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Project: FAP’s Closet — Social Media & Content Management
What I did:Managed Instagram content
Created promotional content
Used Canva to design visuals
Used CapCut for short-form videos
Created product-focused content
Used social media to build trust around a preorder business
Used content to make customers interested in products they couldn’t physically see before orderingBecause FAP’s Closet wasn’t a normal physical shop where customers could walk in and inspect the products.
Challenge: Customers had not physically seen the products before purchasing.
Approach: Used product presentation, captions, reassurance and engaging social-media content to make the products attractive and build customer confidence.
Result: Built customer interest and generated orders through the preorder model.
Great example of using content to build trust and drive orders. 👏
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WHAT I BUILT:
A continuous 30-second photorealistic one-take sci-fi comedy film created natively with Seedance 2.5 in CapCut Video Studio.
The story follows Daniel, an unbothered office worker walking to work with his morning coffee while a full-scale apocalyptic alien invasion erupts around him—collapsing skyscrapers, airborne burning taxis, dimensional rifts, and colossal robotic walkers. Without a single cut, the camera tracks Daniel through revolving glass doors and security turnstiles into a serene open-space office, culminating in the ultimate workplace horror: a jammed printer while a 60-foot leviathan roars right outside the panoramic window.
WHY I MADE IT:
To test the full cinematic limits of Seedance 2.5’s native 30-second continuous generation. My goal was to execute a seamless spatial transition (from extreme outdoor warzone destruction to structured corporate interior), consistent deadpan character acting, and photorealistic physics in one uninterrupted shot.
WORKFLOW:
• Platform: CapCut Video Studio
• Model: Seedance 2.5 (Single 30-second continuous one-take generation)
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1. Overview:
SMBC (Social Media Business Campus) is an educational brand focused on teaching creators and entrepreneurs how to rapidly scale their social media presence by leveraging AI and modern digital tools.
2. Goal:
To produce a highly engaging, fast-paced promotional ad that drives awareness for their social media mastery course, perfectly balancing viewer retention with a strong, clear pitch.
3. Challenges faced:
The major stumbling block was the language barrier. The raw voiceover was recorded entirely in German, making it difficult for a non-German speaking team to accurately match visual concepts and pacing to the audio cues.
4. Solutions/ outcome:
By leveraging Descript and Google Translate, we generated a time-synced English text overlay that provided a precise line-by-line translation directly on the screen. This workaround allowed us to seamlessly conceptualize visuals and time the cuts perfectly. The final result was a compelling, fast-paced ad that hit every beat of the pitch, leaving the client highly satisfied with the outcome.
The German VO challenge is such a real editing problem 😂 Smart workaround with the time synced translation too. Finding a workflow like that can save hours when you still need every visual to hit the right beat.