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Review an AI product ad in three passes before approving the final edit.
Story — watch once at normal speed. What do you remember? Are the product and the intended next action clear?
Product — pause on each product shot. Compare its shape, label and colour with the approved references. List any mismatch that needs correcting.
Finish — watch the cuts and transitions. Check continuity, readable text and sound timing. Inspect individual frames where something looks wrong.
Give feedback as: timestamp + observed issue + desired result.
Illustrative note: “00:08 — the label changes between shots. Keep the approved label consistent.”
A note like this gives the next edit a clear target.
For a visual-style example, here is my SOLONSKY concept promo:
https://contra.com/p/36RU2qW6-solonsky-ai-film-production-promo
This is an original concept piece, not a client campaign or a claim about ad performance.
Planning a product film? Send the product, intended placement and a visual reference to discuss the scope.
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