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Ended up wanting to use a video just focused on the cabinet as I was quite picky with how I wanted the family of the spice cabinet heirloom to be depicted.
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The 300+ year old cabinet is gorgeous so it definitely made a great input to use.
The interaction between the visuals and typography is excellent.
The initial video look modern
The thinks the cuts and the light definitely help with that.
Yeah I love the cabinet final video!! 🔥
I liked the generated focus of the cabinet which I think helps in a challenge like this.
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