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New faux ad for “Advinol” fast relief that gets you moving! 😉
This one I created using Higgsfeilds unlimited Seedance 4.5 gens for start frames and Grok Imagine in ap gens in 720p for the most cost effective demo ad I've done to date. Let me know what you think of the video output. Think 720p works for this art style? It would likely be viewed mostly on small displays. For a full scale version I’d upscale to 1080p. https://youtu.be/YVwitK-4_xo
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@Jack Bayliss this one was about 2 hours of creative to do the art style exploration/mood-boarding/storyboarding then another hour fine tuning the beat-sheet. From there another hour to lock in the audio (I like to do this early for short videos then build the videos around it). Then using the time coded beat sheet and audio cues I knew I wanted to hit I did all the start frame images and dropped them on to my timeline in Resolve(about 2 hours, longer then normal cause I was using free unlimited seedance 4.5 gens). Having the start frame images with the audio really helps so I know how long each video gen should be. Then with all the groundwork laid, the video gens in Grok Imagine went super fast (about an hour). At this point it was just a matter of another 30 min in the edit trimming my clips onto the time line and adding some transitions. I go one step further to get great audio by exporting the video without the music and narration and import it into logic pro. Then I mix the baked in diegetic audio from the video with the music and narration, master and meter everything so I have a clean -14 LUFS integrated master for streaming(30 min). Then just bounce the final audio, import it back into DaVinci, mute all the original audio and export the finished product(another 10 min). All in about 7 hours done in a single session. This could all be done much quicker but I pour a lot of love and care into these projects because it really is a labour of love for me. I hope this breakdown helps others with their creative process. I’ll keep sharing work and hopefully we can encourage more members to share their creations in your Skool community as you build it up. ✌️
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@Laura the Bruce just take 1 advil and 1 tylenol and call me in the morning! 🤣 (legal disclaimer: I’m not a physician seek the advice of a medical professional for back pain treatment) lol
“Globs” AD Campaign Part 2
Globs mania has officially gone global. 📺🚨 (And it is NOT under control.) Fictitious brand for demo AD Campaign. This is Part 2 of a 3-part demo ad campaign following the invention, obsession, and eventual planetary consequences of the world's most dangerously delicious snack cluster! One live news broadcast. One out-of-control mob. One mad scientist who may be enjoying this a little too much! Shelves are empty. Supplies are scarce. Somewhere, a warehouse is full — and somebody's making sure it stays that way. Lab tested. Zero regrets. Apparently not zero consequences either. Stay tuned for Part 3, where the worlds appetite for Globs gets...Unhinged! https://youtu.be/B7MBsJbzxho
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“Globs” Part 1of a 3 part demo ad campaign
Meet Globs! — the snack that shouldn't exist, but does! 🧪 (But also doesn't!!!) Fictitious brand for demo AD Campaign. This is Part 1 of a 3-part demo ad campaign following the invention, obsession, and eventual planetary consequences of the world's most dangerously delicious snack cluster! One mad scientist. One unhinged machine. One bite sized snack that changes everything! Chips. Popcorn. Peanuts. Caramel. Chocolate. Fused by science into a single, unstoppable cluster. Lab tested. Zero regrets. Stay tuned for Part 2, where things start to get... complicated. https://youtu.be/ZFTmMcpe6y0 Part 2: https://youtu.be/B7MBsJbzxho
“You Can’t Catch Them All” Short film
This short film, You Can’t Catch Them All, was created as a case study in a new kind of brand storytelling. Rather than opening with a product or a pitch, the goal was to build a fully realized noir world, complete with original characters, cinematography, and score, that earns the viewer’s attention on its own terms. The fictitious brand partner, "VRT Energy", is woven into the story only once the audience is already invested in the characters and intrigue, so the placement feels like a natural part of the world rather than an interruption. I also tried to surgically blend a 1950's style noir aesthetic with key modern visual elements. This approach was inspired by a growing trend of longer-form branded content that prioritizes genuine storytelling, the idea being that if you capture someone with a real story first, they’ll stay through the brand moment instead of skipping past it. This project was produced end to end using an AI tools, Image and video created with Nano Banana Pro, GPT Image 2, and Kling 3.0 Omni on Higgsfield AI. https://youtu.be/KekBXqYx_Fk
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@Jack Bayliss Thanks man. The sin city aesthetic was exactly what I was going for
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@Anderson Rotta Another awesome spec ad bro. I hope you’re posting these on Nike’s socials brother cause I could see both these last 2 on tv tomorrow. Great work
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@chris-murray-4439
30+ year singer, guitarist, and song writer, working in professional digital media production.

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Joined Jul 5, 2026
Toronto, Canada.
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