My core AI workflow for SaaS explainers and product demos has settled into a few reliable layers, each with clear tradeoffs:
Veo 3 — my go-to for cinematic B-roll and concept shots. The realism and motion coherence are unmatched right now, but it's slower to iterate and prompt adherence can be hit-or-miss on complex scenes, so I budget extra generations.
Runway — great for stylized transitions, abstract visuals, and quick experiments. Faster turnaround than Veo 3, but consistency across multiple shots in the same video is still tricky.
HeyGen — my pick for avatar-led explainer segments (talking head intros, testimonials). Lip-sync quality is strong, though avatar movement can feel slightly stiff over longer takes.
ElevenLabs — handles all voiceover. Multilingual support has been a game-changer for client work outside English.
CapCut + After Effects/Premiere — where everything gets stitched, color-matched, and polished. AI tools generate raw material; the edit is where it becomes a coherent story.
The biggest lesson: no single tool covers the full pipeline. The real skill now is knowing which tool to reach for at which stage — and being fast enough at stitching it all together that clients don't see the seams.
What's everyone else leaning on for consistency across shots? That's still my biggest pain point.
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A fintech founder had a great product. A terrible video. And a homepage that was quietly killing conversions.
60 seconds. New script. Clean animation. Right story.
Their response when they saw it: "This is exactly how we've been trying to explain it for two years."
That's the job.
Building a SaaS product that deserves a better video? Let's talk.
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IANAI — Launch Film
This launch film was created for IANAI, an AI agent platform designed to automate operational workflows across different business systems.
The video tells the story of how AI agents can quietly handle tasks behind the scenes before a team even starts their day. Through a cinematic narrative and motion graphics, the film follows a character interacting with business tools like ERP systems, email, and dashboards while AI agents execute predefined routines set by humans.
My role in this project included:
Motion graphics design
Video editing
Visual storytelling and pacing
Creating a cinematic SaaS-style explainer flow
The goal was to simplify a complex concept — how AI agents operate within business systems — and present it in a clear, engaging launch film that feels modern and product-focused.
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PropelerX Product Demo Video
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AI Generated Founder Video using HeyGen For PropelerX
Created an AI-generated founder video for PropelerX using HeyGen, designed to deliver a polished, human-like on-camera presence without traditional filming. The video introduces the founder, clearly communicates the brand’s vision, and builds instant credibility for marketing and outreach use.
Using HeyGen, I crafted a realistic AI avatar with natural facial expressions, synced voiceover, and professional pacing. The script was tailored to PropelerX’s messaging, ensuring clarity, confidence, and authenticity.
The final output is a high-quality founder video optimized for websites, pitch decks, social media, and investor communications—saving time, reducing production costs, and maintaining a consistent brand identity for PropelerX.
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Project Description
This product video was created for MadeCard, using a modern SaaS explainer style that blends kinetic typography with clean product UI visuals to clearly communicate the platform’s value.
The video focuses on clarity and engagement—using dynamic text animations to highlight MadeCard’s key features, while smoothly showcasing real product screens. The kinetic typography keeps the messaging fast, clear, and memorable, guiding viewers through the product without overwhelming them.
Key Elements:
Kinetic typography for bold, clear messaging
SaaS-style explainer motion design
Real MadeCard product visuals and UI highlights
Clean pacing and structured storytelling
Optimized for marketing and promotional use