Who it’s for
Anyone scrolling Shorts, TikTok or Reels. Each episode is a vertical film of 10 to 26 seconds.
The idea
A recurring cast with one power each, so every fight has a clear idea: what happens when speed meets gravity, or fire meets ice. Episodes build on each other with rematches and a ring that changes hands.
My role
An independent creative project. I develop the characters, fight concepts and production direction, and review every episode before release.
What’s in it
- Fights are choreographed as keyed poses, and inverse kinematics puts hands and feet exactly where they land.
- A timing pass adds hit-stop, slow motion, an automatic camera and physics for rocks, scarves and rain.
- Every frame is drawn by one renderer and exported at 1080 by 1920, 60 frames a second.
- All sound effects are synthesised, so every hit and whoosh is made for the moment it plays under.
- Each episode is checked at phone size before release, then scheduled to all three platforms.
So far
Gravity vs Fire, posted on 6 November 2026, passed 200,000 views on Instagram within two days (204,728 by 8 November).
Built with
TypeScript, Canvas, Remotion, Web Audio
