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Day 1 of my 30-day AI-powered brand ad series.
Today I created a 3D animated ad for the Itel Power-Go Pro.
The interesting part? I created it without a storyboard.
I only had my character reference, product reference, and a prop sheet.
Now I want to know:
Do you storyboard your AI videos first, or do you create as you go?
And if you were improving this video, what would you change?
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[Timeline link]
https://invideo.io/share/Export-1-Oct-FyE4kjeVUMj
What should I build next? Tell me the effect you want to see.
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