(and $100 for 2nd, 3rd, and 4th places.) We're auditioning AI Ad Creators for full and part-time positions! To gather interest, we are running a competition for who can produce the best video ad for our audience. Deadline for Ad entry is 7/15/2026. Winners will be posted publicly. Example Ad that did very well for us (attached) Instructions & Application Link: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1nItUGDUo5G9Iqcdryn8TrNLHyJpyxNg4Mwzt1zVtczM/edit?tab=t.0 TERMS: Winners announced publicly, paid via Wise/PayPal/Venmo/Veem. Paid winners give us the right to fully use and test their creative with real adspend. Ethically, we will never use creatives for unpaid participants.

Spent the last few months building a full 23-minute AI cinematic documentary -- "The Sultana Disaster of 1865." Full live-action style recreation with acting and action sequences, not narration over stock footage. It's the deadliest maritime disaster in US history and almost nobody knows about it -- felt like the perfect story to push what AI filmmaking can actually do right now. Would love this community's eyes on it: https://youtu.be/TqUmNPXTg0I?si=sc7CFDqsGL-BEAvT Happy to talk through the pipeline/tools if anyone's curious how it was built.

Many people have asked how I achieve such realistic results in my AI videos, so I’ve put together a full workflow breakdown. I thought a narrated walkthrough—featuring core ideas and behind-the-scenes captures—would be helpful. This isn't a 'bulletproof' or the only way to do it, as there are dozens of other approaches, but I hope these insights help you elevate your own process. You can check it out here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pb01k4-6Nfs