AI Video ProducerAI Short FilmBranded AdsFaceless ContentMotion Graphics
I make AI video end to end — script, voiceover, avatar, motion graphics, edit, publish. I build the systems that produce it, and I read the analytics that tell me what to make next. Everything on this page, I made myself.
Work sample AI avatar podcast clip 9:16 · 0:53
01 / Selected work
An AI short film, branded ads, and the channel behind them
A narrative AI short film, an AI lifestyle reel, a fintech concept ad, three short-form ads produced for real businesses — a consumer product and a services brand — plus channel videos that each solved a different problem. Produced solo — concept, script, AI casting, voiceover, motion graphics, editing and packaging.
AI short film1:34 · crime thriller, episode one
The Ring — an AI short film
A wounded mob boss, Adrian, escapes a car chase through the rain and hides in a stranger’s home while the man hunting him, Marcus, closes in. Before he goes, he leaves Clara his ring. The hard part of AI film is keeping the same people, places and props in every shot, so I built each character, location and the ring as its own locked reference before generating a single scene, then directed the blocking shot by shot. Three named characters hold their faces across every cut, and the ring stays the same ring. Story, casting, shot planning, generation, edit, title and name cards — all mine.
3Characters held, every shot
1:34Runtime
Story → editProduced solo
Social reel0:38 · 9:16 lifestyle
My 6am morning routine — an AI lifestyle reel
The “morning routine” reel is one of the most-copied formats on Instagram and TikTok, and it only works if it feels real. This one is entirely AI-generated, with one photoreal woman held across four sets and three outfits: bedroom, bathroom, gym and kitchen, from pyjamas to gym kit to a sweater after the shower. Before cutting it, I studied how the top-performing routine reels are edited and rebuilt it their way: one action per shot, cut at its peak, hard cuts on the beat, and a running clock as the only text. Wake up, make the bed, pray, wash, gym, shower, smoothie. Frames, generation, edit and captions — all mine.
1Woman, every shot
4 sets3 outfits
0:38Vertical social
Concept ad0:30 · fintech app ad
Concept ad — Busha crypto app
A concept ad for Busha, a Nigerian crypto app. Finance ads have a hard job: make a money product feel simple and safe enough to tap. This one walks through the app the way a first-time user would. Unlock with a PIN, see a naira balance, pick a coin, buy. Each step is a floating phone screen in a dark green brand world, and it closes on the logo and the line “Smart, simple and safe.” A Nigerian-English voiceover carries it, so it sounds like the market it’s for. Concept, script, motion design, voiceover, edit and end card — all mine.
0:30Runtime
16:9Brand film format
Unlock → buyFull product flow
Branded ad0:32 · product ad
Product ad — SOFTA collagen facial cream
A creator-style testimonial ad for a skincare product, built entirely from AI-generated footage — no shoot, no talent, no product samples. It runs the format properly: the complaint to camera, the switch, the cream going on, the result. The difficult part is that two things have to stay identical across every cut — the presenter’s face and the jar in her hand. The jar is the harder of the two, because a product that changes shape between shots kills the ad. Same woman, same bathroom, same pink jar with the same label, start to finish. Concept, script, casting, edit and grade — all mine.
0:32Runtime
100%AI-generated footage
Face + productHeld consistent
Branded ad0:21 · 9:16 client work
Direct-response ad — Top Rank Solar
A short-form ad for a real solar business, produced end to end. I built a consistent AI presenter — one character held across every shot — delivering a scripted hook-to-CTA from a branded office set, then cut it against the client’s real installation footage so the trust that sells a service business stays intact. Concept, script, AI avatar, edit, captions and brand match — all mine.
0:21Runtime
9:16Vertical social
1AI presenter, every shot
Branded ad0:44 · 9:16 narrative
Narrative ad — Top Rank Solar
The same brand, deliberately not the same ad. Where the first spot pitches straight to camera, this one is a story with the product withheld until the turn: a working day collapses when the power goes, the frustration is allowed to sit long enough to land, and only then does she pick up her phone and message the company. The payoff shot is her working late with the lights on. It is written for the Nigerian market in that market’s own language — the line that does the work is “then NEPA took the light again,” which needs no explaining to the person being sold to. Captioned throughout for sound-off feeds, one performer held across every location, closing on a brand lockup with the service pillars.
0:44Runtime
9:16Vertical social
Sound-offFully captioned
Motion design0:49 · reel
Motion graphics reel — 29 pieces, one video
Every graphic here was written in code, not assembled from a template — built in Remotion, which means each one is a React component with animation driven by frame number. That makes the whole set programmatically consistent: one shared type scale, one palette, one motion language across 29 pieces. It also means a change to the system updates every graphic at once. This reel is the full set from a single 7-minute video, cut to its resting frames.
29Graphics
1Video
RemotionCoded, not templated
Audience9:59 · long-form tutorial
How I Turn One FREE AI Avatar Into Viral AI Podcast Clips (Full Tutorial)
The best-performing piece I have made. I chose the topic off a demand gap, then packaged it around one concrete outcome rather than a tool review. It is the most-watched video I have published, and the response is what I am proudest of: 184 likes and 65 comments on a tutorial means people didn’t just watch, they replied. The vertical clip at the top of this page is the deliverable it teaches.
5,014Views
184Likes
65Comments
Method8:38 · long-form tutorial
How to Make LONG AI Videos in Google Flow With the Same Character in Every Scene (100% Free)
Most AI video falls apart past a few clips because the character’s face drifts. For this one I wrote a single master prompt that plans a whole film: it carries the character’s identity word for word into every shot and flags each location change before generation, which is exactly where drift happens. I proved it on camera with a 15-scene narrated short film, then gave the prompt away as a free download. Concept, prompt system, film, script, voiceover and edit — all mine.
3,400Views
58Likes
15Scenes, one character
Discoverability7:58 · long-form tutorial
How I Turn One FREE Story Into a Full AI Movie in Google Flow Storyboard Studio
This one nearly died. It launched with a title and tags that no one was searching for, and it stalled at 22 views with zero traffic from search or suggested videos. I diagnosed it, rewrote the title around the exact phrase people search, and fixed the tags. Within days search and suggested traffic switched on, and it kept climbing from there. It taught me a rule I now apply to every upload: the phrase people search goes in the title, word for word.
22→3,225Views after the fix
113Likes
37Comments
02 / Results
What the work did
Seven videos, published solo in six weeks. The curve is the whole argument.
Cumulative views / from launch, first six weeks7 videos / solo production
Launch · 0Week 6 · 1,406
2.9×Views multiplied in 9 days
3Videos past 2,500 views
5,014Views top video
29Motion graphics one video
03 / Design & social
Not just video — the graphics too
Client work from managing social media for brands and creators — carousels, brand graphics and short-form reels, delivered on brief. Concept, layout, type, copy and edit — all mine.
Carousel11 slides · interview repurpose
Interview breakdown — Hayley Mulenda
A long-form podcast interview turned into an 11-slide swipe carousel — ten hard takeaways lifted from the conversation, each carrying its own designed slide. It is the same repurposing instinct I use to turn one video into a week of posts, applied to still design.
Swipe to read →
Carousel9 slides · editorial
‘The Best’ — editorial carousel
A mindset piece built around a single provocation on the cover, then carried across nine slides on one grid and one type system. Editorial-style typography over photography — the cover has to earn the swipe, and every slide after it has to keep the reader moving.
Swipe to read →
Carousel5 slides · educational
Goal-setting carousel
A short, teachable carousel — why people lose track of their goals, and how to fix it — paced across five slides so the idea lands without a wall of text. Tight enough to read in a swipe, useful enough to save.
Swipe to read →
Reel & graphicshort-form edit · client graphic
A reel edit and a brand graphic
Two more registers for two more clients: a short-form reel cut with kinetic typography timed to the footage, and a brand graphic — a birthday tribute for a client, laid out on a clean two-tone system with scripture and signature type. Range across still and motion, polished and on-brief.
Reel Kinetic-type short-form edit 4:5 vertical
04 / Capability
What I actually do
Produce
Video, start to finish
Script, AI voiceover, AI avatars and lip sync, b-roll, screen capture, custom motion graphics, edit, captions, thumbnail. Long-form and vertical short-form.
Diagnose
Analytics that change the work
Retention curves, traffic-source splits, breakout scores, CTR. I find the exact second viewers leave, and rebuild that beat in the next script.
Build
AI pipelines, not AI slop
Custom Claude skills and agents that run idea to publish, with a human approving every stage that matters. Speed without losing the human voice.
Package
Titles and thumbnails that earn the click
Demand-gated topic selection, competitor teardowns, title scoring before a word of script is written. Packaging gets decided first, not last.
05 / Process
The pipeline behind the output
Shipping two videos a week solo needs a production line, not willpower. I wrote a set of Claude skills and agents that carry a video from raw idea through to cross-platform repurposing. Each stage writes its output, updates the production board, and stops at a human gate when a decision needs a person.
Human approval gate — the pipeline stops and waits.
The same system generates the downstream assets: articles, social posts, newsletter copy, and branded PDFs built by a Python generator with three distinct layouts. Nothing publishes without a person reading it first — that rule is why the output still sounds like a human wrote it.
