During the recently concluded AI Video Production Summer Bootcamp at Kings Bride International Christian Academy, I wanted my students to see that you can use AI to create ads for products that already exist. So I needed an example they could connect with immediately. I picked @MinimieNigeria Minimie Chin Chin. Something they're already familiar with, I made a UGC style ad with an AI influencer enjoying the product. That was the whole point. You don't need to invent a fictional product to create with AI. You can take something real and think about how you'd sell it. Who's using it. Where they are. How the product is shown. The story around it. The feeling you want the viewer left with. That's where the actual skill lives. AI can generate the visuals, but making something that looks good still needs an eye for beauty, composition, lighting, storytelling, advertising. That's what I wanted my students to walk away with. AI isn't the skill. Knowing what to create with it is.

A young woman shows and opens a large red Minimie Chin Chin snack jar, ending on an abstract logo card.

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