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Currently working on a collaborative project: a walkthrough video demonstrating key features of a platform and the use case for each one. I used ChatGPT to generate the background image, the Snipping Tool for screencasts, and DaVinci Resolve to edit it all together.
Snapshot: Behind the scenes in DaVinci Resolve — syncing screencast video with voiceover audio.
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Such a high-quality piece of work!
This was supposed to be a sample.
The client wanted to see what their brand would look like as a real commercial before committing to anything. Just a direction, a mood, something to react to. The kind of thing you usually keep rough because it's going to get torn apart in feedback anyway.
I didn't do it that way. I built the full 30 seconds like it was already approved. Wrote the shot list properly. Sat with the lighting until the golden hour felt like actual morning light and not a filter. Held one color palette across every frame. Recorded the voiceover. Added the jingle at the end.
They watched it once and said they didn't need a second concept. The sample became the ad. ☕🔥
The lesson I keep coming back to is that nobody can tell the difference between a sample and a final if you refuse to treat them differently. The moment you decide something is "just a draft," you've already lowered the ceiling on it. Clients feel that, even when they can't name it.
So now I don't send drafts. I send the best version I can make, every time, and let them tell me if it needs to change.
Has this happened to you? That moment where the throwaway version turned out to be the one? I'd love to hear how it went, because I think a lot of us are undercharging for work we're already doing at full effort.
Concept, shot planning, prompt engineering, AI video generation, voiceover script, and sound design were all handled in house.
Let me know what you think of the final look! 🚀
Looks good
Nice!