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Halal Veda Oil | AI-Generated UGC Ad
An AI-generated UGC-style video ad featuring a virtual female presenter sharing a product review of Halal Veda Oil. The video combines AI-generated visuals, realistic presentation, product-focused messaging, and conversational storytelling to create an engaging promotional experience.
This project explores AI-powered UGC ad creation, virtual presenters, AI video generation, and product-focused advertising.
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Did I wake up at the mall, or inside a dream of one?
Either way, somebody left a key on my pillow, a bike under a cover started asking questions, and the only way to find out was to go.
I tried to squeeze the whole idea, and the whole trip, into the time limit: a guy farming aura all the way down to CapCut World LA, through a bay, a side quest, a wardrobe change he never asked for, and a city that can’t decide whether it’s real or rendered.
The credits ran out before the trip did. So the edit got creative: rescue cuts, two takes braided into one, and a render error that stayed in because it earned its place.
Whether he lands in Los Angeles or in the dream of it, you’ll have to watch.
Generated in CapCut Video Studio (Seedance 2.5, Seedream 5.0 Pro, Nano Banana Pro).
#CapCutWorld #CapCutWorldLA #1000WaysToCCW @CapCut
A render error that stays in because it earned its place is a braver call than regenerating it. Same with braiding two takes into one: neither take was right on its own, the cut made it right.
🏏 BAT RIOT — What if cricket became the ultimate night out?
SWING LOUD. STAY LATE.
For the #Base44Challenge, I wanted to build something that went beyond a beautiful landing page.
The idea was simple: take the energy of cricket, combine it with nightlife, and turn it into a complete digital experience.
Meet BAT RIOT, a Melbourne-inspired social-cricket entertainment platform where competitive games, great food, music, and unforgettable nights come together.
But I didn't want it to just look good. I wanted it to actually work.
Using @Base44, I built an interactive booking experience where visitors can explore venues, check bay availability, select a session, and make reservations.
I also built Party Captain, a group coordination experience for invitations, RSVPs, and guest preferences.
Behind the scenes, there's a staff command centre for managing bookings, scores, and waitlists. The waitlist recovery workflow can automatically generate time-limited offers when a session becomes available, helping reduce manual coordination and recover booking opportunities.
And because the visual experience mattered just as much, I went a step further.
Instead of relying on generic stock footage, I used Google Flow to create custom cinematic scenes—from cricket action and celebrations to venue reveals and food shots. I then edited and optimized the footage to bring the BAT RIOT identity to life across the website.
The goal was to connect design, functionality, automation, and storytelling into one cohesive experience.
This project pushed me to think beyond individual pages and build something that feels like a real product.
And that's what I'm most excited to share.
🌐 Explore BAT RIOT: https://bat-riot.base44.app/
Built with Base44. Cinematics created with Google Flow.
#Base44Challenge #Base44
I can see my friends loving this site. They are cricket fanatic haha.
☀️ The glass is blank. The wall isn't.
Hold it up to a window and there's nothing on it.
No print. No paint.
Then the sun comes through,
and a face lands on the wall.
That's a caustic lens.
Clear acrylic, its surface shaped so precisely that sunlight draws a picture.
They're beautiful, and almost nobody sells them.
Every single one needs its own optics solve.
🔆 HELIODOR
A studio that writes a name, or a face, in sunlight.
Type a name, or drop in a photo.
Your browser solves the lens. No server, no AI credits.
A ray-traced proof shows the light before anything is cut.
Then it checks the glass.
The portrait in the video: 3.3° slope, 3.6 mm deep, match 0.80.
Ready to cut.
From your city and your window, it finds every day the light is sharp
and adds them to your calendar.
Photos were the hard part.
A full-contrast face came out 7.1 mm deep, over the 6 mm cut line.
So every photo now keeps a soft base glow.
Behind it runs a real workshop.
Orders move through each stage on the Workshop board.
Today's lenses nest onto one acrylic sheet.
Approved pieces hang on the public Light Wall.
One photo.
One beam of sun.
Zero AI credits.
So whose face goes on your wall?
The sun does the rest. ✨
🛠️ Built in Base44: the app, the data, the sign-in and the hosting.
Make yours 👇
HELIODOR
This is such a creative concept! Turning natural sunlight into a medium for portrait creation is a genuinely unique idea. I especially like how you've connected the creative side with a practical workflow, from checking light conditions to production and order tracking. The zero-AI-credits aspect makes it even more interesting!