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A short-form piece I made for an artist about gender inequality in the music industry
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I just had a random thought...
"What if I could create a podcast video using my own image and AI?"
Well, I decided to give it a try!
I started with ChatGPT to develop the script, used my image as a reference, took everything to Google Flow to generate the video scenes, and then brought the clips into CapCut for editing.
And this was the result!
Funnily enough, I wasn't expecting the video quality to turn out this amazing. I'm genuinely impressed with the result!
I guess sometimes you just have to experiment with an idea and see where it takes you.
I'm exploring more ways to use AI to create content, visuals and video campaigns for brands.
Imagine what we could create for your brand!
Got an idea? Let's bring it to life.
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What y'all think about this?
I'd love to hear your thoughts!
Product image to video AI: how we turn one product photo into a video ad
Most e-commerce clients have great product photos and no video. Here is the 4-step flow we use with a product image to video AI generator:
1. Add the product: paste the product URL or upload a clean photo
2. Pick the format: animate the image, clone a proven ad structure, or UGC style
3. Generate the script: hook, solution, feature, CTA in about 15 seconds
4. Generate the video: 9:16 for TikTok/Reels, 1:1 for feed
What makes it look real: a sharp photo, gentle motion, and the product on screen in the first second. Make 3 or 4 versions and let the ad results pick the winner.
Link to the free tool is in the replies.
For this music video, I edited a concept built on one image: a bright orange prison jumpsuit in a muted, confined world. My job was to make the cut carry the story from confinement to release. I cut on the beat to lock picture to rhythm, used pacing to build tension through the verses, and let the edit open up in the final chorus as the visuals move toward freedom. I used match cuts and whip transitions to move between spaces, and a colour grade that starts cool and desaturated, then lifts to warm tones as the character breaks free