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@Samuel_Ecom1 tool

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@theo_louro ECOM

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@georgesttock ugc

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@ladprofit board

[Lad @ladprofit]

this WHITEBOARD explainer just leveled up.

now it's a real person standing at the board, lip-synced, actually writing while she talks

her eyes stay on the board the whole time she's mid-stroke, only glancing at the camera between marks. that one detail is what makes it read as a real person teaching something instead of an avatar reciting lines

quick workflow:
- lock the actor once, straight-on with a blank board, camera perpendicular so nothing keystones
- write the dialogue as one continuous script, split into clips with word-for-word timestamps matched to each stroke
- a gaze rule keeps her eyes on the board mid-write, camera only between strokes
- frame-chain each clip's last frame into the next, lock the board state explicitly so nothing gets redrawn
- when chaining voice across clips, lock accent and pitch only, forbid repeating dialogue, or the next clip quietly re-says lines already spoken

took a few failed attempts to get the board angle, the gaze, and the voice chaining all working together without breaking each other

RT + reply 'BOARD' and i'll send you the full production doc, every prompt, every fix, all of it (must follow so i can DM)

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@CEO_Vlad skeleton

[CEO @CEO_Vlad]

skeleton style ads are the easiest scroll stop in ecom

this whole 40 second ad is ONE generation

the tool i use takes the product once and plans the angle and every scene, so there's no jumping between 5 apps or stitching clips

a creative team would charge $500-1,500 for this and take a week

keeping one character the same across every scene is where other tools fall apart

the setup i use builds him once before a single frame gets made

i'm giving away the whole system:

> 60s+ skeleton ads from one generation
> the claude prompt that writes the angle for you
> naming the product so every scene is built on it
> turning one script into 10 variations

rt + comment "SKELETON" and i'll send it

(gotta be following so i can dm)

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@Ecombos_Ai sing

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@jack_9947 thief

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@tivollem creas

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@CEO_Vlad pixar

[CEO @CEO_Vlad]

pixar style ads are the easiest win in ecom right now

this whole 50 second ad is ONE generation

the tool i use takes the product once and builds the angle and every scene from there, no bouncing between 5 apps or joining clips myself

a creative team would charge $500-1,500 for this and take a week

the hard part used to be keeping the same character from scene to scene, which is where other tools fall apart

the setup i use locks him before a single frame gets made

i'm giving away the whole system:

> 60s+ pixar ads from a single generation
> the claude prompt that picks the angle first
> the product naming trick that builds scenes around it
> spinning one script into 10 variations

rt + comment "PIXAR" and i'll send it

(gotta be following so i can dm)

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@mikey_starts viral

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@jack_9947 AGENTIC

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@jakobcounts123 VOLUME

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@jack_9947 saas

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@NahFlo2n 500

[Florin @NahFlo2n]

yeah, different angle:

this ad took less than 5 minutes to make

a brand could easily pay $500+ for something like this

i built a framework that turns a product into:

> hooks
> scripts
> scenes
> image prompts
> animation prompts
> voiceovers

basically the whole creative process in one prompt

the interesting part isn’t making one ad

it’s being able to make 20 different versions before lunch

Like + comment “500” and i’ll send the tutorial + skill
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@spwfeijen whiteboard

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@ladprofit Hook