Singaporean Woman's Supergirl Reveal in Food Court Shocks Crowd | You Think I Am AI, is it?

Singaporean Woman's Supergirl Reveal in Food Court Shocks Crowd | You Think I Am AI, is it? | VEO 3 AI video

😲 That VEO 3 AI Supergirl Reveal...

Here's my content strategy in a nutshell: Double down on what works.

My "Tiger Morphing Woman" video is still the most popular on my YouTube channel. With all the buzz around the new Superman movie, I decided to revisit that successful formula.

I created a new AI video of a Singaporean woman morphing into Supergirl in a food court. The goal is to get eyeballs, but I also added a practical branding lesson. I snuck my brand name, "Adrian Video Image," onto a stall in the background. Now, even if someone downloads and shares the video, my brand travels with it.

If you are experimenting with Google's VEO AI, here’s a quick prompting tip from my experience. I used this simple format:

- Subject/Action/Environment/Dialog

I left out technical details like camera setup because VEO 3 defaults to a realistic style and adjusts the camera based on the story. While more detail gives you more control, this simple approach works well for a quick, dynamic result.

I am curious, why did Supergirl end up falling under the table at the end? It seems that VEO 3 still has some unexpected elements.

If you find these kinds of practical tips useful, you can download my free AI Video Creation Guide. I'll put the link in the comments.

~ Adrian Lee @adrianvideoimage

Below is the video...

...and here is the prompt...

[Subject/Action/Environment] A Singaporean woman, having lunch in a crowded Singapore food court, with one food stall in the background having a signboard printed "Adrian Video Image."

[Subject/Action/Dialog] The woman looks into the camera and says in a Singaporean accent, "You think I am AI, is it?"

[Subject/Action] Then the woman morphs into Supergirl and leaps up onto the table.

[Subject/Environment/Action] Then the busy multi-racial Singaporean crowd in the food court screams and runs away frantically.

#AIvideo #ContentStrategy #GoogleVeo #Marketing #Branding #GenerativeAI

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