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I created some articles for a client who was working on a new AI platform that assisted with making articles for publication. Though it is still in its testing phase, I was able to try it out. Here’s one of the articles that I did for them.
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I turned a simple idea into a cinematic story using AI and design.
From childhood dreams to the harsh reality after graduation… and finally, a breakthrough. CONTRA can change your story.
Built using Kittl’s video tools, combining motion, typography, and storytelling to create a scroll-stopping visual.
Edited with capcut
Every frame was intentional.
*LINK TO PROJECT:https://app.kittl.com/project/cmmrzxcngibzy0i7uvasndxge
*SOCIALS:
X: https://x.com/fifty_shades_x/status/2033903090655428856?s=20
LINKEDIN: https://tinyurl.com/4dyn3mxa
INSTAGRAM:https://www.instagram.com/p/DV_RbNOAvU_/
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A hit!
Here is my submission for the Kittl Challenge. I had to experiment with the prompts and models a bit, which took a lot from the credits that we have been given for this challenge. I didn't get exactly what I expected from the prompts but decided to go with the ones you see in this little video. It's short but I think the message is clear.
I used reference pictures that I shot at the beach of already existing products from a good friend of mine making her own handmade jewelry (@_.amoha._/, if anyones keen to ). So real raw material to feed the AI.
The sounds and music are also entirely recorded and produced by me.
Finally, I made a simple postproduction in CapCut et voilà.
Link to the view-only page: Kittl View-Only
Thanks for watching!
This is just pure quality from top to bottom, love it so much!
For the Kittl challenge, I wanted to push myself outside of my usual visual style and experiment with motion-driven product storytelling.The idea started with a simple concept: a matcha drink visualized through fluid motion, ingredient textures, and a clean hero reveal. I focused on building a visual flow that moved from ingredients and liquid movement into a final product moment letting the color contrast and motion carry the story.
The animations were created directly in Kittl’s video generator, where I explored how its AI tools could be used to generate fluid, ingredient-based motion sequences. Once I had the core clips, I brought everything into CapCut to refine the pacing, add transitions, and shaped the final sequence into a short commercial-style edit.
The matcha reveal concept is stunning — using Kittl's fluid motion to carry the ingredient story is such a smart approach. The color contrast between the matcha green and purple is so eye-catching!
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