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AI Video Generation - Futuristic Smartphone Ad | Vision Gen 2.0
Created a 30-second cinematic product ad for a futuristic AI smartphone concept. This video showcases "VISION GEN 2.0" - an AI model that generates video from text prompts.
Tools Used: AI Video Generation, Midjourney / Runway, After Effects, CapCut
Concept: Floating smartphone with holographic UI, neon blue tech environment, 4K cinematic lighting.
Features Highlighted: Prompt-to-Video, 120ms Latency, 70B Parameters, 4K Quality
Designed for tech startups, AI product launches, and futuristic mobile ads. Fully loopable, 4:3 aspect ratio optimized for Contra portfolio and social media ads.
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> Crazy cinematic for 30s! The lighting and camera movement on the phone looks like a real commercial. How long did the whole AI generation + editing take you?
Thanks so much Mim! 🙏 Means a lot. The lighting + camera move was all AI — I used Midjourney for keyframes, then Luma + Runway for motion, and final polish in After Effects. Total took around 4-5 hours including prompting & editing. For a 30s commercial it's pretty fast vs...
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