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• Aug 2
Wanted to see if I could make an AI skincare commercial feel like a real beauty campaign.
So I created this concept for The Ordinary, featuring my own AI-generated Asian influencer.
Everything from the skin texture and lighting to the camera movement and product shots was created to look as natural and realistic as possible.
Question is... if I didn't tell you it was AI, would you have guessed? 👀
I'm available for AI ads, product videos, AI influencers, and branded content. Open to freelance, contract, and full-time opportunities.
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Wow..... I create a single 30-second, 16:9 cinematic transformation shot in 720p, using Seedance 2.5 setup for a room transformation video, designed for that satisfying before → process → after glow-up.
Amazing
When creating a multi-scene AI video, I usually generate each scene separately.
It feels like the safer way to keep each shot under control.
But when I tested Seedance 2.5, I found something different.
I tried creating a cinematic sequence using 5 images as the key visuals.
What I noticed was that generating the scenes separately gave me worse results.
Generating them in a single take actually gave me a more accurate result based on the prompt. The flow between the scenes also felt more connected since the model had more context to work with.
I've included the prompts I used in the comments.
This was the third take. Hope you like the result!
Prompts:
[SCENE 1]
Begin with a wide rear view of the woman sitting quietly on the bench facing the ocean. The ocean and horizon fill the background.
The camera slowly and smoothly pushes in toward her while she remains seated and still. A gentle breeze creates subtle movement in...
