Random ideas. Weak hooks. No structure. And as a result - no performance. After our live session, we promised to break down the full workflow. Here it is. This guide shows how a fintech startup approaches video creation: -from audience analysis -to idea and strategy -to script and scenes -to visuals, voice, and final edit No chaos. No guesswork. Just a clear step-by-step system. If you want your videos to feel structured, clear, and real - this is where to start. 👉 Watch here: https://amelnikcom.notion.site/How-a-Fintech-Startup-creates-content-343ed3414a18801cbf07c32c16ed64db

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⚠️ Schedule Update: Live Session Rescheduled Live Session with a Creative Director We’ve rescheduled this session — please note the new date and time. On April 11 at 2 PM (New York time), we’re hosting a live session breaking down how content actually gets made inside a startup. Meet Jane Kott, Creative Director at GoodLoan.ai, joining us live from Puerto Rico. She built her career from graphic and web designer to agency owner, and now leads creative direction at a mortgage company. Her portfolio includes multiple international awards: 🏆 6× Made on Tilda 🏆 GSSDA Kudos 🏆 CSS Light SOTD 🏆 CSS Winner Today, she creates marketing content and campaigns for real products, not just portfolio pieces. What we’ll cover: • How she and her team produce creatives for a real startup • How promo videos are made for actual marketing campaigns • How Higgsfield is used in the workflow If you’re into design, creative production, or working with startups — don’t miss this. 📅 April 11 ⏰ 2 PM (New York time) 💬 Drop your questions in the comments — we’ll cover as many as possible during the session.

One of the biggest reasons AI images look fake? Lighting. This new file in your Starter Pack gives quick fixes for 10 common lighting issues, so your AI creations look real and cinematic — under 2 minutes per fix. Level up your AI outputs and make lighting your secret weapon.

Making ads for an elder care SaaS and voiceover quality really matters here. Wrong tone or weird accent and people just don't trust it. Problem is I'm not always happy with the audio from Kling or Veo3. Sometimes the vibe is just off for this kind of audience. So I'm stuck between two ways of doing this: A - generate with audio in Veo3 and keep retrying until something good comes out B - generate video without sound, then do voiceover in HeyGen or ElevenLabs and sync it after Anyone here actually shipping ads this way? Which one saves more time? Also saw Higgsfield just released something with ElevenLabs which looks really cool. Should wee expect lessons about audio?