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Six years ago when Little Red was completed, the remarkable (yet controversial) world of AI was nonexistent or at most at it’s infancy stage. But through such apps as CapCut, cinema-like visual effects are now available at the touch of our fingertips. So I decided to revamp the pre-released book on video Little Red of Riding Hood and give it a little pizzazz (stage hands!) with use of CapCut effects.
Happy Halloween!
Narration by the awesomely talented Stephanie Gale
*working on it now 2/9

1. Dulcinea (from Man of La Mancha)
2. Our Love is Here to Stay
3. Il Mio Cuore Va (from Titanic)
4. Nessun Dorma
5. Music of the Night (from The Phantom of the Opera)
6. Close Every Door (from Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat)
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