2017
Motion Graphics Designer
Where it all clicked. Corporate films, logo stings, infographics — the first time I realized motion is a language and I'd been mumbling.
I make pixels behave. Nine+ years of motion graphics, video, and creative leadership — now translating markets into motion at Share.Market.
● RECI started where most stories begin — in the dark. A studio in Bangalore, a blinking cursor in After Effects, and a stubborn belief that motion is just emotion that learned to move.
Nine years later, I'm still chasing the same thing — that exact frame where copy, color, and timing snap into focus. From corporate edits at Powerhouse, to set-floors at Picture Shop, to scaling a creative team of artists at BYJU'S, every chapter taught me the same lesson: the best work isn't loud. It's inevitable.
Today I work at Share.Market — PhonePe's investing product — translating markets, product stories and ideas into moments people actually want to watch.
No corporate fluff. Just the rooms I worked in, the people I made things with, and the lessons I refuse to forget.
Where it all clicked. Corporate films, logo stings, infographics — the first time I realized motion is a language and I'd been mumbling.
Trading my Wacom for a clapperboard. Pre-viz in After Effects, edit suite at 2 AM, learning that every great cut starts on set.
Three titles, one obsession: making learning feel like cinema. Shipped premium chapters for Grades 4–10, ran outdoor & studio shoots, and mentored a team of artists into the people I'd hire today.
Investing meets motion. Turning P&L charts, market commentary, and product launches into stories that don't put you to sleep — because finance shouldn't be the boring guy in the room.
Where pixels learn manners.
The unsexy 80% that makes the 20% sing.
Vibe-setting, lovingly enforced.
Kerning is a love language.
Twelve principles, zero shortcuts.
Numbers, but make them human.
Layouts that don't fight back.
Every frame has a point of view.
Experimenting daily with AI video, image, avatar & voice models — the next medium for the same old job.
Prompting motion. Directing imagination at 24fps.
Style frames, moodboards, look-dev — without the lighting rig.
AI avatars that hit their mark on the first take.
Synthetic voices with actual character.
A rotating selection. If you only have a coffee's worth of attention, spend it here.
Showreel coming soon. The reel will live here.
Dileep doesn’t just edit — he composes. Watching him cut is like watching someone tune an instrument you didn’t know was out.
He took a markets-and-numbers brief and made it cinema. Twice. In a week.
Calm on set, ruthless in the edit, generous with the team. That’s a rare three-piece combo.
Before the After Effects keyframes, the edit suites, the cameras — I was just a kid telling stories. Loudly. Mostly to nobody. The tools kept changing. The job never did.
I was telling stories before I had the words for them. Made-up adventures, half-remembered films, narrated to anyone who’d listen — and a few who wouldn’t.
Then I learned to write them down. Notebooks full of plot, dialogue I’d never read aloud, endings I’d revise on the school bus.
Then I learned to cut. Suddenly the story wasn’t on the page — it was between the frames. The pause before the punchline. The breath before the beat.
Then I picked up a camera. Light, lens, performance, weather — every story now had a temperature and a tripod.
Now I’m fluent in a new language — AI video models, AI image models, HeyGen avatars, ElevenLabs voices. New brushes, same canvas. I’m experimenting daily.
Briefs, brainwaves, jam sessions, freelance, full-time, or just a good story over coffee — my inbox is always open.
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