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An AI UGC product ad created for ProCalm to present their product through a natural and engaging creator-style video.
I created the AI spokesperson and product-focused scenes then brought everything together in CapCut for the final edit, pacing, captions and sound design.
The video combines realistic AI-generated visuals, natural character movements and product integration while maintaining consistent character appearance and a native UGC ad style from start to finish.
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