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Created this cinematic story-driven Coca-Cola short using the “Story Driven Video” skill in FlovaAI Flova AI 1.0 feels like real-time co-creation, I direct, AI produces alongside me in flow. The Skill System learns my style and turns it into reusable creative intelligence. Less time fighting tools. More time making...

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I created this cinematic, narrative driven short “The Flying Pizza” using the “Story Driven Video” skill inside FlovaAI Flova AI 1.0 feels like a true creative partner in real time.I guide the action, emotion, and pacing while the AI builds the world in sync with my direction. It goes beyond simple scene generation,it picks up the rhythm of my storytelling and transforms it into reusable creative intelligence. Less time struggling with tools. More time shaping films that feel alive, personal, and full of energy. #FlovaAIChallenge
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98,162 次观看 • 4 个月前

Back in the early-2000s when the Cola wars were in vogue, Pepsi first retorted to Coca-Cola's 'Thanda Matlab Coca-Cola' (starring Aamir Khan who recently credited someone other than the person who is often credited for that slogan: with a campaign where Fardeen Khan, who is seen running an empty stall says, 'Business Thanda Matlab, Cola Cola'. While that ad has vanished off the internet, there is another variant in that series that still exists. In this ad featuring Rahul Khanna and Fardeen Khan, the latter uses Coca-Cola's slogan of that time verbatim - 'Life ho toh aisi'. But the context in which he utters is meant as a direct attack on Coca-Cola. Even his t-shirt has that fake brand (Cola-Cola, also in the shop's sign board) in the cola's signature red! Compared to such direct attacks, the Cola wars (there was one recently, around 'half time) now seem tame. It's good in a way, though - less people need to drink (naturally or artificially) sugared carbonated drinks anyway, given that they are horribly unhealthy. So, less noise is always better :) #advertising #marketing #brandrivalry
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Back in the early-2000s when the Cola wars were in vogue, Pepsi first retorted to Coca-Cola's 'Thanda Matlab Coca-Cola' (starring Aamir Khan who recently credited someone other than the person who is often credited for that slogan: with a campaign where Fardeen Khan, who is seen running an empty stall says, 'Business Thanda Matlab, Cola Cola'. While that ad has vanished off the internet, there is another variant in that series that still exists. In this ad featuring Rahul Khanna and Fardeen Khan, the latter uses Coca-Cola's slogan of that time verbatim - 'Life ho toh aisi'. But the context in which he utters is meant as a direct attack on Coca-Cola. Even his t-shirt has that fake brand (Cola-Cola, also in the shop's sign board) in the cola's signature red! Compared to such direct attacks, the Cola wars (there was one recently, around 'half time) now seem tame. It's good in a way, though - less people need to drink (naturally or artificially) sugared carbonated drinks anyway, given that they are horribly unhealthy. So, less noise is always better :) #advertising #marketing #brandrivalry

Karthik 🇮🇳

48,855 次观看 • 2 个月前

A real scientific study onto Coca-Cola found that Mexican Coke is a lie. It showed there is no real cane sugar “In 2010, a group of legit scientists get together to do a legitimate experiment for a legitimate science journal, and they want to test soft drinks including Coca-Cola. They want to know what sorts of sweetener are being used for each and how much of that sweetener is in each of them. So they gather a bunch of soft drinks including a Mexican Coca-Cola and an American Coca-Cola, and do all of their testing. What they find is that the Mexican Coca-Cola actually has no sucrose in it, meaning sugar. All they find in this is glucose and fructose, the elements that are used to build high fructose corn syrup. — They found no sugar. They only found the elements for high fructose corn syrup” Okay this sounds really crazy, so I looked into what’s actually happening Coke is highly acidic with phosphoric acid. Sucrose, which is cane sugar, hydrolyzes (breaks down) very quickly in acidic conditions into glucose + fructose By the time the bottle reaches you, especially after shipping, storage, and sitting on shelves, most or all of the sucrose has already inverted That’s why the study found almost zero intact sucrose Recent lab tests confirmed Mexican Coke starts with cane sugar but ends up with ~97% inverted by the time it’s tested So you are literally paying more for nothing So it’s technically not a lie, but it’s also incredibly misleading too
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Wall Street Apes

214,319 次观看 • 4 个月前

Conspiracy Theorists Are Right Again. News Report Confirming: 🚨 “They have found nanotechnology in Coca-Cola and in Pepsi products” “Microsoft and the Coca-Cola company have announced a five-year strategic partnership” “to enable the adoption of leading edge technology and foster innovation and productivity globally. “As part of the partnership, Coca-Cola has made about $1.1 billion, a commitment to the Microsoft Cloud and its generative AI capabilities. Using Azure OpenAI service, Coca-Cola is currently exploring the use of generative AI powered digital assistance to improve performance, metrics related to customer experiences, streamline operations and improve efficiency.” “So the collaboration underscores Coca-Cola's ongoing technology transformation underpinned by the Microsoft cloud as Coca-Cola's globally preferred and strategic cloud and AI platform. Now did you know they have found nanotechnology in Coca-Cola and in Pepsi products?” “Now I'll put the data study in the comments right here with their little red blankie lights letting you know that that is the official article that I was reading through and where they had found the nanoparticles in Pepsi and Coke. Now it goes into a whole bunch of things of how it wants to target certain parts of the body and not only that, did you see that image in the news clip where it's the Coca-Cola but it had an eyeball and like all kinds of other organ looking things for its letters? It's kind of freaking creepy. But if you haven't figured it out, most of the stuff that we drink and that we eat,have nanoparticles or some kind of chemicals or something harmful as they're trying to move us to an AI world. You need to watch what you consume. We've been told this for years and I'm going to say it again. Watch what you consume. And wake up America.”
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Conspiracy Theorists Are Right Again. News Report Confirming: 🚨 “They have found nanotechnology in Coca-Cola and in Pepsi products” “Microsoft and the Coca-Cola company have announced a five-year strategic partnership” “to enable the adoption of leading edge technology and foster innovation and productivity globally. “As part of the partnership, Coca-Cola has made about $1.1 billion, a commitment to the Microsoft Cloud and its generative AI capabilities. Using Azure OpenAI service, Coca-Cola is currently exploring the use of generative AI powered digital assistance to improve performance, metrics related to customer experiences, streamline operations and improve efficiency.” “So the collaboration underscores Coca-Cola's ongoing technology transformation underpinned by the Microsoft cloud as Coca-Cola's globally preferred and strategic cloud and AI platform. Now did you know they have found nanotechnology in Coca-Cola and in Pepsi products?” “Now I'll put the data study in the comments right here with their little red blankie lights letting you know that that is the official article that I was reading through and where they had found the nanoparticles in Pepsi and Coke. Now it goes into a whole bunch of things of how it wants to target certain parts of the body and not only that, did you see that image in the news clip where it's the Coca-Cola but it had an eyeball and like all kinds of other organ looking things for its letters? It's kind of freaking creepy. But if you haven't figured it out, most of the stuff that we drink and that we eat,have nanoparticles or some kind of chemicals or something harmful as they're trying to move us to an AI world. You need to watch what you consume. We've been told this for years and I'm going to say it again. Watch what you consume. And wake up America.”

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Coca-Cola began as a dry-county rewrite of a coca wine. Bartow Elmore’s paper trail is 1886 Atlanta, not folklore. John Pemberton, a pharmacist, first sold French Wine Coca in 1885 as a local take on Vin Mariani, Angelo Mariani’s Bordeaux steeped with coca leaf. Mariani’s ads collected famous patrons. Pope Leo XIII awarded him a Vatican medal and appeared in the marketing. Ulysses S. Grant drank the wine while writing his memoirs. Atlanta and Fulton County voted a prohibition trial that took effect 1 July 1886. Pemberton dropped the wine, kept coca and kola, and sold a soda-fountain syrup. His bookkeeper, Frank M. Robinson, named it Coca-Cola from the two plants: Andean coca leaf and West African kola nut, the caffeine source. First advertised 29 May 1886 at Jacobs’ Pharmacy. The early syrup carried coca extract, so it carried cocaine alkaloids. The amount was small and never a street dose. As public panic over cocaine rose, Asa Candler, who had bought the company, cut it to a trace and, around 1903, switched to decocainized leaf. Residual alkaloids were not fully gone until the extraction method improved in 1929. The flavor stayed. In the formula it is Merchandise No. 5: coca essence plus kola. U.S. narcotics law later banned raw-leaf imports with a narrow exception for decocainized coca used as flavoring. That pipeline still exists. The cocaine comes out before the extract goes into the drink. The can says refreshment. The archives say a 19th-century tonic that survived by losing the wine, then the drug, and keeping the name.

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86,650 次观看 • 4 个月前

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“Teachers aren’t scared of change. They are scared of wasting their time on things that make no significant impact in their classrooms.” I remember a teacher sharing that with me and it always resonated. Are we spending a lot of time on changing things subtly, or are we creating something that there would be no argument on how much better it would be, whether in schools, professional lives, or personal habits. I thought about this when I heard about the backlash to “New Coke” from the mid 80s. Even though taste-tests showed that people preferred the new version, there was a pushback because the company had not understood the emotional connection people had to the old version. From the history website: _______ “The simple fact is that all the time and money and skill poured into consumer research on the new Coca-Cola could not measure or reveal the deep and abiding emotional attachment to original Coca-Cola felt by so many people.” _______ Change is not only about doing something “better.” It is ensuring that people will see that they will be significantly better off through the investment of time and energy they pour into the new thing. If that connection can’t be made, then we have to ask is it truly worth the time and committment?

George Couros

142,694 次观看 • 3 年前

US Taxpayers subsidize Coca Cola $10 BILLION dollars every year Congress has been cleverly hiding the funding in the annual “Farm bill” “Congress subsidizes Coca Cola to the tune of about $10,000,000,000 of taxpayer money every single year — We have this scam, otherwise known as the farm bill, which really should be known as the food stamp and big corporation bill passed by congress. The last one that we passed, the total amount was $428,000,000,000 with a b dollars and $328 billion of that $428 billion went directly to food stamp recipients to SNAP. — The government loads $328 billion of your tax care money on the EBT cards for SNAP recipients, and they go into the stores and they buy Coca Cola products, Frito Lay products, Pepsi products. This $10,000,000,000 is just to Coca Cola every year. Coca Cola gets between 5-20% of their annual revenue from the taxpayer dime. Ding ding ding. That right there is government waste. We could cut because if your products are so great and healthy for everybody. Why don't you stand on your own two feet, Coca Cola? Why don't you just operate without taxpayer money if you're so great? And the cherry on top is how our legislators have figured out they can play this little game and go back to their home voters and tell them how evil the farmers and ranchers are because of the farm bill and the subsidies. Meanwhile, 3/4 of it doesn't even go to the farmers, and it goes to all their buddies in big corporations. That's what your government has done. Congress, men, and women come back home and have the audacity to lie to the American people about what they have done to the American people's food supply.“
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US Taxpayers subsidize Coca Cola $10 BILLION dollars every year Congress has been cleverly hiding the funding in the annual “Farm bill” “Congress subsidizes Coca Cola to the tune of about $10,000,000,000 of taxpayer money every single year — We have this scam, otherwise known as the farm bill, which really should be known as the food stamp and big corporation bill passed by congress. The last one that we passed, the total amount was $428,000,000,000 with a b dollars and $328 billion of that $428 billion went directly to food stamp recipients to SNAP. — The government loads $328 billion of your tax care money on the EBT cards for SNAP recipients, and they go into the stores and they buy Coca Cola products, Frito Lay products, Pepsi products. This $10,000,000,000 is just to Coca Cola every year. Coca Cola gets between 5-20% of their annual revenue from the taxpayer dime. Ding ding ding. That right there is government waste. We could cut because if your products are so great and healthy for everybody. Why don't you stand on your own two feet, Coca Cola? Why don't you just operate without taxpayer money if you're so great? And the cherry on top is how our legislators have figured out they can play this little game and go back to their home voters and tell them how evil the farmers and ranchers are because of the farm bill and the subsidies. Meanwhile, 3/4 of it doesn't even go to the farmers, and it goes to all their buddies in big corporations. That's what your government has done. Congress, men, and women come back home and have the audacity to lie to the American people about what they have done to the American people's food supply.“

Wall Street Apes

1,352,540 次观看 • 1 年前

In 2014 Kobe Bryant invested $6 million into a sports drink doing $6 million a year in sales. Nobody had heard of BodyArmor. Gatorade owned the market. Every expert would have told him no. He didn't just write a check and walk away. He became the face of the brand. Recruited other athletes to invest. Joined the board of directors. Treated it like a championship run. In 2018 Coca-Cola bought a 15% stake valuing BodyArmor at $2 billion. Kobe's $6 million was suddenly worth $200 million. In 2021 Coca-Cola acquired the entire company - valued at $8 billion. Kobe's estate walked away with $400 million. A $6 million investment into a company doing $6 million in sales turned into $400 million. That is a 6,500% return - more money than his entire NBA career combined. But it wasn't just BodyArmor. He won an Academy Award for his animated short film Dear Basketball in 2018. Built Bryant-Stibel — a venture capital firm with over $2 billion in assets. Built Granity Studios. Built the Mamba Sports Academy. Five championships. One MVP. $323 million in NBA salary. $400 million from BodyArmor alone. Net worth at the time of his passing - up to $600 million. And he was just getting started.
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In 2014 Kobe Bryant invested $6 million into a sports drink doing $6 million a year in sales. Nobody had heard of BodyArmor. Gatorade owned the market. Every expert would have told him no. He didn't just write a check and walk away. He became the face of the brand. Recruited other athletes to invest. Joined the board of directors. Treated it like a championship run. In 2018 Coca-Cola bought a 15% stake valuing BodyArmor at $2 billion. Kobe's $6 million was suddenly worth $200 million. In 2021 Coca-Cola acquired the entire company - valued at $8 billion. Kobe's estate walked away with $400 million. A $6 million investment into a company doing $6 million in sales turned into $400 million. That is a 6,500% return - more money than his entire NBA career combined. But it wasn't just BodyArmor. He won an Academy Award for his animated short film Dear Basketball in 2018. Built Bryant-Stibel — a venture capital firm with over $2 billion in assets. Built Granity Studios. Built the Mamba Sports Academy. Five championships. One MVP. $323 million in NBA salary. $400 million from BodyArmor alone. Net worth at the time of his passing - up to $600 million. And he was just getting started.

BILLIONAIRE UNIVERSITY®

66,581 次观看 • 4 个月前

Created a memory that breathes forever ♥️ I brought this story to life using FlovaAI 𝗦𝘁𝗼𝗿𝘆-𝗗𝗿𝗶𝘃𝗲𝗻 𝗩𝗶𝗱𝗲𝗼 skill. It transformed my imagination into a cinematic sequence exactly as I envisioned it. The workflow is simple, fast, and truly impressive, turning ideas into high-impact visual storytelling with ease. PROMPT : 50-Second 3D Animated Cinematic Story (Cartoon Style) 0–8s Road Journey Begins A bright, stylized 3D animated boy and girl sit inside a small compact car, driving along a coastal highway. The ocean is visible through the windows on one side, sparkling under the sun. The boy is driving, relaxed and smiling, while the girl excitedly points toward the sea ahead. Light, cheerful music plays. 8–15s Arrival at the Beach The car pulls up near a wide, golden beach. Waves gently crash in the background. They step out together, stretching and laughing. The camera sweeps around them, showing the open shoreline, soft sand, and glowing afternoon sunlight. 15–25s Fishing Setup They walk to a quiet spot near the water. The boy sets up a simple fishing rod while the girl helps arrange a small bucket and bait. They sit close together, playfully talking as the waves roll in. After a few moments of patience… 25–30s Catch Moment The fishing rod suddenly bends. The boy quickly pulls it up—they catch a small, shiny fish. They both cheer excitedly, laughing in surprise and joy. 30–38s Cooking at Beach Campfire They set up a small beach campfire using stones and driftwood. The fish is cleaned and placed carefully over a grill stick. Simple cooking ingredients are added—salt, lemon slices, and herbs. Warm orange flames flicker as the sun starts to set. 38–44s Evening to Night Transition Time passes in a beautiful cinematic transition. The sky shifts from golden sunset to deep blue twilight, then to a calm starry night. The ocean reflects moonlight, and the fire glows warmly beside them. 44–48s Shared Meal The fish is ready. They sit side by side on the sand, happily eating together. Soft laughter, peaceful silence, and the sound of waves create a cozy romantic atmosphere. 48–50s Romantic Ending They finish eating, stand up, and hold hands. Slowly, they walk toward the shoreline together, waves gently touching their feet. The camera pulls back as they move into the moonlit sea, smiling peaceful and in love. #FlovaAI | #FlovaCPP
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32,353 次观看 • 3 个月前

A magical birthday adventure where one tiny gadget can pause the entire world... Created with Seedance 2.0 on FlovaAI. Prompt: Create a 2-minute ultra-realistic cinematic fantasy short film set in a snowy winter market in Seoul, South Korea, following the same adorable 6-year-old Korean girl throughout the entire story. It's her birthday, and she excitedly explores the festive market with her grandmother. While her grandmother is distracted at a flower stall, the curious little girl wanders away and discovers a mysterious glowing silver gadget hidden beneath a snow-covered bench. She presses its single button, and instantly the entire world freezes—snowflakes hang in mid-air, people stop walking, birds freeze in flight, and the bustling city falls into peaceful silence. As she realizes she can move freely while time is paused, she embarks on a playful birthday adventure. She visits a cozy bakery, a magical fairy dress boutique, toy stores, and gift shops, using the gadget to pause time before each fun moment. Feature fast-paced cinematic transitions, expressive Disney-Pixar-quality facial animation, authentic childlike laughter, seamless freeze-and-resume effects, bustling market ambience that instantly transforms into peaceful magical silence with every click, realistic winter lighting, cozy Christmas decorations, handheld travel-style camera work, cinematic drone shots, ultra-detailed environments, and a heartwarming ending where she reunites with her grandmother carrying lots of colorful shopping bags as they walk away through the snowy streets together. Disney-Pixar-quality animation, ultra-realistic winter environments, expressive child acting, magical fantasy storytelling, cinematic camera movements, HDR, volumetric lighting, realistic snowfall physics, 4K cinematic masterpiece. #FlovaAI #FlovaCPP
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A magical birthday adventure where one tiny gadget can pause the entire world... Created with Seedance 2.0 on FlovaAI. Prompt: Create a 2-minute ultra-realistic cinematic fantasy short film set in a snowy winter market in Seoul, South Korea, following the same adorable 6-year-old Korean girl throughout the entire story. It's her birthday, and she excitedly explores the festive market with her grandmother. While her grandmother is distracted at a flower stall, the curious little girl wanders away and discovers a mysterious glowing silver gadget hidden beneath a snow-covered bench. She presses its single button, and instantly the entire world freezes—snowflakes hang in mid-air, people stop walking, birds freeze in flight, and the bustling city falls into peaceful silence. As she realizes she can move freely while time is paused, she embarks on a playful birthday adventure. She visits a cozy bakery, a magical fairy dress boutique, toy stores, and gift shops, using the gadget to pause time before each fun moment. Feature fast-paced cinematic transitions, expressive Disney-Pixar-quality facial animation, authentic childlike laughter, seamless freeze-and-resume effects, bustling market ambience that instantly transforms into peaceful magical silence with every click, realistic winter lighting, cozy Christmas decorations, handheld travel-style camera work, cinematic drone shots, ultra-detailed environments, and a heartwarming ending where she reunites with her grandmother carrying lots of colorful shopping bags as they walk away through the snowy streets together. Disney-Pixar-quality animation, ultra-realistic winter environments, expressive child acting, magical fantasy storytelling, cinematic camera movements, HDR, volumetric lighting, realistic snowfall physics, 4K cinematic masterpiece. #FlovaAI #FlovaCPP

Julia Clark

24,808 次观看 • 2 个月前

Pepsi couldn’t compete with Coca-Cola. So they bought Taco Bell, KFC, and Pizza Hut to sell more Pepsi. Then spent decades lobbying to keep the federal minimum wage at $7.25 — unchanged since 2009. The savings from consolidating locations funded the lobbying. The lobbying kept wages flat. The flat wages kept lobbies closed. The guy in the video below just wanted a Mexican pizza. $7.25 an hour. Nobody wants the job. Lobby’s dark. He ate it in his car — and completely came apart about it. This didn’t happen by accident. That is the direct result of a corporate consolidation strategy that started because Pepsi couldn’t beat Coca-Cola. Pepsi spun the brands off as Yum! Brands in 1997. One company now controls KFC, Taco Bell, and Pizza Hut. Same consolidation. Same lobbying. Same wages. Trump is pursuing antitrust action against Google, Live Nation, and Big Ag for exactly this pattern — consolidation that kills competition, suppresses wages, and extracts the difference for shareholders. Yum! Brands fits the pattern perfectly. The trust-busters have a list. It should be longer.
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Pepsi couldn’t compete with Coca-Cola. So they bought Taco Bell, KFC, and Pizza Hut to sell more Pepsi. Then spent decades lobbying to keep the federal minimum wage at $7.25 — unchanged since 2009. The savings from consolidating locations funded the lobbying. The lobbying kept wages flat. The flat wages kept lobbies closed. The guy in the video below just wanted a Mexican pizza. $7.25 an hour. Nobody wants the job. Lobby’s dark. He ate it in his car — and completely came apart about it. This didn’t happen by accident. That is the direct result of a corporate consolidation strategy that started because Pepsi couldn’t beat Coca-Cola. Pepsi spun the brands off as Yum! Brands in 1997. One company now controls KFC, Taco Bell, and Pizza Hut. Same consolidation. Same lobbying. Same wages. Trump is pursuing antitrust action against Google, Live Nation, and Big Ag for exactly this pattern — consolidation that kills competition, suppresses wages, and extracts the difference for shareholders. Yum! Brands fits the pattern perfectly. The trust-busters have a list. It should be longer.

Jake

789,191 次观看 • 6 个月前

this guy built an AI video pipeline that turns one prompt into a finished short. he barely opens editing software. give Claude a simple idea. in the demo: a puppy rescue story. Claude runs the entire production from there: → generates the images with Nano Banana 2 → turns them into motion with Kinovi / Seedance 2.0 → stitches the clips together with FFmpeg → uploads the finished video no manually generating every frame. no dragging clips around a timeline for an hour. no stitching together the edit by hand. here’s the actual shift, and it’s bigger than “AI made a video”: Claude isn’t just one tool in the chain anymore. it’s coordinating the whole chain deciding what goes where, which tool handles which step, and executing it end to end. idea → images → video clips → edit → final render. one prompt in, finished short out. most people are still using AI one tool at a time generate an image here, cut it there, stitch it somewhere else, doing the coordination themselves. the bigger unlock isn’t a better individual tool. it’s connecting the tools so nothing needs a human in between steps. give it an idea. let the system make the video.
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this guy built an AI video pipeline that turns one prompt into a finished short. he barely opens editing software. give Claude a simple idea. in the demo: a puppy rescue story. Claude runs the entire production from there: → generates the images with Nano Banana 2 → turns them into motion with Kinovi / Seedance 2.0 → stitches the clips together with FFmpeg → uploads the finished video no manually generating every frame. no dragging clips around a timeline for an hour. no stitching together the edit by hand. here’s the actual shift, and it’s bigger than “AI made a video”: Claude isn’t just one tool in the chain anymore. it’s coordinating the whole chain deciding what goes where, which tool handles which step, and executing it end to end. idea → images → video clips → edit → final render. one prompt in, finished short out. most people are still using AI one tool at a time generate an image here, cut it there, stitch it somewhere else, doing the coordination themselves. the bigger unlock isn’t a better individual tool. it’s connecting the tools so nothing needs a human in between steps. give it an idea. let the system make the video.

RUX

11,269 次观看 • 1 个月前

#MusicMonday Did you know The Guess Who once wrote jingles for Coca-Cola? In 1968, Toronto-based musician and jingle-writer Jack Richardson got involved with The Guess Who while he was with McCann-Erickson, the advertising agency for Coca-Cola. He said: "We developed this youth radio campaign whereby we decided to use younger spokespeople for our product. We did a series of radio commercials using Canadian acts & we ran them in 30, 60 & 90 second spots. The Guess Who was one of the acts we approached." By the fall of 1967, we were established television stars on the Winnipeg edition of CBC-TV's popular Let's Go show so The Guess Who was an obvious choice for the ad campaign. We were Canada's best-known group having cracked the American charts two years earlier with "Shakin' All Over." One of our dreams had been to do a Coke commercial. Ray Charles had done one and we thought it was cool. Jack brought The Guess Who to Toronto's Hallmark Studios to cut radio jingles for Coke incorporating the soft drink's signature slogan "Things go better with Coke!" "The outcome of that," recalls Jack "was that the agency recommended we put together a compilation album from the catalogues of these artists. I suggested it would be better to go with something original. The first one we did was with Bobby Curtola and it was so successful they decided to do it again. That became A WILD PAIR with The Guess Who on one side and the Staccatos on the other." Some of you still have that album! You can read more at: Cheers! #canadian #music #60s #remember Coca-Cola The Guess Who
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#MusicMonday Did you know The Guess Who once wrote jingles for Coca-Cola? In 1968, Toronto-based musician and jingle-writer Jack Richardson got involved with The Guess Who while he was with McCann-Erickson, the advertising agency for Coca-Cola. He said: "We developed this youth radio campaign whereby we decided to use younger spokespeople for our product. We did a series of radio commercials using Canadian acts & we ran them in 30, 60 & 90 second spots. The Guess Who was one of the acts we approached." By the fall of 1967, we were established television stars on the Winnipeg edition of CBC-TV's popular Let's Go show so The Guess Who was an obvious choice for the ad campaign. We were Canada's best-known group having cracked the American charts two years earlier with "Shakin' All Over." One of our dreams had been to do a Coke commercial. Ray Charles had done one and we thought it was cool. Jack brought The Guess Who to Toronto's Hallmark Studios to cut radio jingles for Coke incorporating the soft drink's signature slogan "Things go better with Coke!" "The outcome of that," recalls Jack "was that the agency recommended we put together a compilation album from the catalogues of these artists. I suggested it would be better to go with something original. The first one we did was with Bobby Curtola and it was so successful they decided to do it again. That became A WILD PAIR with The Guess Who on one side and the Staccatos on the other." Some of you still have that album! You can read more at: Cheers! #canadian #music #60s #remember Coca-Cola The Guess Who

Randy Bachman

12,706 次观看 • 7 个月前

What if fantasy epics could be brought to life with AI? "The Celestial Slayer" is an AI-generated cinematic trailer following the journey of a celestial queen who transforms into a divine warrior, blending breathtaking world-building, magical visual effects, and blockbuster-inspired action into a fantasy adventure. Created entirely using next-generation AI creative workflows, this project demonstrates how creators can produce cinematic trailers, concept films, and immersive visual stories without the traditional limitations of large-scale film production. The future of fantasy filmmaking is being reimagined,one frame at a time. What do you think? Would you watch a full-length AI-generated fantasy film like this? Story board and prompt and in the comments Tools used: • ChatGPT — Character • Seedance 2.0 — Video generation • CapCut — Editing
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What if fantasy epics could be brought to life with AI? "The Celestial Slayer" is an AI-generated cinematic trailer following the journey of a celestial queen who transforms into a divine warrior, blending breathtaking world-building, magical visual effects, and blockbuster-inspired action into a fantasy adventure. Created entirely using next-generation AI creative workflows, this project demonstrates how creators can produce cinematic trailers, concept films, and immersive visual stories without the traditional limitations of large-scale film production. The future of fantasy filmmaking is being reimagined,one frame at a time. What do you think? Would you watch a full-length AI-generated fantasy film like this? Story board and prompt and in the comments Tools used: • ChatGPT — Character • Seedance 2.0 — Video generation • CapCut — Editing

FATHELA ESQ

43,060 次观看 • 2 个月前

Veo 3.1 is now live on invideo. We’re one of the first official partners worldwide to launch Veo 3.1. The Google Cloud team gave us early access, and it changes everything. Veo 3.1 upgrades what creators actually care about: visual quality, motion realism, and prompt responsiveness. But the real breakthrough is in control: → You can now define a start and end frame and Veo 3.1 builds everything between them with perfect flow. → You can lock a character’s look across scenes. → You can merge multiple references into one coherent world. When that power meets invideo, it turns from generation into storytelling. Because invideo isn’t just an AI video generator, it’s a full-stack AI production house at your disposal. It makes over 300 creative decisions across editing, scripting, visuals, sound, and voiceover to craft videos like a full-scale production team would. Ad films, brand spots, social content, cinematic stories, all created with the precision of a studio team, at the speed of thought. Watch how Veo 3.1 inside invideo turns imagination into cinematic magic👇
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Veo 3.1 is now live on invideo. We’re one of the first official partners worldwide to launch Veo 3.1. The Google Cloud team gave us early access, and it changes everything. Veo 3.1 upgrades what creators actually care about: visual quality, motion realism, and prompt responsiveness. But the real breakthrough is in control: → You can now define a start and end frame and Veo 3.1 builds everything between them with perfect flow. → You can lock a character’s look across scenes. → You can merge multiple references into one coherent world. When that power meets invideo, it turns from generation into storytelling. Because invideo isn’t just an AI video generator, it’s a full-stack AI production house at your disposal. It makes over 300 creative decisions across editing, scripting, visuals, sound, and voiceover to craft videos like a full-scale production team would. Ad films, brand spots, social content, cinematic stories, all created with the precision of a studio team, at the speed of thought. Watch how Veo 3.1 inside invideo turns imagination into cinematic magic👇

Sanket Shah

558,983 次观看 • 11 个月前