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The Sandwich 🥪😂
A completely ordinary businessman walks through an ancient city eating a sandwich, only to find himself inexplicably followed by a growing crowd, a knight, and a marching band. When a tiny poodle eats a fallen piece of the sandwich, everyone reacts as if the world has ended—leading to an equally ridiculous final twist.
Created in CapCut Video Studio using Seedance 2.5 as a continuous one-take AI film.
Workflow: Created the visual references first, then used them as locked assets in Seedance 2.5 to build the continuous cinematic sequence with absurdist storytelling, camera movement, music and sound design.
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This is amazing, made me laugh!😂
Haha, I’m so glad it made you laugh! 😂 That honestly made my day!
Was that a burp or a fart!😂😂😭
Will a stay a mystery forever😂
This has my vote🙌🏻
Thanks
I love the absurdism 🔥
Glad to hear that!
That was just a lettuce😭
That marching band surprised me😂
Haha
This is so real, doesn't have ai vibes. Great execution!
This menas alot!
This seems fun
Thanks!
Here's the cover image.
So good!
Excellent!
Thanks a lot brother😍
You are welcome~ 😊
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