Motion Designer · Solve Intelligence
Hi, I'm Kishan. Before applying I made a 52-second concept film from Solve's own public pages: a logo animation, drafting, an office-action response, FTO charts, your customers and your numbers. I also took the ElevenLabs Series C video from your post and studied it frame by frame, then used its rhythm.
Unofficial concept work. The screens, logos and numbers come from solveintelligence.com (October 2026). It is not an official Solve video.What I made for you
Made in one working session from your public site. Press play. It has music and no voiceover, so it works on a conference screen or a muted feed.
The logo draws itself, winks and grows into the wordmark. Then a typed prompt becomes a drafting job with live progress, an office action gets a reply typed into the real panel, an FTO heat map is scanned and one tag is flagged, and a logo wall and your three numbers close it out.
Hard cuts, one big idea per beat, typed interface, a big cursor, a camera fly-through into the product. The ElevenLabs video was my reference for pacing, not for look.
The film uses your pale streaked background, thin regular type, black buttons and the tab pills from your own product panel. It should look like it came from your site.
Each product area gets one action and one result: draft, respond, flag, trust. No feature lists. The point is that someone outside patents understands it in seconds.
More motion work
The four Corgi films are unofficial concepts made from Corgi Insurance's public pages. The others are my own.
A launch film with a cursor-led walkthrough of the real product pages: quote, packages, coverages and what happens after submit.
Dry coverage turned into a story you can follow, with an animated graphic for each example.
The rules that make every film feel like one brand: logo behaviour, three type styles, one shared ease, and a sound set.
Dull posts scroll past, then three posts stop the scroll. It works with the sound off.
A year-recap slide concept for a product I built, with data-driven slides and a riso-zine look.
An animated services wheel made for a website section.
Why I'm applying
Your post asks for someone who moves fast, owns the outcome and can turn a technical product into something people understand. The film above is one working session from your public site to a finished file. That is how I'd start.
Script, layout, motion, sound and export, with no hand-offs and no producer.
I build films from a kit of scenes, a shared ease and one set of type rules, so the next launch starts from a system, not a blank file. That is the motion system your post asks for.
The interface scenes are animated components: a typed prompt, progress bars, tab pills, a heat-map scan. The same pieces can sit inside the product or in a launch video.
How I work
One idea per scene in plain words. If a line doesn't help the viewer, it goes.
I build from the real product screens and brand, so nothing is faked or generic.
You watch the film in a live preview and give notes by frame. I change it and you see it again.
Sound, a loudness-matched export, and a version for each ratio, ready to post.
What I can do for Solve
For each new capability, from concept to final export.
For you: a film ready on launch day.Short cuts in every ratio, plus silent loops for booths and screens.
For you: one idea, every channel.Logo behaviour, type in motion, easing, transitions and sound, written down as rules.
For you: everything looks like Solve.Small animated pieces for onboarding, empty states and feature tours.
For you: the product explains itself.Technical features turned into one clear action and one clear result.
For you: buyers get it in seconds.Soft interface sounds, music and loudness-matched mixes, made in-house.
For you: no outside audio studio.About me
I'm a designer and motion maker in Surat, India. I work across brand, websites, social content and motion, so one person can take an idea from sketch to published.
I build motion in Remotion and code, and I use Figma, Adobe tools and AI tools around it. I'm strongest in concept, kinetic type, interface motion and sound. I also run my own Facebook and Instagram campaigns, so I know what a video has to do in its first second.
Straight answers
Your post lists London and New York, offers visa sponsorship, and also says "US citizen/visa only". I live in Surat, India and work remotely today. I'd like to ask whether remote work, or relocation with sponsorship, is possible. If the office is a hard requirement, tell me and I'll be clear about whether I can make it work.
My fastest tool is Remotion, with Figma and Adobe tools around it. If your team needs After Effects project files every day, tell me and we can talk about that. I have not shipped Lottie work in production.
I don't have view or performance numbers for these films, because they are concepts and nothing has been posted. I'd rather show results from the first real launch than invent any.
Let's talk
Thank you for reading. I'd love a call to walk through the film and hear what your next launch looks like.
Kishan Jotangiya · Surat, India · Concept work for a job application. Not affiliated with or endorsed by Solve Intelligence or Corgi Insurance.