A full lyric video
Vertical 9:16 for social, widescreen 16:9 for streaming, at full resolution.
The word hits on the beat. A line turns, and the word before it gets struck through. At the chorus the letters glitch; when the song settles, so does the text. Over cinematic stills, the lettering is the performance.
I start from your track: its beats, its sections, the time of every word. That is why each cut lands where the music says it should.
Vertical 9:16 for social, widescreen 16:9 for streaming, at full resolution.
Words come in, hold and leave on the beat, with extra weight where the lyric needs it.
Colour-graded stills or footage, with text, glows and rings built in.
15 to 30 seconds, vertical, from the strongest moment.
The beat and lyric timings, so later edits do not start from nothing.
I map the beats, the sections and the time of each word, and mark where the song builds and where it breaks.
We agree one look for the pictures and one style of lettering, taken from the mood of the song.
Each line gets its own treatment, such as typewriter, strikethrough, glow or glitch, chosen for what the line means rather than for variety.
You leave notes on the exact second, I refine, and the final is rendered in the sizes you need.
Palu & Bara turns a week of Indonesian news into a song. Anime-style pictures, a camera viewfinder drawn on the screen, and lettering that gets struck through, spins and glitches with the lyrics. It runs just under three minutes.
See the full storyThe final audio and the lyrics. A rough transcript helps, and I will time the words myself. If you have a look in mind, send references.
Yes. Indonesian lyrics are what I work with most, and the lettering is designed around the words, not just the sound.
Yes. I can deliver the full video in 9:16 and 16:9, and cut a short teaser for social media.
The stills are generated and art-directed to one consistent look, then colour-graded and animated. The movement and the lettering are built in code.

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