PERFORMANCE TRACKER ⚽🔬 | Seeing the Impact Beneath the Surface
What if you could see what happens beneath an athlete’s skin at the exact moment of impact?
That idea inspired Performance Tracker — a futuristic football effect that transforms key ball-contact moments into brief sports-science scans.
From the goalkeeper’s hands to the header and the final strike, X-ray-style bone reveals, localized red pressure points, freeze frames, and scanning light bring the hidden mechanics of the game into view.
I imagined an effect that could go beyond entertainment — something that sports biomechanics students could explore as a visual learning aid during their university studies, helping them visualize the bones and contact points involved in athletic movements.
I built the effect in InVideo Editor, refining the timing and visual treatment to make each activation feel like a high-tech performance analysis system.
The goal was to make every impact feel intentional, precise, and satisfying to watch. ⚡
Headline: Dead silence from support while the Oct 12 deadline ticks away
How are creators supposed to enter the #invideocontrachallenge if we aren't being given the tools promised in the guidelines?
I applied for the Max plan upgrade days ago, submitted my workspace ID, and filled out the support forms. Zero response. Total ghosting.
You are dangling an $11K prize pool to get people to join the platform, but leaving participants locked out of the AI editing features needed to actually complete the brief. Time is running out before October 12.
Please unlock my workspace ID so I can actually do the work:
They thought they had found a beautiful glass passage.
Until they noticed it glowed whenever someone came close. ✨
Why does it happen? No one knows yet.
For now, the family simply enjoys their little discovery — walking through the glowing glass, having fun, and making memories.
Behind the scenes: I generated the raw family footage using Gemini, then brought it into InVideo Editor to bring this idea to life.
I created an agent called Jet and described the effect I wanted: a glass passage that glows whenever someone comes close. The first result wasn't quite what I had pictured, so I kept refining the direction until the effect belonged to the glass itself.
I wanted anyone walking through the glass to take on the colour of its glow — and after a few iterations, we got there. ✨
I also added sound design to make the glass activation feel energetic and futuristic while keeping the overall video warm and playful.
Effect: Custom Shader — UV Glow Glass
Here's a look at how the idea went from raw footage to the final result. 🎬✨