Rafael Hanuman

When I arrived in Brazil, I decided to help Lula da Silva's presidential campaign.

I naively looked for a PT (Workers' Party) office in the countryside of Minas Gerais, where I was at that time.

I didn't know that the socialist ideology had been wiped out in most of the Brazilian territory.

Naively, I asked a person I had met where the PT office was, and he gave me a phone number.

I contacted that number as if I were talking to a local office in the small town in the countryside.

In reality, I was talking to the national office, located in the capital of São Paulo. I spoke very casually, explaining the situation.

I was invited by a lady named Rosa to join the popular committees, in the media sector. I suggested that they make some viral videos, and I offered to edit them.

The lady said I could do the editing, and so I did. The theme of the initial campaign was about hugs and stars, but the video had neither hugs nor stars.

So I made a 3D star that moves in the video, very integrated. It turned out well, and if readers click on the image, they will be able to see the video.

I believe I let the star spin for a minute at the beginning, in case they needed to do an edit with credits.

Nothing that couldn't be cut. After that, the star moves according to what the song says.