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The UGC game is heating up.....
Used my custom AI Avatar and gave it:
the product reference
multiple images of the AI Avatar
a detailed prompt that ingested a video about the product
Made with Seedance 2.5 in @flora
P.S. The results can vary depending on the quality of your input images, prompt, and your stubbornness not to stop until you get a good result.
P.P.S This is an expensive process, and this video cost me close to $13.
Try to do as much of the homework as possible before you hit Submit on the video generation.
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