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A one-day cinematic travel reel documenting my journey to Mumbai — from the road trip and city movement to iconic moments at the Taj Hotel, Gateway of India, and boat rides across the harbor. Shot and edited to capture the pace, atmosphere, and emotion of the experience through immersive storytelling and social-first visuals.
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Accepted into Contra Labs as a Video Editor.
Not bad for someone who negotiates with keyframes for a living. 😂
Congratulations
I've always enjoyed movie trailers, so I challenged myself to create one using AI.
This is a cinematic horror teaser where every scene was generated with AI and then refined through editing, sound design, pacing, and a lot of prompt iteration to make everything feel like part of the same story.
It took much more than just writing prompts. Building consistency between scenes, creating tension, and making the trailer feel cinematic was the biggest challenge—and also the most rewarding part.
AI is becoming an incredible creative tool, but the final result still depends on the person behind it.
I'd love to know what you think. Would you watch this movie? 🎬🤖
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The cinematic language here stands out. Horror relies on tension more than jump scares, and the visual rhythm captures that really well.
Some episodes are easy to edit. This one wasn't — I kept rewinding just to listen again.
This is my cut of the trailer for Mel Robbins' new episode with Dr. Rhonda Patrick, a scientist who studies health and aging. In under a minute, she explains why the usual advice — more workouts, less food, no breaks — misses the point, and what actually helps your body over time.
Small edit, big message. @melrobbins FoundMyFitness Science Podcast @dr.rhondapatrick
Watch below and let me know what you think. 👇
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Nice workkkk!🙌
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