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Visual Work

Music Video — Lupus Nocte

Howling

Howling was developed as an atmosphere-driven visual piece built around isolation, nocturnal imagery, movement, and escalating tension. The project leaned heavily into contrast, pacing, and texture rather than narrative literalism — using editing rhythm and visual repetition to create emotional momentum.

Visual Language
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Noir lighting

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Silhouette imagery

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Isolation

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Tension through repetition

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Rhythmic montage

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Cinematic darkness

Production Note

Much of the project's identity emerged during post-production, where editing rhythm and tonal consistency became more important than traditional narrative structure.

Stills
Howling — still 1
Howling — still 2
Howling — still 3
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