AI Content Creator

I Turn Prompts Into Content That Performs.

Commercial AI video and campaign work — engineered across the best models, tuned for brands and built to move in the feed.

Portfolio

Work I've Made.

Pieces made for brands, alongside spec films and concepts built to push the craft. Tap any one to play it.

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Client work

Brand Film 01

Veo · Runway · edit

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Spec & concept

Perfume — Concept Spot

Imaginary brand · Kling

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Spec & concept

Automotive — Teaser

Imaginary brand · multi-model

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Client work

Social Reel Pack

Short-form · multi-model

Prompts · workflows

The Drops

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01 · Workflow

Start-to-Finish

How a whole piece came together: brief, prompts, models.

02 · Prompt Engineering

The Concept & The Exact Prompt

A video or carousel, paired with the prompt that made it. Hit copy and run it yourself.

Video / carousel
Concept

Neon City in the Rain

A moody cyberpunk street loop — one prompt, a handful of seeds, picked the strongest take.

Prompt
rain-soaked neon street at night, reflective wet asphalt,
glowing signage in cyan and magenta, cinematic, 35mm, volumetric haze,
slow forward dolly, no people --ar 9:16
Video / carousel
Concept

Liquid Chrome Type

Flowing metallic lettering for a title card — same base prompt, swapped the word each time.

Prompt
the word "DROP" as flowing liquid chrome, studio lighting,
black background, hyper-reflective, high detail,
soft caustics, product-render look --ar 4:5

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Breakdown · Real estate

A Real-Estate Campaign, Start to Finish

A spec launch film for an imaginary development — built end to end with AI. Here's exactly how it came together, in the order I did it.

Models
Midjourney · Veo · Runway
Build time
~6 hours
Output
1 film + 4 cut-downs
Final film
01

The Brief & The Mood

I started by deciding what the development should feel like — calm, warm, premium — and wrote that into a one-line creative direction before touching any model. Everything downstream gets judged against it.

Direction
Warm, golden-hour luxury. Quiet confidence, not flashy.
Reference feel: architectural film, slow push-ins, soft light.
02

Look Development (Stills First)

Before any video, I locked the look in stills — cheaper and faster to iterate. I generated key frames for each scene until the palette and lighting were consistent.

Image prompt
modern hillside villa at golden hour, floor-to-ceiling glass,
warm interior glow, cinematic, 35mm, shallow depth of field,
muted earthy palette --ar 16:9
03

Turning Frames Into Motion

Each approved still became the first frame of a clip. I kept camera moves slow and deliberate so the AI had less room to drift, then generated several takes per shot and picked the cleanest.

Video prompt
slow cinematic push-in toward the glass facade,
gentle parallax, no people, steady camera,
golden light raking across concrete
04

The Edit & Sound

I cut the strongest 6–8 clips to a calm track, matched the color across shots so they read as one film, and timed the cuts to the music's swells. Sound is what makes AI footage feel finished.

05

Cut-Downs For the Feed

From the master film I exported a 9:16 version and three short hooks for Reels — same footage, re-timed for each placement.

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Breakdown · Product

Product Hero Shot in One Evening

A clean, commercial product film with no studio and no camera. Replace this copy and the steps below with your own process.

Models
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Build time
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Output
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Final film
01

Step One

Describe the first thing you did.

02

Step Two

Add the prompt or model you used.

03

Step Three

And so on, in order.

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Breakdown · Fashion

A Fashion Lookbook From Prompts

Keeping one model consistent across a full editorial set. Replace this copy and the steps below with your own process.

Models
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Build time
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Output
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Final set
01

Step One

Describe the first thing you did.

02

Step Two

Add the prompt or model you used.

03

Step Three

And so on, in order.

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