What’s up everyone. I leveled up to 37 yesterday and decided to run a fun experiment with my faceless marketing strategy. ​Instead of doing the standard "Happy birthday to me" selfie, I built a hyper-realistic 1993-1997 era R&B/Talk Show set and let my two custom AI virtual personalities (Mizz Lexi & Kayla Kriss) handle the heavy lifting. The goal? Have them wish me a happy birthday and smoothly convince the audience to drop some birthday tips in the CashApp. ​The Stack & Workflow: ​Reference Locking: Used Nano Banana to lock in the exact facial structures, wardrobe (the satin bomber vs. the gold wrap dress), and the neon Chill Zone Studio background. ​Motion Control: Ran the generated stills through Seeddance 2.0. Used very specific, slow camera movements (like a slow, sensual dolly-in for the second character) to keep the 90s music video vibe authentic without warping the facial geometry. ​Audio Mix & UI: Scripted precise pauses and chuckles for the Text-to-Speech to sound like a live broadcast, layered over a vinyl crackle. I also slapped the CashApp QR code right on the screen to make the "tip jar" completely frictionless. ​I'm heading to the Chicago AI Film Festival today with this proof-of-concept in my pocket, but I value the critical eyes in this group. ​Feedback Request: How are you guys handling the transition cuts between two different AI character generations in the same scene? I used a hard cut here to switch between the girls, but I'm thinking a subtle audio swell or crossfade might glue the scene together better. Would love to hear your critiques on the lighting, motion, and the overall execution! ​Have a great time at the Chicago AI Film Festival today, Ern. Show them exactly what the Chill Zone Studio is capable of.

I haven't created a commercial is soo long. This was my first time using Higgsfeild and Kling. Thanks Toy!! Made for a small autobody shop in town.

I made my first commercial (actually first video ever)! Y'all, I been fighting for my life with this challenge 😣 I realized I have a lot to learn about these platforms. I used CGPT, Veo, Sora, Capcut, then finally edited in Canva. It's not perfect, but it's done. I saw something about Higgsfield, maybe I'll try there next. Stay tuned for good, better, and best...

I’m very proud of myself for this one Tool used Seedance2.0 on Freepik

I’m going to miss Sora I’m still trying to master Veo