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One thing I've changed about using AI for commercials: I don't expect the first generation to be the final cut. For this bullet-time product ad, the workflow was: GPT-6 Astra → 3D white model CapCut PC → bring in the model Seedance 2.5 → generate the footage CapCut PC... show more

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LaShonda 🌸3 days ago

AI accelerates the process, but the creative eye still makes the final cut.

Promethean3 days ago

The editor still being the final filter is the key.

Marcio Lima 利真マルシオ 💎3 days ago

Awesoem!🤩

Sharon Riley3 days ago

🤩🤩

Wavers2 days ago

Nice nicee

simeon-sanai3 days ago

this is insane

KeorUnreal3 days ago

The result is really great! Perfect for a commercial spot👌🏻

Usama Sha2 days ago

The first generation being a starting point instead of the final cut is what makes this workflow so practical.

Minahil3 days ago

The editor still makes the final magic

Gilbert3 days ago

AI gets you closer faster, but the editor still determines whether the final cut works.

Natalia3 days ago

The best part is treating AI as the production engine while keeping creative control firmly with the editor.

Brown Igwe2 days ago

CapCut is interesting now

Ur Meer3 days ago

Great combination

Holly3 days ago

The real creative advantage is knowing what to keep, refine, and cut.

Lisan Ali3 days ago

The absolute right mindset for AI video generation

Abkr Sadiq | AI3 days ago

That’s the right mindset for AI commercials. Generation gets you the raw material; editing creates the final experience. AI can take you 80% there, but pacing, timing, shot selection, and taste decide which 80% is actually worth keeping.

Maercih2 days ago

love the creative process here

noori3 days ago

AI creates the footage, editors create the magic. 🎬🔥

Christopher Wagner3 days ago

Your content is amazing

RAZA | AI EXPLORER3 days ago

AI generates, editors decide.

Zarnab Ai3 days ago

This workflow makes AI commercials feel production-ready.

Maverick | AI3 days ago

That's feels incredible

ORHAN3 days ago

that feel incredible

KrishnaG3 days ago

This has an individuality that doesn’t need to be explained.

Eric Kang2 days ago

“The editor decides what survives” is the right boundary. Generate alternatives, judge them against a locked product beat, and keep only shots that improve the sequence. BeatDesign gives that review loop a local canvas and timeline.

Global Surveillance3 days ago

Beautiful creation

kimiloo3 days ago

how much warping did you have to fix around the product edges?

Adeyemi3 days ago

Guess the GPT won't be a flop again.

M-studioAi3 days ago

Bullet-time refinement adds serious production value

Gilbert Odera | Your AI Plug3 days ago

Treating AI as the initial engine while keeping human editorial control for the final polish is the true secret to commercial perfection

Mehwish kiran2 days ago

AI gets you there faster, but taste still makes the final cut.

WZ Cryptoo3 days ago

the workflow matters more than one model

DAVIS (❖,❖)3 days ago

This is actually amazing

Melina Vale3 days ago

The human editing pass is what turns AI generations into a polished commercial.

Dr Bloodline | AI2 days ago

Awesome 😎

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