The vector graphics and animations are pretty llm quality. I wonder if you could leverage some of the new image frameworks instead of an llm animating vectors to make the animation in the middle a lot more compelling.
Given that our product is about 3d printing real parts having real video footage makes it a lot more compelling. Also the real VoiceOver feels much more authentic. I'm already getting a serious aversion to ai style voiceovers. Maybe there are some ways to make yours feel a bit more out of the box so that it introduces new ideas and new pitches that might stretch what a product creator thinks of?
Cool idea and nice execution. Makes a lot of setup you would normally do with llm's and skills pretty seamless and packaged nicely.
https://aireel.tv/s/hazLIx8f
The vector graphics and animations are pretty llm quality. I wonder if you could leverage some of the new image frameworks instead of an llm animating vectors to make the animation in the middle a lot more compelling.
For comparison, here is our human-made product video. https://www.partforge.ai/video
Given that our product is about 3d printing real parts having real video footage makes it a lot more compelling. Also the real VoiceOver feels much more authentic. I'm already getting a serious aversion to ai style voiceovers. Maybe there are some ways to make yours feel a bit more out of the box so that it introduces new ideas and new pitches that might stretch what a product creator thinks of?
Cool idea and nice execution. Makes a lot of setup you would normally do with llm's and skills pretty seamless and packaged nicely.