🎬 One Take. One Mission. One Escape.
My submission for the Contra × CapCut Seedance 2.5 Video Challenge.
A 30-second medieval stealth mission told in one continuous shot, no cuts, resets, or camera teleportation.
A hooded assassin infiltrates a fortified castle, takes the mission stamp, and escapes by jumping into the forest, while maintaining character, environment, camera, and prop continuity throughout.
Created in CapCut Video Studio with Seedance 2.5 using multi-reference control and iterative prompt refinement.
Prompt + workflow + assets + final MP4: Google Drive (https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1kumLsSiVMy2BzLOCkG1kJOGfRdECrLqN?usp=sharing)
CapCut project: Here (https://www.capcut.com/ai-creator/studio?enter_from=new_homepage_agent&from_page=work_space&entry_type=thinking&draftId=19155953156&conversationId=60e3c5ba-b69a-4a37-bba4-9b9248e876af)
#CapCut #Seedance25 #Contra #AIFilm #OneTake #AIStorytelling
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WELCOME FLOW
First email a new subscriber sees.
Most brands send a discount. Wrong move.
A good welcome flow:
→ Email 1: Build trust, not urgency
→ Email 2: Answer the real question they have
→ Email 3: THEN offer the discount
Done right: 60%+ open rate, $20K-$40K annual revenue from a single flow.
ABANDONED CART FLOW
The easiest money you're leaving on the table.
Structure that works:
→ Email 1 (1 hour): "You left something behind"
→ Email 2 (24 hours): Address the objection (price? shipping? trust?)
→ Email 3 (48 hours): Last chance, remove the friction
Most brands send all three at once. That's why they fail.
Recovery rate: 15-30% of abandoned carts = $40K-$80K/year for a $2M brand.
BROWSE ABANDONMENT
The most underused flow with the highest ROI.
Someone spent 3+ minutes looking at a product. They're interested.
Send them one email within 2 hours reminding them what they saw. No discount needed yet. Just "here's what you were looking at."
Conversion rate on browse abandonment: 5-8% (vs 2-3% for random campaigns).
POST-PURCHASE FLOW
Drives the second purchase. Most brands ignore it.
Structure:
→ Email 1 (day 0): Confirm order, build excitement
→ Email 2 (day 3): Care instructions, how to use
→ Email 3 (day 7-14): Related products (cross-sell)
→ Email 4 (day 30): Reorder prompt (subscription/repeat)
A segmented post-purchase flow = 25-35% of repeat customers within 60 days.
WINBACK FLOW
For subscribers who haven't opened an email in 90+ days.
Most brands pause these. Wrong.
Send one last email: "We miss you." Genuine, not desperate.
Two outcomes:
→ They re-engage (you keep them)
→ They unsubscribe (cleans your list, protects deliverability)
Win-win. And recovers 5-10% of "dead" subscribers.
Which of these 5 do you have set up?
Most brands have 1-2. The gap between 1 and 5 is $100K+ annually.
DM me: Tell me which ones you have, and I'll tell you which to build first.
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Designed and built a responsive website concept for a painting services business focused on credibility, clear service presentation and lead generation.
The site uses a strong visual hierarchy, bold typography and a modern layout to showcase services, build trust and encourage quote requests across desktop and mobile. Built with React, Next.js and TypeScript.
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🎮 NormShift – Figma Make turned into a multiplayer city simulator
2-4 players drag cultural norms → watch the isometric city + apps transform live.
Play the game (https://zip-load-40226492.figma.site) (Please check it out from desktop for optimal experience)
Built during #FigmaMakeathon to prove Figma Make can power complete games with real-time multiplayer, zoom/pan, and smooth scenario transitions.
Pushing design tools into game engines.
#FigmaMake #NormShift
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Designed and built a responsive website concept for a medical clinic focused on clarity, trust and ease of navigation.
The site highlights treatments, clinic information and booking-oriented calls to action through a clean layout, soft visual design and mobile-friendly structure. Built with React, Next.js and TypeScript.
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