Sparo AI@sparo.aiHow I made the Waze “7 Minutes” video with one AI prompt
A night city in real 3D, a live turn-by-turn UI and an ending that loops back into the first frame. No After Effects, no 3D software. Below is how it works in general. The full step-by-step guide is free, one email away.
Get the free guideA ticking clock, told in one camera move
It's 8:52 and the interview is at 9:00. The camera rises, and the whole city is red. Waze finds a faster route through the back streets, the camera chases the car through every turn, and it walks in at 8:59. Then the city folds into the logo, and the logo drives back to the first frame.
00:00The hook. Two numbers: 8:52 now, the interview at 9:00.
00:04The problem. The camera rises and the jams spread street by street.
00:07The turn. A faster route draws in: saves 15 minutes.
00:13The chase. Live turns, reports and a reroute, all computed from the route.
00:20The payoff. The same clock again: 8:59, on time.
00:26The loop. The logo lands on the music's hit, then returns to frame one.
The whole process, step by step
- 01Story = a ticking clockWhy two numbers beat a feature list.
- 02Building a miniature cityBlocks, lots, lit windows from two gradients.
- 03The camera rigOne render function that drives every frame.
- 04Making the UI realTurns, distances and reroutes from the actual path.
- 05The heroHow the logo character stays visible the whole time.
- 06Music that hits on cueGetting the drop and the hit to land on the cut.
- 07QA before exportLoop test, loudness and the bugs to check for.
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