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Alexandru Köllo's avatar
Alexandru Köllo
maxBucharest, Romania
Video Producer & Audio Designer 🎞️🎵🪓
$25k+
Earned
10x
Hired
4.9
Rating
83
Followers
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Style-Driven AI Animation
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From Script to Screen: A Cinematic AI Launch Video
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AI Advanced Restoration — From Archive to Film
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This Ad Was Shot on the Moon. No Camera Required.
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Google Flow(3)
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Ahmadullah Emad
proHerat, Afghanistan
500+ Projects: Master in Web Design, UI/UX, and Branding
$10k+
Earned
6x
Hired
5.0
Rating
55
Followers
500+ Projects: Master in Web Design, UI/UX, and Branding
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WordPress Website Design & Development
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Custom Design Agency Website Design
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Custom Shopify Website Design & Development
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Website Design for Carpet Online Store
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Google Flow(1)
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Aminu Ganiyat
proLagos, Nigeria
AI Video Producer for Ads, Product Films & Social
1x
Hired
5.0
Rating
126
Followers
AI Video Producer for Ads, Product Films & Social
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From Confusion to Conversion For this project, I helped create a Facebook ad creative for a Nigerian health & wellness brand selling a digital liver-health meal guide and cookbook. Instead of making another generic “healthy foods” video, I built the concept around a more relatable problem: Too much health information. Not enough clarity. The creative uses a short-form storytelling structure that takes the viewer from confusion → curiosity → product discovery, while deliberately avoiding giving away the actual value inside the cookbook. The goal was simple: make the audience curious enough to click, while positioning the product as the practical answer to the problem. Creative direction: Story driven ad concept Format: Vertical short form video Platform: Facebook / Instagram Focus: Hook, curiosity, product reveal & conversion A good ad doesn't always need to tell people everything. Sometimes, it needs to make them want to know more.
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I almost skipped this shot because it looked too simple. Just one creator, one speaker, and a quiet room. Then I watched it back. The warm light, the clean sound, and the little details made it feel real. That's when I remembered that good products don't need big effects. They just need the right story. This AI product commercial was created to show how simple moments can still feel premium.
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She wasn't trying to be the loudest person in the room. She never had to be. She walked in, placed her bag on the table, and somehow it became part of the conversation. Not because it was covered in logos, but because every detail felt intentional. That quiet kind of luxury is what inspired this AI product film. A piece designed to feel timeless, elegant, and unforgettable.
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I had way too much fun making this one. The idea started with a simple thought: what if someone talked about their Stanley Cup the way reality TV contestants talk about a toxic relationship? The joke wasn't the cup—it was treating something completely ordinary with complete sincerity until, for just a second, it stopped being a joke. That little emotional beat is my favorite part because, honestly, we all have an object or routine that quietly becomes part of our day. If you notice the model changes between shots, that's intentional... well, sort of. I generated each scene separately to get the strongest performance from the AI, and the tradeoff is that character consistency isn't perfect. I chose to keep the best takes instead of chasing the exact same face in every clip. It reminded me that sometimes the performance, timing, and story matter more than technical perfection. Curious if anyone else has an "emotional support" object they'd never admit to. 🧐🤓
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Google Flow(13)
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Samuel Olowo
proLagos, Nigeria
AI Video Ads That Convert | AI UGC | Products and App Demo
5.0
Rating
12
Followers
AI Video Ads That Convert | AI UGC | Products and App Demo
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Official Advertising Concept for OCI Group (OCIG) For this project, I created a 30-second cinematic advertising concept for OCI Group (OCIG), designed to communicate the brand’s expertise in engineering, technical investigation, precision, and problem-solving through a short visual story. The concept follows a clear progression: problem → investigation → testing → solution → brand reveal. Rather than creating a traditional corporate advertisement with heavy narration or text, I wanted the visuals themselves to communicate the work. The ad begins with a technical/structural problem and follows a team of engineers as they investigate the situation, inspect the damage, perform technical testing, operate equipment, and work toward a professional solution. I used a fast-paced, accelerated visual style to make the engineering process feel active and engaging. Heavy machinery, tractors, tools, inspection equipment, and the engineers themselves create constant movement throughout the video, giving the advertisement the energy of a professional engineering/construction time-lapse while maintaining a realistic and premium corporate feel. A major focus was also placed on sound design. Instead of using background music, the concept relies entirely on diegetic sounds from the work itself machinery, tractor engines, drilling, tools, footsteps, measurement equipment, metal movement, and the natural industrial environment. This makes the viewer feel closer to the actual engineering process and keeps the advertisement grounded and believable. The final section slows down after the intense engineering activity and transitions into a clean, minimal OCI Group logo reveal, giving the advertisement a strong and memorable ending. The overall creative direction was built to make OCI Group feel professional, technically capable, precise, reliable, and solution-focused, while presenting the brand in a modern cinematic advertising style. This is an official advertising concept created for the brand, with the intention of demonstrating how engineering services can be transformed into a visually engaging brand story rather than simply presenting information.
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The Water You See Isn't Always the Water You Should Drink Water can look perfectly clear and still contain things we cannot see. This 30-second cinematic concept was created to turn that simple insight into a visual story. The film follows a single drop of water from its journey through nature into an environment where hidden contaminants become part of the story. Although the water still appears clear, the viewer is taken beneath the surface to reveal the unseen problem. The narrative then transitions naturally toward the solution: water purification. Rather than beginning with the product, the concept first establishes the problem, helps the viewer understand it visually, and then introduces the product as the natural answer. Creative Structure Scene 1 - The Journey A single water droplet travels from the sky into a natural stream. Scene 2 - The Hidden Problem The water still looks clear, but the invisible world beneath the surface reveals why appearance alone is not enough. Scene 3 - The Solution The water enters a purification system and emerges clean, ending with a premium product hero shot. Creative Objective The goal was to demonstrate how AI-generated video can be used for more than visually impressive content. This concept combines: Cinematic storytelling Educational advertising Product visualization Problem-to-solution narrative structure Continuous scene continuity AI-powered commercial production Final Message CLEAR DOESN'T ALWAYS MEAN CLEAN. TRUST WHAT YOU DRINK.
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🍊 From a seed to a glass of fresh orange juice created as one cinematic story with AI. I wanted to experiment with something different. Instead of creating a random AI video, I wanted to tell the complete lifecycle of an orange in just 30 seconds. The challenge was making everything feel connected. So I broke the story into 3 separate 10-second scenes: 🌱 Scene 1: A seed breaks open underground and grows into a young orange plant. 🌳 Scene 2: The same plant continues growing into a mature orange tree, producing flowers and eventually green oranges. 🍊 Scene 3: The same orange ripens, gets harvested, sliced open, and transforms into a refreshing glass of orange juice. The most important part wasn't just generating the scenes. It was prompt continuity. For every scene, I carefully instructed the AI to: → Continue from the exact final frame of the previous scene → Maintain the same environment and lighting → Keep the same plant and eventually the same orange → Maintain the same camera language and visual style → Treat all three clips as one continuous story I also designed the audio progression so the music would feel like it was building throughout the entire 30 seconds, instead of restarting after every clip. The result? Three separate AI-generated videos that come together to tell one complete story: SEED → PLANT → TREE → FLOWER → FRUIT → JUICE. This is something I'm beginning to enjoy more about AI filmmaking. It's not just about typing a prompt and generating something beautiful. The real creative work is in thinking about the story, continuity, transitions, camera movement, and how every generated scene connects to the next. AI is becoming a powerful creative tool. But the storytelling still starts with the person behind the prompt. 🍊🎬 #AIVideo #AIFilmmaking #GoogleFlow
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Flat static photos don’t stop the scroll anymore. Here’s how we fixed that for our client. 📉 ➔ 📈 The Challenge: Our client had a top-tier product, but their marketing was stuck. They were using flat, static product photos that were getting completely buried on social feeds. Their ad engagement was dropping, their Click-Through Rate (CTR) was hit, and potential customers were scrolling right past without giving them a second look. The Process & Solution: Instead of re-shooting or settling for boring imagery, we transformed their brand assets using a high-impact 3D animation workflow: Static to 3D: We took a single static product photo and recreated it into a photorealistic 3D model. Dynamic Motion: We brought the product to life with smooth, cinematic 360° rotations, lighting highlights, and detailed macro shots that showcased the product’s quality and texture. Optimized for UGC/Ads: We formatted the final video as a high-energy, scroll-stopping UGC asset tailored specifically for Instagram Reels and TikTok ads. The Result: By replacing flat images with immersive 3D video creatives: CTR increased by 32.5% Ad engagement skyrocketed Conversions jumped by 16.9% The Takeaway: If your product isn't converting, it’s usually not the product, it’s the creative. Elevating flat images into premium 3D motion assets is the fastest way to build trust and drive sales. 💬 Want to transform your static product photos into scroll-stopping 3D video ads? Drop a comment or send a DM to see how we can level up your brand! 🚀
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Google Flow(13)
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Zainab Ahmad
Lahore, Pakistan
Web Designer/Developer | Shopify • Webflow • Framer Expert
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Followers
Web Designer/Developer | Shopify • Webflow • Framer Expert
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Built this hero section concept for Aster through an AI-assisted workflow, using Google Flow to create the main visual and transform it into motion, ChatGPT to develop the content direction and master prompt, and Google AI Studio to build the final interface. The direction focuses on a clean, premium, nature-inspired experience with immersive imagery, subtle motion, soft depth, strong typography, and clear messaging. It was a useful experiment in combining AI-generated visuals, prompt development, content, and UI design into one polished web experience.
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Created a cinematic perfume product animation using Google Flow, inspired by some beautiful product and motion work I came across on Dribbble. I used those references as a starting point for the visual direction, then developed my own composition, lighting, atmosphere, movement, and overall luxury aesthetic. The final piece explores glass reflections, atmospheric smoke, floating motion, and dramatic lighting while keeping the perfume bottle at the center of the experience. It was a fun experiment in using AI to turn visual inspiration into a polished product animation for beauty, fragrance, fashion, and premium campaigns.
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Built Verdo, an experimental AI-assisted 3D website exploring the connection between nature, technology, and interactive digital experiences. The project combines organic 3D forms, minimal layouts, glass-style UI, subtle green accents, environmental metrics, and scroll-based storytelling to create a futuristic but natural visual direction. I used an AI-first workflow throughout the project, Google Flow for creative exploration and visual direction, Google AI Studio for building and refining the experience, ChatGPT for ideation, content, structure, and development support, and Vercel for deployment. This project was an experiment in how AI can support the full website process, from an early visual idea to a polished, interactive experience.
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Recently worked on Pickle, a fashion marketplace built in Shopify, turning the Figma design into a responsive e-commerce experience focused on renting, buying, and discovering standout fashion pieces. The website includes trending products, occasion-based browsing, search, rental and purchase flows, product discovery, and a strong fashion-led visual experience. I focused on accurate Figma-to-Shopify development, responsive layouts, clean navigation, product presentation, and keeping Pickle’s playful green brand identity consistent across the site.
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