After many hours, the ad is finally here. I originally planned this AI product ad to be around 40 seconds. Then I made a mistake. I sent the entire script to Google Omni Flash in one chat, and it generated a 10-second version. The result was actually good in a way but there were some morphing and It just wasn't the idea I had in my head. So I made another version. This time, I wanted to show how versatile the tripod is by having the character use it in multiple locations and situations. I initially tried changing the room completely. I found a real location reference, designed the environment around it, and tried to build the scene from scratch. It didn't turn out the way I wanted. So instead of forcing it, I went back to the first ad. I took screenshots from the original frames, rebuilt the environment around those references, and used them as the foundation for the new scenes. That worked much better. One of the other challenges was the music. I really liked the background music Flow generated for the first version, and I wanted something with a similar feel for the new ad. So I uploaded the original audio to Claude and had it analyze the key, tempo and the beat. I then took that analysis, combined it with the original instrumental as a reference, and used Suno AI to generate a new track specifically for the new version. This was actually my first time using Suno for an ad. This 27 second ad took longer than I expected, but I learned a lot from it. Let me know what you guys think about it, hit or miss?
A woman shows a phone on books, films herself with a tripod in a bedroom, ending on an abstract logo.
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