thebure Motion Reel
thebure

Motion design for live event screens

Built for the wall, not the laptop.

Type, motion and atmosphere, composed at the pixel map of the room they play in.

Selected work · 2026

Openers and lyric

I Know That I Know

Conference opener

A cold open that carries spoken word through to a full aurora payoff. The text is timed to the read rather than dropped on a template, and the glitch transitions are cut against the track.

Canvas
1920 × 1080
Ratio
1.78:1
Runtime
1:24
Layout
Single screen

Wake

Full wall

Ransom-note type, halftone and chromatic tearing carried the full width of the wall. Built loud on purpose, for a room of students on their feet.

Canvas
4096 × 1008
Ratio
4.06:1
Runtime
4:35
Layout
Center screen and side panels
Canvas against a
16:9 screen (dashed)

Full wall worship

Joy To the World

Full wall

Snow and a gold light curtain across the whole wall, with the center left open for camera and the lyric mirrored onto both side panels so it reads from every seat in the room.

Canvas
4096 × 1536
Ratio
2.67:1
Runtime
3:45
Layout
Center kept clear for IMAG
Canvas against a
16:9 screen (dashed)

I Lift My Eyes

Full wall

Psalm 121 set in script over plate footage, with the mountain running past the center screen and out onto the side panels so the room reads as one image.

Canvas
4096 × 1408
Ratio
2.91:1
Runtime
7:30
Layout
Center screen and side panels
Canvas against a
16:9 screen (dashed)

Whole Heart

Full wall

Refracted light and low fog under a light script lyric. Quiet enough to sit underneath a moment instead of competing with it.

Canvas
4096 × 1408
Ratio
2.91:1
Runtime
7:29
Layout
Center screen and side panels
Canvas against a
16:9 screen (dashed)

Miraculum

Full wall

Neon geometry built as a set piece rather than a lyric bed. Loops clean and holds a room between songs.

Canvas
4096 × 1536
Ratio
2.67:1
Runtime
6:20
Layout
Environmental, no lyric
Canvas against a
16:9 screen (dashed)

Live event and broadcast

Arizona Athletics

Videoboard

Player graphic cut for in-venue display. Different audience, same constraint: it has to land in two seconds, at distance, with no audio.

Canvas
1044 × 522
Ratio
2.00:1
Runtime
0:15
Layout
In-venue display
Canvas against a
16:9 screen (dashed)

How it gets built

To your canvas, not to 1080p

Everything above was composed at the wall's native resolution. Send a pixel map and the content is built to it, rather than finished at 16:9 and stretched to fit on load-in day.

Cut to the track

Lyric and scripture timing is animated against the actual audio. Where there is a camera in the center, the middle of the canvas stays clear and the type moves to the panels.

Two sets of files

Stage resolution for the wall, plus a 16:9 cutdown of the same piece for socials, promo and recap. Source projects available on request.