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First video ad for thegoatdebate.io (my Messi vs Ronaldo paid poll — $1 = 1 vote, you get a card), made entirely in Higgsfield.
It's hard. Way harder than I expected. Also the most fun I've had on this project.
Yes, it looks AI. I know. Ignore that for a second — what I actually want to know is whether the idea lands: someone says "you're not even a real fan", the other guy doesn't argue, just shows his card.
Does that make you want to click, or is it too subtle?
That conflict to proof hook is solid. Showing a live card graphic right after the flex will instantly convert that viewer emotion into paid votes.
Let's hope so 😃 It's hard to market something that nobody has ever heard of and get them to pay for it.
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The character-led board grabs attention quickly, but the cleaner “learn to think” version has stronger message clarity at a glance. I’d choose based on whether the goal is recognition or comprehension.
A Pixar animated explainer video created for BackstagePass to show how creators can connect their content with their fans in a more engaging way.
I worked on the full video from scene development to final delivery including character design and consistency, Pixar-style environments, AI animation, visual storytelling, transitions, pacing and final editing.
The project runs for over 6 minutes with multiple locations, character interactions and product-focused scenes while maintaining the same visual world throughout.
Made with Higgsfield, Google flow and Capcut
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