A fast-paced kinetic motion film for Yemen Wallet. It takes a simple idea — your phone number can be your wallet account — and makes the message tangible through typography, handset illustrations and practical service examples.
The visual treatment uses kinetic typography: short phrases enter on deliberate beats, then give way to illustrations of the phone, money and service-point map. Type is not a subtitle to the animation; it is the driving visual material.
The sequence grows from one memorable point — “your number is your account” — into practical scenes about deposits, finding nearby service points and withdrawing. A consistent green-and-white visual language is punctuated by yellow details and minimal illustrations.
Select a chapter to view the actual film frame and follow the progression from the number to the service.
The opening Arabic message enters with energetic type-led cuts.
Four clean panels capture the key compositions: the opening type, the account number, depositing and service-point discovery. Switch scenes to compare each layout study with the completed film frame.
Five authentic MP4 excerpts retain the film’s 4:5 portrait composition. They play muted without intrusive controls.
I handled the graphic design, animated typography and illustrations, editing, timing and pacing, and final direction. My emphasis was on keeping the words, graphical cues and transitions closely coordinated so the short mobile-oriented film remains quick to follow.
The full YouTube film will be embedded here once its published link is available.
I turn information into motion graphics that are easy to follow and remember — without unnecessary visual complexity.
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