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AdLab - AI Video School

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Jack Vs. AI Workflows

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4 contributions to AdLab - AI Video School
NEW PODCAST VIDEO W/ JACK
Jack and I talked about Seedance 2.5, the biggest mistake most people make with AI video, and why the idea always matters more than the tool. We also got real about balancing client work, YouTube, and life outside of screens. Watch it here: https://youtu.be/AX5iG9ws3Ec What's the one AI video skill you feel like nobody's actually teaching? Drop it below — might turn it into the next video.
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Great questions created great answers. Jack clearly knows his business and what it takes to make a go of it. I learned that even as things change (technology and production) the more they stay the same, as in how to navigate the process and manage clients in the ad world. Thank you.
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@Sinan Rizvic No worries, the topics you covered were great. You guys did not talk much about the actual technical problems of each model. I'm going to steer clear of Kling and start using seedance 2.0, it seems to be better anyway. I also watched this video with P.J. Ace (someone Jack mentioned). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ttgNFJ25xfU. It's a deep dive into his workflow for his shoots. Amazing stuff. Another question I have as you interview other AI producers is. When do they think the AI storytelling will shift away from epic fantasies of historical or futuristic characters (I know it's meant to wow and get clicks) to dramatic stories that feature acting and emotion. The kind of movies that win academy awards. They are not really the eye candy we see in AI films today or big blockbuster type movies, but those are Hollywood all the way with stars like De Niro, Pacino, Julia Roberts, Leonardo DiCaprio, Denzel Washington, and Emma Stone, etc. Maybe it's because the models are not good enough to really deliver the emotion that drives those kinds of movies yet. Sorry for the long post.
I talk to one of the best AI video creators in the world every week.
My mentor just dropped 45 minutes of knowledge on me. His name is Jack, and he's my mentor. Every single call I walk away with something that would've taken me months to figure out on my own. We're filming a podcast together soon, and I want to make it worth your time. So drop your questions below. AI video, workflows, tools, business, mindset, whatever you want to know. I'll bring the best ones into the conversation.
I talk to one of the best AI video creators in the world every week.
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I'm a member of his skool. I love his work.
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Actually I do have a question. I have had a difficult time with AI generators ability to talk while doing a demonstation. If I have a person making a smoothie, It seems impossible to have a photo realistic person talking about how to make a smoothie and demonstrating how to do it with their hands at the same time. Talking and hand movements just does not work. When I ask claude about this it agrees and tells me it's one of the most common problems people have. I have been using Kling 3 to try and do this with little success. I'm very new to this an have not experimented with seedance or veo. Do you have experience with this type of generation? I was thinking of doing a chef's show but it seems impossible. Cheers, Mitch
Welcome to Lavandai AI Content School ⚡
THIS IS A MUST READ!! Glad you’re here. You’re early. We are still in the development Phase of this community. We are working on it and we will be uploading FREE Workflows and Video regularly. We will break down real workflows, real tools, and real client-ready production systems. I’ll share behind-the-scenes processes, full-stack builds, ad breakdowns, sound design setups, visual planning methods, and the exact structures I use when building AI-driven projects. What you’ll find inside over the course of the community growing: - Step-by-step breakdowns of complete AI production workflows - Full builds of ads and creative projects from scratch - Prompt structures and planning frameworks I do not share publicly - Deep dives on major AI updates and what they actually change - Guidance on turning AI output into sellable deliverables - Discussions about landing and structuring serious AI clients - Live Q&A, reviews, and direct feedback on your work Community guidelines: - No affiliate links or self-promotion (You will be BANNED) - Search before asking. Speed matters - Be specific with your questions. Context equals better answers - Share what works. If you crack something, post it - Flag anything that looks questionable Start by introducing yourself below: Who are you and what do you do? How are you currently using AI? Are you here to sharpen your skills, land clients, or build a service?
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Hi people, I'll start with I'm probably the oldest person here, and that's why I'm here. No one wants to hire an ol' guy. So, I'm starting a digital production company and looking for clients. therealstory.co, is still a work in progress. I graduated film school in and began working in advertising in. I had a really great career. I'm learning how to use Davinci (was very proficient using Final Cut Pro), and how to use AI (I have a Higgsfield acct.) to generate content. That's the short story.
I just uploaded a video I probably should have made months ago..
Most creators can make AI videos. Almost none know how to deliver them to clients. I recently finished a project for an Austrian brand and recorded the entire process — onboarding, client hub, storyboard approvals, animation workflow, feedback rounds, final delivery. Everything. You'll also get the free Milanote template and workflow in the description. Here are the templates: https://app.milanote.com/1WGZNl1oafEs5M?p=DSorlEIOmXX https://app.milanote.com/1WGZQV1oafEs5Q?p=sqSEDTp1Exo What's your biggest challenge when delivering work to clients? Drop it below I'll answer every one.
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@Chris Murray Hey Chris, It's the ol "I'll know it when I see it" way of deciding creative. And there's nothing wrong with that style or process. However, the client needs to know that he/she has to pay for the conceptualizing work and time you put in to get them to any approvals when there's no creative brief for you to run with.
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Right now my biggest challenge is trying to figure out how to make your Milanote templates editable. LOL
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Mitch Mandell
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In the past I went to film school, then worked in advertising as a broadcast producer, after that I built websites. Now I'm back to making videos.

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Joined Jul 12, 2026
Los Angeles and Mexico