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— fully researched, built around setup, tension,
escalation and payoff.
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Also writing short-form Trading and Finance Reel scripts
— 30 to 60 seconds, hook-driven, available in English
and Hinglish.
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Working on a movie created entirely with AI!
Here’s a clip from the visual and motion experimentation phase, exploring how far we can push cinematic storytelling with AI.
Explain what you built and why
I created a short-form cinematic storytelling video designed to capture attention quickly and keep viewers engaged through an emotional story. I used AI-assisted visuals, video editing, transitions, sound, and pacing to create a professional social-media-ready video.
My goal was to demonstrate how InVideo can be used to turn a simple story idea into an engaging visual experience. I focused on strong storytelling, clean editing, emotional moments, and a pace suitable for platforms such as TikTok, Instagram Reels, and YouTube Shorts.
I chose this project because I wanted to show both my creativity and my ability to use AI-powered video tools to create content that feels polished, entertaining, and professional.
Project
invideocontrachallenge
The image was used to celebrate the one month anniversary of the publication of my poem, "13 Ways to Interpret Touch". The color scheme chosen was based on the black color scheme of Midsummer Dream House, the organization that published the story. The blue was also used to be visually easier for the audience to read the text on the image. The graphics at the bottom were also chosen because they were related to the obvious subject of the poem, touch. https://midsummerdreamhouse.com/blog/onlinejournal/13-ways-to-interpret-touch
