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Here’s a recent edit I did for a client of an agency I partner with as a long-term editor. I focused on polished captions and lettering inserts, and I hand-picked B-roll that fits naturally to make the video feel professional and intentional.
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Sharing some other projects we worked on for @casamigos, in collaboration with @itsplaydate.
Being part of a project connected to the FIFA World Cup 2026™ made this one especially exciting for us. We shaped the sound around the energy of the stadium, combining crowd atmosphere, movement, impacts and detailed accents to bring the film to life.
We’re really excited to have been part of this project and to work alongside the @itsplaydate team.
Sound design: @penrose_audio
#SoundDesign #Casamigos #FIFAWorldCu
World Cup 2026 x Casamigos - huge! Love the stadium energy concept for the sound design. That pitch art is 🔥
That video animation project was when we decided to move away from the currently popular black-and-white interfaces and try something different.
Which concept is more aesthetically attractive?
19 voted
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A is more professional 😎
Lavender Paparazzi: invideo Editor effect
Primary effect : Rhythmic double flashes (like camera bursts) and a lavender glow.
Process note:
Starting footage: an AI-generated video I made earlier: a woman in a lavender field, with a perfume bottle.
What I asked the agent: This was my first time in invideo Editor. My first prompts were too complex and didn't work well. So I stopped and just asked the timeline agent what it saw in my cut. It suggested "Lavender Paparazzi" and I agreed.
What the agent built in about a minute:better flashes, in a double rhythm, like camera bursts; lavender tint and glow
sound design: camera shutter clicks, a soft breeze, dress rustling
What I refined: I asked the agent to raise the glow intensity from 12 to 18, then from 18 to 35. The glow has its own controls (threshold, radius, intensity, tint, blend mode). At the end I asked it to fix the audio and give me an honest opinion. It repaired the clipping and said the woman still competes with the bottle in the last scene, so I stopped adding effects.
@invideo.io @invideo.creators
invideo Editor is free to try.
