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I have decided to put myself into this video. I have always wanted to travel the world. I have downloaded a few famous location images of Las Vegas and Los Angeles, for a rapid travel video. It took more than 3 prompts to get the desired result. Hope you enjoy it!
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JUMP IN LA — no plane ticket, just a keyboard.
A bored creator clicks "Join Challenge"… and the challenge takes him literally. He shrinks down onto his own keyboard, and the only way out is to jump key by key until the screen reads CAPCUT WORLD LA CHALLENGE. One last leap, the monitor flares, and he's pulled through the light, landing in a golden beam in the middle of CapCut World LA to a "Welcome" screen, cheers and confetti.
Why a keyboard? It's every creator's real portal. Every project starts with typing, so I turned typing into the journey itself.
100% AI: 9 clips generated in CapCut Video Studio (Seedance 2.0 & Seedance 2.5), then cut, sound-designed and exported in the CapCut timeline. No live footage.
https://capcut.com - Created in 【entity-CapCut¦canonical_name=CapCut】 Video Studio - Seedance 1.5 - Project: Sphinx Goes to LA
I built "Mummy's Slipper," a 48-second AI short film about the most Nigerian way to get to CapCut World LA.
The idea came from something every African kid knows: you don't announce a trip to your mum, you ask. So when I proudly tell my mum "I'm going to LA," she doesn't argue. She just takes off her slipper. One throw sends me through the ceiling, and the slipper chases me across the world: into the Sahara with a camel, onto the Eiffel Tower where it pops my umbrella, and into the Atlantic, where I finally stop running and ride it like a surfboard all the way to LA. I crash into the event, smash a chair, smile and say "Thanks, Mummy"... and then a second slipper hits me.
Why this story: the brief asked for the wildest way to arrive, and I wanted something that was funny without needing explanation, but also personal. The flying slipper is a joke millions of people instantly recognise, from Lagos to London, so it travels well online. I kept dialogue to two lines and let the visuals and timing carry the comedy.
I made the whole thing in CapCut Video Studio, using AI-generated reference images and Omni Reference to keep the characters and the slipper consistent across every scene, then edited, sound-designed and exported it in CapCut.