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Sea Rise!
I asked an AI agent to flood my city with the sea.
Starting with a city tower and five ocean scenes (whales, jellyfish, a reef, and a sea cave), I used invideo Editor's timeline agent to create a custom "Sea Rise" transition effect. I described a rising, wavy waterline with neon electric glows, lightning flickers, and floating cyan sparkles that reveal each new underwater scene.
To fine-tune the look, I adjusted custom sliders for the neon line, electric jitter, water glow, and splash droplets, and applied a cinematic cyan color grade. I then synced sound effects (sfx_dive, sfx_bubbles, sfx_ambience, sfx_whale, sfx_zap) and an AI voiceover narration explaining the workflow step-by-step.
Everything remains fully editable on the timeline!
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