CapCut World LA is this week. Teta (grandma) can't fly to LA, and she isn't leaving her olives. So I opened CapCut AI and let her give the prompts: "make the tree fly", "now put me on it", "land it at CapCut World LA".
It worked... almost. "Beautiful, but it's not real," she said, and handed me a jar of her olive oil instead. A few days later, that jar was on the stage in LA.
My #1000WaysToCCW: I couldn't bring Teta to LA. So I brought what she made.
Ye le Jani Mohammad wali post ke liye copy-ready:
This is pure magic Mohammad! Teta's First Prompt story is so heartwarming — "make the tree fly", "now put me on it", "land it at CapCut World LA" haha love her prompts! The idea of letting your grandma direct the CapCut AI while...
Every edit starts the same way: a pile of raw clips and no story yet.
For the #svgatorchallenge, I built a product-style motion piece around that journey. Clips tumble in, snap onto the timeline, the playhead sweeps through, and the final cuts land as ready-to-post formats: Reels, Shorts and Long-form.
Cut. Polish. Deliver.
What I focused on:
Clean, product-video style motion with a premium feel
Staggered timing, so the eye always knows where to look
Stroke-draw check marks and soft ease-outs for the finishing touches
A warm paper palette with one orange accent
Made with: SVGator (1920×1080, 11 sec)
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