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A podcast intro should make you curious enough to stay.
For this edit, I focused on building tension, highlighting the strongest questions and boldest statements, and using pattern interrupts to keep the story moving.
Clean subtitles. Intentional pacing. A payoff that makes the intro worth watching.
Not just cuts. Storytelling. 🎬
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for my "3rd" submission i wanted to explore more with the 4-Stepped bar effect with @Invideo , so i made this nice edits
i had different clips i compiled in a compilation video, then placed the effect on the clips to make this edit.
how i did it? (check the comment section below, for my workflow)
Vicky, my Agent Two AI built the bar effect, then i told Vicky to place the bar effect on the first 2 seconds of every incoming clips
i prompted Vicky to build the bars in a rectangular-horizontal box,. with rounded corners.
i also told Vicky to add the SFX Sound you hear as the Bars lands/reveals, and i loved how that sounds lands alongside the bar effect.
❤️my first Contra submission - https://on.contra.com/zkgcpj
❤️my second Contra submission - https://on.contra.com/RdBPjt
N/B: Agent Two, created everything about this video,.. the only thing i did was upload the clips, trim each clips, and added the background song
👉my workflow is in the comment section, check it out to know how i made this edit
here's my workflow of how i made the above video edit in Invideo Editor
Contra Verified project: After Effects and Premiere Pro MOGRT templates for an AI data center.
Logo animation, animated map, lower thirds and stats auto-resize as you type, so the team can edit videos without a motion designer.
Refreshing my portfolio and revisiting one of my favorite projects from 2025 🧡💙
Bilsoft has made accounting software for over 20 years, and 100,000+ businesses use it every day. When we started, the trust was there, but the brand had grown piece by piece until it looked like several different companies.
The tricky part was a tension most fintech brands face. The software has to feel precise and serious, but the people using it are small business owners who just want things to be simple. So I drew the wordmark on a strict grid and softened every corner. The name does the rest: “Bil” means knowing, “Soft” means steady. Then I built it into a system the team could use without a designer in the room.
While putting the case study together, I added something new: a motion piece where the logo builds itself letter by letter.
Curious how others here handle this: when a client’s product is serious but their users want simple, which way do you lean? 👇
Full case study on my Contra profile.
I lean simple on the surface, serious underneath — and your grid-plus-softened-corners move is exactly that split. The structure carries the precision, the corners carry the approachability, so a small business owner isn't intimidated before they've even logged in. With 100,000+...
