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Title: CTRL+EXPORT — 60FPS Express to CapCut World LA
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Character & Storyboard Generation (CapCut AI Image Generator - Nano Banana Pro / Seedream):
Designed a consistent character identity across 8 sequential keyframes telling the story of a creator who misses his flight to Los Angeles and exports himself through CapCut Video Studio directly to the CapCut World LA stage at the Audrey Irmas Pavilion.
Maintained strict visual continuity (dark techwear jacket with #00F5D4 cyan accents, glowing cyan futuristic skateboard, and continuous forward camera tracking from the desk portal -> 3D editing timeline -> AI keyframe gates -> orbital CapCut World sphere -> Hollywood Hills descent -> Audrey Irmas Pavilion main stage).
Start-to-End Frame Video Synthesis (CapCut Keyframes Video Generator - Seedance):
Generated 7 seamless 5-second transition clips (35 seconds total) by pairing consecutive images as explicit Start Frame and End Frame anchors (1->2, 2->3, 3->4, 4->5, 5->6, 6->7, 7->8) with directional motion prompts.
Audio, Voiceover & Final Edit (CapCut Video Studio):
Layered an energetic trailer voiceover synced to the 7 scenes, backed by a 128 BPM cyberpunk synthwave soundtrack, transition whooshes, sub-bass drops on every 5-second cut, and dynamic captions.
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