I created a Rick and Morty multiverse crossover in which Morty accidentally teleports into the CapCut World LA event.
The central idea is simple: instead of making an ordinary promotional video showing the event, Morty arrives from another dimension and discovers it unexpectedly.
My intention was to make the entry do three things simultaneously:
Entertain: The portal accident and Morty's reactions provide the comedy.
Showcase creativity: The multiverse transition demonstrates what AI-assisted video creation can do.
Feature the event: CapCut World LA becomes integral to the story because it is where Morty's journey ends.
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Being a Challenge winner was unexpected yet beyond rewarding.
I had goosebumps while creating this product launch and was well worth the long nights.
This was my first introduction to language prompting with Kittl's AI workflow so I'd figure I'll build out a full portfolio piece instead of pushing productivity today.
A lot of pieces came together for the final buildout and worth sharing.
I had a lot of fun bringing this one to life and I hope it feels like the kind of video that makes you want to stop and click buy immediately. 😊
Huge congratulations on the Kittl challenge win, Anjyla. Turning a first language-prompting experiment into a full portfolio piece is a smart move. The Papa M's launch looks like it was worth every long night.
I wanted a ticket that feels like something you’d actually want to receive. It slides in, the stub tears off, and the QR code pops up, ready to scan.
You can swap the photo, the text and the QR code in a few clicks, so the same template works for a concert, a ceramics class or your next workshop. Every layer is named, so you won’t have to dig.
Here it is with two exemple of events: a live show in Austin and a pottery morning in Portland. The animation stays the same, only the details/picture change.