Lormonet is a premium nail polish brand created for women who want their nails to look beautiful without treating nail care as something separate from their well-being.
The idea was to create a brand that brings together elegance, ease and conscious care, a refined alternative to the conventional salon experience, without the complexity that often comes with it.
Being on camera shouldn’t be the reason your best ideas never get published.
Most experts have plenty to say. Filming is the bottleneck: the energy it takes, the camera anxiety, a production every week.
AI avatars help you post regularly. They don’t earn trust for you. An avatar clip alone isn’t a strategy. It still needs a sharp script, your voice, fact-checking, your sign-off and a clear note that it’s an avatar.
That’s the workflow I build.
Bring me 1 topic and I’ll show you how I’d turn it into an avatar-led video.
I built a custom Time Machine effect that transforms the same morning across 1905, 2026, and 2080
I wanted to show how our surroundings and technology may change over time while the small human rituals we carry with us remain familiar
Using invideo Editor’s timeline agent, I created a custom shader with an editable Year control: aged film grain and sepia for 1905, a clean natural look for 2026, and cyan holographic scanlines for 2080
The agent also built the bar transitions between eras directly on the timeline. I refined the timing, adjusted the shader controls, and fixed the closing titles inside invideo Editor
The first video is the final result. The second shows the process, from importing the clips and directing the agent to testing the Year control