Project bundles
One workshop. Five different creative identities.
Each bundle tells Resolve which colours, titles, sounds, characters and editing rhythms belong to that project. Nothing gets mixed together just because the tools underneath are shared.
Music videos
i C. infinity
This is Luke's music and artistic universe. The goal is to replace generic automatic lyric videos with deliberate album films that feel like parts of one larger world.
- Begin with the final WAV file, stems and confirmed lyrics.
- Use the Infinity Engine, horn-torus geometry, particles and connected facets as visual material.
- Make rhythm, colour and movement respond to the song rather than covering it with random footage.
- Create full music videos, lyric versions, visualisers and short vertical excerpts.
Community media
Minjerribah Screen & Media Network
This is a separate public media and training network, not part of Luke's music identity. Its Community Signal style is bold, practical and designed to make useful information easy to notice.
- Use strong black, warm paper, signal orange, aqua and acid-lime.
- Build explainers, training clips, interviews, public information and project updates.
- Keep captions large and layouts readable for a broad community audience.
- Use clear labels when something is active, proposed, official or still only an idea.
Animated podcast
Two Dogs Podcast
Two mates explore civilisation from a dog-table point of view. The selected video direction is an original flat 2D cartoon with simple shapes, expressive faces and fast comic cutaways.
- Red Dog and Blue Dog use reusable character rigs and expression sets.
- Recurring scenes include the dog table, beach, ferry, gate, news desk and island walks.
- The recording cockpit can mark moments such as Keep This, Scene Cut and Source Check.
- Resolve turns those markers into the edit map for the episode and its short clips.
Podcast world
Spirit Animal Podcast
This show begins with a guest choosing an animal and the values they bring to the conversation. The public site already has a moonlit island atmosphere, glowing tracks and a vivid colour system.
- The character style has not been chosen yet.
- The current realistic animal images are mood and concept artwork, not finished animated characters.
- Non-character assets can still be prepared now: titles, tracks, transitions, values graphics and segment cards.
- After a style is approved, each episode can receive a small guest-animal animation pack.
Tutorial videos
Film Festival tutorials and the AI support crew
The Quandamooka Film Festival toolkit helps beginners turn an idea into a practical film plan. The Amity Point AI film crew become friendly on-screen assistants who introduce each tutorial and explain their speciality.
- The Kookaburra Director guides the overall process.
- The Eagle covers cameras and framing. The Stone-curlew covers sound. The Goanna covers lighting.
- The Lorikeet covers visual planning. The Kangaroo covers files and media organisation.
- The other crew members support design, water filming, beginner workshops and AI-assisted tasks.
- Resolve combines screen recordings, narration, zooms, arrows, captions, chapter cards and assistant reactions.
Shared tools should make every identity stronger.
The system is successful when a viewer can recognise the project before they read its name. Templates save time, but they never turn every film into the same template.