DrSadek builds a 30-second ad with Dreamina Marketing Studio

• Dreamina Marketing Studio generated a 30-second product-ad draft from an imaginary fan and fictional spokesperson in DrSadek_'s demo.
• Seedream 5.5 supplied the assets, including a standalone product image, the presenter and wardrobe, and a five-view character sheet.
• Shot selection, editing, music and short advertising copy were delegated to Dreamina, according to the creator's explanation.

A neat bit of AI art direction: even the fan came from a six-product discovery grid. The video run used no style preset, while Dreamina also supports replacing the product or presenter in a reference ad.

DrSadek_ began without a product. Two Seedream 5.5 prompts turned an open-ended design exercise into the fan reference:

1. Generate the selection sheet. A 3×2 grid on a 3:2 landscape canvas, with six everyday products from different categories. The prompt requested original designs, fictional branding, numbered panels and consistent studio photography.
2. Extract the selection. Panel five became a standalone 3:4 portrait image, with the complete fan occupying approximately 85% of the image height.

The extraction prompt locked down the champagne-metal grille, olive-green housing, cream stand, walnut base, brass controls and BREEZE lettering. It also specified stationary blades and sharp grille spokes, with no redesign or extra features.

The presenter was an original fictional adult woman generated in Seedream 5.5. Her preparation used three prompts:

1. Create the identity reference. A full-body studio portrait with loose hair, visible hands and no product or props.
2. Generate wardrobe options. The same woman appeared in six summer outfits on another 3×2 sheet, with identity, pose, camera height and lighting held constant.
3. Extract the chosen outfit. One reference defined her identity; the other supplied outfit five, an ivory camisole, sage-green skirt and tan sandals.

That final prompt explicitly prohibited wardrobe changes such as adding a wrap tie, slit or heels. Loose hair and lightweight fabric were specified to move visibly in the fan's breeze.

A further Seedream prompt expanded the selected portrait into five reference views:

1. Full-body front.
2. Full-body side profile, turned exactly 90 degrees.
3. Full-body rear, without looking over her shoulder.
4. Frontal face close-up.
5. Three-quarter face close-up, turned approximately 45 degrees.

The three body views occupied the left 70% of a 3:2 canvas; the two close-ups were stacked in the remaining 30%. The prompt allowed plausible unseen garment construction while preserving the established outfit, face and proportions.

DrSadek_ uploaded the product image, avatar and character reference to Marketing Studio. The run used:

• Aspect ratio: 9:16.
• Duration: 30 seconds.
• Style: None.

The brief specified a hot afternoon in a sunlit apartment, with the woman switching on the fan and relaxing as her hair and nearby curtains moved. Product close-ups were to highlight the grille, stand and wooden base.

Two instructions carried the hand-off:

Treat the character sheet as multiple views of one woman. Choose the shots, editing, music and short advertising copy to make the ad feel fresh, elegant and inviting.

The requested ending was a clear product hero shot with the tagline “Natural comfort.” These were directions for the generation, rather than a shot-by-shot storyboard.

The Marketing Studio web workspace sits inside Dreamina. Its official instructions and FAQ describe:

• Image, Video and Agent modes.
• Product and avatar assets that can be reused across projects.
• Free credits for eligible creation features, with credit costs, available models and generation limits varying by account and settings.

DrSadek_ shared the first video draft without another revision pass. He said he could have tightened the opening and rewritten a couple of lines, but wanted to show what Dreamina produced from the brief on its first try.