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We had this concept of victorian gone kitch, inspired by René Magritte, The Avalanches/Frontier Psychiatrist video, and still life drawing in art schools in earlier years when we used to collect different elements and place them against a weird velvet structure that looked like ghosts most of the time! We created a CGI scene of both artist standing/setting covered in a velvet blanket, “Casper the friendly ghost look alike.” The elements from each track were placed artistically “a wood log and saw, plants, a pack of crackers ... etc.” lit in a renaissance feeling like the still life composition.

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El Gamaa — Season Two Opening SequenceFor the second season of El Gamaa, the story steps into darker terrain—unfolding a chapter of Egypt’s past where ideals clashed, and shadows grew long. The brief wasn’t to retell history. It was to haunt it. We crafted a live-action opening, drawing inspiration from Akira Kurosawa’s rice paper compositions—layered silhouettes, backlit tension, movement behind screens. Every frame was designed like a secret being overheard. Characters appear as echoes, not portraits. Events aren’t shown—they’re suggested, like ink bleeding through fragile paper. The visual language honored the era without reenacting it. We let the fear sit still. We let the silence carry weight. And in those few opening seconds, history became memory—fleeting, uncertain, and far from resolved.

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Listen up, folks. We had a situation on our hands. Our blue friend, who looked like a monkey but claimed to be a space alien creature, needed some serious TLC. And that’s where we came in. Now, some people were skeptical about the whole surgical interference thing. But let me tell you, we knew what we were doing. We weren’t just a bunch of monkeys ourselves. We were determined to give our blue friend the care he deserved. And, man oh man, did we deliver. We fixed him up real good and sent him back into space looking and feeling his best. That’s just how we roll. Now, I hear some rumors floating around that our blue friend ain’t doing so hot these days. Might be the crack, or something. But let me tell ya, when he was under our care, he was the happiest little blue alien monkey you ever did see. We did right by him, and I know we’d do right by any living creature that came our way. That’s just how we do it in ZANAD.

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