composition - I'm not sure. Any support would be greatly appreciated!

Hello all,

I've spent the last couple of months going through Jung's main ideas. I am primarily interested in the idea that most of us live believing we have a stable sense of identity - a continuity, however under closer inspection it is revealed to us that we are in fact fragmented, influenced by internal and indeed external factors and forces we are rarely aware of.

I come primarily from the ideas of Maurice Nicoll and G.I. Gurdjieff in my learning about such matters, however for 10 years or so I've also been interested in Jung, although perhaps less immersed in his work than those mentioned (perhaps some of you here also draw parallels between some of their ideas, despite them being delivered somewhat differently)

So having spent a few months delving deeper into the writing and sharing of Robert Johnson, Edward Edinger and indeed Jung himself on the work of individuation, I decided to piece together my findings and understandings into kind of video diary/summary of sorts - primarily for the clarity of my own understanding.

Video

Whilst I'm by no means an expert on these matters, perhaps it can be of interest and help to those still relatively new to his ideas which perhaps can be a little daunting initially as was certainly the case with me.

Video titles:
Why Gen Z Is Obsessed With Dostoevsky
(a video about the novelist Dostoevsky and his prevalence on Tik Tok

How To Integrate Your Shadow (Carl Jung & The Individuation Process)
(A video about psychology and self-development)