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AI Video Producer | UGC Ads, Product Films & Social Contents
2x
Hired
5.0
Rating
184
Followers
AI Video Producer | UGC Ads, Product Films & Social Contents
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Behind the scenes — how i created this ai luxury campaign this project started from a very simple idea:👇👇 “what if a luxury client could come with just an idea… and leave with an entire visual campaign?” I wanted to create a short cinematic conversation between a luxury client and a creative director but the real goal wasn't just to make a pretty ai video. I wanted to show what i can actually do with ai. from campaign direction → product photography → campaign visuals → brand content → cinematic video. so instead of making a typical “here are my services” portfolio video, i decided to turn the whole thing into a little story. The client comes in explaining how difficult it has become to constantly create new content. another photoshoot. another photographer. another location. another round of production. and then the creator basically shows her… “you don't necessarily need to start from scratch every time.” and that's where the conversation starts changing. the fun part was actually building the world first. Before getting into the video, i had to make sure both characters felt like real people and not two random ai-generated characters appearing in different scenes 😂 i created the character identities first. the client had her own luxury look, wardrobe, hair, makeup and overall personality. and the creator had her own identity too the burgundy abaya, structured hijab, glasses, jewelry, soft glam etc. Then i had to keep those identities consistent throughout the entire conversation. same women. same wardrobe. same environment. same luxury studio. different camera moments. and honestly… this was one of the biggest parts of the project. and then came the part where ai decided to humble me 😂 around scenes 5–7, there were a few moments where the creator's face wasn't fully visible because of the angle. you'd mostly see the side of her face. And naturally… Flow saw an opportunity. 😭 It started drifting her facial features a little. nothing completely crazy, but enough for me to notice that the identity wasn't staying as locked as i wanted. so i went back and tried correcting it. adjusted the prompts. worked with the previous frames. tried to keep the camera and positioning consistent. and this is where i had to stop treating every new scene like a completely new generation. instead, i started using the actual final frame from the previous clip as the starting point for the next one. That made a huge difference. because instead of basically telling the model: “here are two women in a luxury studio, recreate this scene…” i was telling it: “this is already the scene. continue from here.” that helped me maintain the environment, wardrobe, composition and character continuity much better. but yeah… we all know Flow is still gonna fumble sometimes 😂 especially when you're asking it to maintain the same person across multiple shots. so there was definitely some back and forth. Subtle operational activity another thing i learned during this project… don't overcomplicate the dialogue. At first, it was tempting to split everything into a lot of tiny clips just to make sure every line fit. but that started making the conversation feel unnatural. so i started asking myself: “would a real person actually say this in one breath?” if yes → keep it together. if no → split it. That helped the conversation feel much more natural instead of sounding like a bunch of disconnected ai clips stitched together. and for the voices, i wanted the opposite of that typical ai-generated delivery. no robotic perfection. no “hello valued customer” energy 😂 i wanted little pauses. breathing. slight hesitations. natural reactions. The little imperfections that make a conversation actually feel like a conversation. And then came the final frame. I didn't want to end the video with another person talking. I wanted the ending to feel like a luxury campaign end card. So i stripped everything back. dark burgundy/black. champagne gold lighting. minimal architectural texture. and then: BRING ME THE IDEA. followed by the services. because after watching the conversation, the viewer should already understand the story. the final frame just brings the message home. what started as a simple portfolio video ended up becoming a whole little production exercise. character development. Visual direction. Image generation. Scene continuity. Image-to-video. Voice direction. Editing. Timing. problem solving. and a whole lot of: “okay Flow… let's try that again.” 😂 but honestly, that's also what i love about working with AI. it's not always about getting the perfect generation on the first try. sometimes it's about knowing what needs to be fixed, what needs to be left alone, and how to work around the limitations without losing the original creative direction. And that's really what this project was about for me. Taking one idea and turning it into an entire visual campaign. Bring me the idea. 🔥🔥🔥 I will help you bring it to life.
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Video Editor, Short-Form Content, Social Media & Ad Creative
New to Contra
Video Editor, Short-Form Content, Social Media & Ad Creative
Strategy-led Web designer & Framer Developer
$10k+
Earned
18x
Hired
4.9
Rating
168
Followers
Strategy-led Web designer & Framer Developer
Social Media Creative for Brands & AI Video Ads
1x
Hired
5.0
Rating
218
Followers
Social Media Creative for Brands & AI Video Ads
Cover image for Cinematic Food & Beverage 3D
Cinematic Food & Beverage 3D Visualization: Dynamic Product Reveal A high-energy, cinematic 3D commercial spot created for ASTOR Chocolate Rush. Built to drive immediate visual engagement, this project combines high-velocity fluid simulations, dynamic particle explosion physics, and hyper-realistic macro texturing to deliver a high-converting food and beverage advertisement. ​Key Highlights & Deliverables: • Dynamic Fluid & FX Simulations: Complex chocolate vortex splashes, flying wafer fragments, and stylized flame physics designed to emphasize flavor intensity. • 3D Macro Cinematography: High-detail close-up cross-sections highlighting crisp wafer textures and rich, creamy filling. • Surreal Tunnel & Motion Sequences: An infinite camera fly-through using structured wafer geometry paired with energetic 3D kinetic typography. • Brand Key Visual Assembly: Premium 3D package reveal featuring glowing lighting, liquid framing, and gold-accented motion branding. ​Services Provided: • 3D Motion Design & Animation • Fluid, Particle & Fire Physics Simulation • 3D Product Modeling & Photorealistic Texturing • Creative Direction & Visual Storytelling • Post-Production, Compositing & Lighting ​Skills & Services: 3D Motion Design, Commercial Video Production, Visual Effects (VFX), 3D Animation, Product Visualization, Creative Direction, Food & Beverage Advertising ​ #3DAnimation #MotionDesign #VFX #ProductVisualization #CommercialProduction #3DMotionGraphics #FoodAdvertising #RenderShare #DigitalMarketing
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AI Product Ads & Cinematic Short-Form Video
5.0
Rating
19
Followers
AI Product Ads & Cinematic Short-Form Video
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This is a personal spec project created to explore high-end AI commercial video workflows, focusing on product consistency and complex scene-to-scene transitions. The project centers around a 10-second cinematic commercial concept for the Massey Ferguson 7718 S tractor, utilizing a match-cut transition to bridge a macro workshop assembly sequence with full-scale agricultural performance in the field. Key Technical Deliverables Prompt Engineering & Camera Direction: Developed precise prompt structures defining lighting (dark industrial studio vs. natural outdoor daylight), lens behavior (extreme macro to dynamic 3/4 hero angles), and physical material accuracy (matte rubber, glossy red metal finish, bare steel, and glass). 24-Panel Production Storyboard: Designed a detailed 24-frame visual grid mapping out every scene step-by-step from individual engine and hydraulic component assembly to the tire-tread match-cut transition. Brand Asset Consistency: Ensured strict visual identity retention across generated frames, maintaining exact vehicle proportions, silver cab roof accents, and signature red paintwork without visual drift or artifacting. Production Process Concept Development: Analyzed macro assembly ad structures to draft a frame-by-frame match-cut narrative. Visual Mapping: Created a multi-frame storyboard grid to define camera paths, object placements, and transition points. Prompt Refinement: Crafted optimized video generation prompts engineered for models like Veo and Google Flow to control pacing, physics, and texture realism.
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AI Video creator & Video Editor| AI UGC, AI Commercial Video
1x
Hired
5.0
Rating
23
Followers
AI Video creator & Video Editor| AI UGC, AI Commercial Video
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From Everyday Content to a Full Brand Partnership This project explores what a modern UGC and PR campaign can look like when creative content, brand communication, and partnership strategy come together in one campaign. The concept follows a creator working from home through a natural, relatable day. She enjoys a drink, incorporates a skincare serum into her routine, and creates the kind of authentic lifestyle moments that can make branded content feel organic rather than overly scripted. But the creative goes beyond the video itself. The project was designed to showcase the full workflow behind a potential brand collaboration, from developing a UGC concept and planning social content to creating a posting schedule, preparing brand emails, and developing a partnership pitch. The AI-generated video brings the campaign concept to life visually, demonstrating how a brand could move from an initial idea to a complete content and outreach strategy. I wanted the project to communicate one simple idea: great brand content is not just about making a beautiful video, it’s about creating a story that fits naturally into the audience’s everyday life and building the strategy around it. This portfolio piece combines AI video creation, UGC strategy, PR thinking, content planning, brand communication, and partnership pitching into one cohesive campaign concept. It demonstrates how I approach AI not simply as a video-generation tool, but as part of a broader creative workflow for developing campaign ideas, social content, creator concepts, and brand partnerships.
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Product Designer for Startups · Mobile & Web
5.0
Rating
11
Followers
Product Designer for Startups · Mobile & Web
Meta Ads & Lead Generation Expert | AI Video Ad Creator
5.0
Rating
14
Followers
Meta Ads & Lead Generation Expert | AI Video Ad Creator
Cover image for Setsu 4.0 Floral Ankle Boot
Setsu 4.0 Floral Ankle Boot — Product Launch Video Laidback London Footwear A 6-shot cinematic product video created to launch the Setsu 4.0 Floral Ankle Boot for Laidback London. The concept was built around a slow, sensory reveal — teasing the product before showing it in full, then guiding the viewer through its key details before closing on a clean brand moment. Creative approach: The video opens with a partial, moody teaser shot before revealing the boot in full with soft studio lighting and a subtle camera orbit to establish it as the hero product. From there, the video moves into a series of macro feature highlights — the shearling-lined interior, the hand-embroidered floral detailing, and the chunky treaded platform sole — each shot with slow, deliberate camera movement and warm, directional lighting to emphasize texture and craftsmanship. A lifestyle sequence grounds the product in a real-world autumn/winter setting, showing the boot in motion. The video closes on a clean, brand-forward final frame with logo and tagline. What I delivered: - Full shot-by-shot creative direction (camera movement, lighting, pacing) for a 6-scene product story - On-screen copy and callouts highlighting key product features and benefits - A cohesive visual narrative moving from teaser → hero reveal → feature details → lifestyle context → brand close - Styling aligned to the brand's aesthetic: warm, artisanal, "crafted for the free spirit" Result: A polished, scroll-stopping product video built to highlight craftsmanship and drive interest in the Setsu 4.0 boot across social and e-commerce placements.
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