One thing that helps when working on AI videos, images, and social content is keeping the tools simple. I use chatgpt.com to brainstorm ideas, canva.com to polish visuals, and floment.ai to organize active projects and track the tasks I still need to finish. Otherwise, it's way too easy to generate a ton of cool stuff and never actually publish it. How do you guys manage your workflow from the first idea to the finished content?

Today is Día de la Raza in my country, so I wanted to create this short coffee commercial to celebrate it and upload it to my social media. I did my absolute best to keep it clean and well-done, though I still have a lot to learn. I want to give a special shoutout to @Chris Murray y for his unconditional support and for always helping me whenever I ask for guidance. This is in Spanish, but I tried my best with the captions. I hope you're able to translate it! It has some clips that are real, recorded a few years ago in a town on the outskirts of Medellín, my hometown.

I saw a bunch of people creating crazy good animated videos on X using code with Opus 5.5 and wanted to try out the same. Saw a bunch of ideas and the one I came up with was a documentary about a retired Ninja. This was the end output after a few prompts of refinement. Images were generated by Nano Banana Pro, everything else is pure code including the sound🙉

Nothing says summer like the three B’s… Backyards, barbecues, and unfortunately... bugs! But now you can say FUCK OFF to bugs with overkill by effortless… 5,000% stronger than DEET. Powered by our patented Deetronium formula! Stupid amount of art and post work for this one. Created with Grok, Photoshop, DaVinci Resolve and Logic pro.