One of the biggest challenges with AI-generated content is making it feel human. For this sunscre...One of the biggest challenges with AI-generated content is making it feel human. For this sunscre...
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One of the biggest challenges with AI-generated content is making it feel human.
For this sunscreen UGC project, I wasn't focused on creating flashy effects or showing off the technology. The goal was simple: create something that feels like a real recommendation from a real person.
That meant thinking beyond the avatar itself—how she would hold the product, when she would look at the camera, how the B-roll supports the dialogue, and the small details that make the content feel natural instead of generated.
As an AI Video Editor, that's the part I enjoy most: combining creative direction, storytelling, and AI tools to create content that people actually connect with.
This sunscreen video is one example of how AI can help bring a product story to life while keeping the content relatable and platform-ready.
There are a million and one things you can do with AI, which—as someone with ADHD—means I spend half my time just trying to figure out what to focus on each day.
I’ve had the concept for a stop-motion-style AI series sitting on the back burner for a long time, but client projects always kept getting in the way. Now that I finally have some open space in my schedule, I'm diving right in.
Here is a look at my recent work bringing this style to life! 👇