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This TikTok is a live, smaller-scale example of exactly what this thread breaks down: a restaurant paid $500 for a single 10-second AI food video, made with an image-to-video pipeline instead of a camera, crew, or studio.

It confirms the core insight from the article below: real dish footage enhanced with AI-generated motion sells better than fully synthetic food, and restaurants will happily pay for content they don't have time to shoot themselves.

One video, $500. Stack that across a dozen retainer clients and you land close to the $8,700/month ceiling described in the breakdown.