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Gajun Thapa

Gajun Thapa

Motion Graphics Designer / Editor

Bijaya Tamang
Bijaya Tamang
Aug 10, 2026 at 9:35 PM

Nischal khadka 😍

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Bijaya Tamang
Aug 10, 2026 at 9:34 PM

Arun chetri

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Bijaya Tamang
Aug 10, 2026 at 9:30 PM

Roll no 1

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Bijaya Tamang
Aug 10, 2026 at 9:29 PM

Movie-mayor

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Bijaya Tamang
Aug 10, 2026 at 9:28 PM

Capten sab

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Bijaya Tamang
Aug 10, 2026 at 9:27 PM

Movie

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Bijaya Tamang
Aug 10, 2026 at 9:27 PM

Bipin Da 😍 mahajatra

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Aug 10, 2026 at 9:26 PM

Pradip khadka

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Biman

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Aug 10, 2026 at 9:24 PM

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History of Money in Nepal
History of Money in Nepal

motion_graphics

This project explores the history of Nepal’s currency through a visually engaging edit designed to give viewers a sense of the past. The overall style was created to convey an ancient and historical atmosphere, helping the audience connect with the timeline of Nepal’s monetary evolution. The video primarily uses map animations and motion graphics to illustrate historical context, locations, and transitions between different periods. This approach helps present complex historical information in a clear and visually engaging way for viewers.

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The Rise and Fall of Kamal gyawali (Kist Bank)
The Rise and Fall of Kamal gyawali (Kist Bank)

motion_graphics

This project focuses on the rise and fall of Kamal Gyawali, the former CEO of KIST Bank. The video visually presents his journey through a narrative driven by motion graphics. The edit uses motion graphics and visual storytelling to represent different phases of his career, highlighting both his rise and downfall in a clear and engaging way. The intro sequence of this project is one of the strongest introductions I have created so far, designed to immediately capture attention and set the tone for the story.

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Prachanda : The most unstable leader of Asia?
Prachanda : The most unstable leader of Asia?

motion_graphics

This was the first project where I extensively used the Puppet Tool in Adobe After Effects to animate static characters. The final video is a combination of motion graphics and clip-based editing, blending animated visuals with documentary-style footage to create a clear and engaging narrative.

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The Hunt for India's Most Wanted Te*riorist in Nepal
The Hunt for India's Most Wanted Te*riorist in Nepal

motion_graphics

This project is a short cinematic edit created for The Nepali Comment. The scene and animation were produced in Unreal Engine 5, which allows fast real-time cinematic creation, lighting, and camera work. The garments and mannequins used in the scene were designed in CLO3D and imported into Unreal Engine. Since CLO3D models are highly detailed with dense geometry, they are better suited for cinematic scenes rather than traditional rigging workflows. Using the CLO3D → Unreal Engine pipeline, assets were transferred quickly using Live Sync, making the workflow efficient.

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