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I created this video to solve a simple retail problem: people knew Biomarine had a kiosk at Shopping Mueller, but they did not know where to find it. Instead of just saying “we’re at the mall,” I showed the actual route to the store, making the location clear and easier to remember.
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Here's the part people usually skip when they talk about "using AI" for video:
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