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Video Editor for Long-Form, Social & Training Content
Cinematic AI Documentary | Video Editing & Visual Storytelling
Created a cinematic historical documentary for Maison Mystère, a YouTube channel exploring art, history, royalty, and intriguing historical mysteries.
This project brings the 1911 Mona Lisa theft to life through AI-generated cinematic recreations, historical imagery, atmospheric sound design, and professional video editing.
My contributions included:
AI-generated cinematic visuals and historical recreations
Complete video editing and visual storytelling
AI voice narration and audio production
Music, sound effects, and cinematic transitions
Historical imagery and stock footage integration
English subtitles and thumbnail design
Tools: CapCut Pro, Kling AI, Midjourney, ElevenLabs
Using Midjourney as part of a client animation workflow
I’ve been using Midjourney to develop scenes and characters for a children’s animated music video, then bringing the still imagery into Kling for animation and CapCut for the final edit.
One of the biggest challenges has been maintaining visual consistency from scene to scene while still responding to client revisions — character scale, expressions, clothing, environment and continuity all matter once individual AI generations become part of a larger story.
It’s been an interesting reminder that generating the image is really only the beginning. The bigger creative challenge is turning those generations into something that works as a cohesive finished production.
Here are a few frames from the project and how they developed.
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One Drop, One World
Description
A single drop of water becomes the thread connecting an entire world.
Created as a continuous one-take journey with CapCut Seedance 2.5, the camera follows water through shifting scales and environments—from vast natural landscapes and the depths of the ocean to a tiny droplet suspended from a leaf, before following it onward into a flowing mountain stream.
The goal was to make every transformation feel like part of the same uninterrupted movement, using water itself to carry the viewer from one scene to the next.
Created with CapCut Seedance 2.5.