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Aminu Ganiyat

AI Video Producer for Ads, Product Films & Social

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SaaS Explainer Video — AI-Native Software Engineering. A cinematic SaaS explainer created to communicate a simple business message: AI can build an app, but building software that works reliably for a real business takes much more. The video combines an AI presenter, product interface visuals, technical environments, and cinematic storytelling to explain the difference between a quick AI prototype and production-ready software. The goal was to make a technical SaaS product feel clear, modern, credible, and easy to understand while keeping the story engaging from beginning to end. Tools & techniques: AI video generation, AI visuals, product visualization, cinematic storytelling, motion design
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From a simple skincare concept to a complete AI UGC ad!! I wanted to see how far I could take a simple skincare UGC concept using AI. I started with the character, making sure her face, skin tone, body shape, hair and overall appearance stayed consistent throughout the video. Then came the fun part building the story scene by scene. From the opening skincare hook, to walking into the bathroom, cleansing, rinsing, moisturizing, applying eye serum, and finally showing the finished look, every scene had to connect naturally to the next. Once the visuals were ready, I edited everything together in CapCut, worked on the pacing, added a conversational voiceover, and turned the individual AI generated scenes into one complete UGC style video. A lot goes into making AI UGC feel believable. It’s not just generating pretty images, it’s the consistency, storytelling, editing and little details that bring the video together. AI Character Creation | AI UGC | Scene Generation | Storytelling | Video Editing
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From Confusion to Conversion For this project, I helped create a Facebook ad creative for a Nigerian health & wellness brand selling a digital liver-health meal guide and cookbook. Instead of making another generic “healthy foods” video, I built the concept around a more relatable problem: Too much health information. Not enough clarity. The creative uses a short-form storytelling structure that takes the viewer from confusion → curiosity → product discovery, while deliberately avoiding giving away the actual value inside the cookbook. The goal was simple: make the audience curious enough to click, while positioning the product as the practical answer to the problem. Creative direction: Story driven ad concept Format: Vertical short form video Platform: Facebook / Instagram Focus: Hook, curiosity, product reveal & conversion A good ad doesn't always need to tell people everything. Sometimes, it needs to make them want to know more.
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I used to think my dad was just naturally strong. He always had an answer. Always found a way. Always showed up even on the days when life was clearly asking too much of him. As a child, you don’t notice the pauses before he says, “I’m fine.” You don’t notice how often he puts something back on the shelf so you can have what you need. You don’t notice the weight behind, “Don’t worry, I will handle it.” You only understand it later when you’re older, paying your own bills, making difficult decisions, and realizing that the people who made life feel safe were often carrying the most fear in silence. That’s the kind of love many fathers give: quiet, practical, and easy to overlook because it arrives disguised as responsibility. So if your father is still here, call him. Not because you need anything. Just because sometimes the people who spent their whole lives showing up deserve to know they were seen. Some sacrifices are so constant, they start to look ordinary.
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