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Brake Checker Pro: launch commercial & UGC ads

A 30-second TV-style launch commercial with the company's founder, plus three 15-second vertical ads for TikTok, Reels and Shorts. Each vertical ad opens on a different hook, built from what's already working in trucker content: the solo pre-trip, the "how do you check your brake lights alone" problem, and pre-trip humor.

• FORMAT · OLD WAY VS. NEW WAY "Stop putting a rock on your brake pedal." The rock goes, the tool goes in, and the brake lights get checked by one driver.
• FORMAT · SILENT DEMO, THEN VOICE "Pre-tripping solo at 5 a.m.? Watch this." Opens on the click of the lock, then a full solo walkaround for lights and air.
• FORMAT · COMEDY SKIT "My pedal-holding partner quit. So I hired this." Built on the pre-trip meme format, ending on the ticket-cost comparison.

Lunch Walkers: product ads & hyper motion

Three ad-ready product creatives for the best sellers, each with the headline, price and call to action already laid out, plus a 15-second 3D hyper-motion ad for the Best Seller Sweatshirt that goes from a dark studio to a sunlit lunchtime sidewalk.

• BEST SELLER SET · FLAT-LAY
• SWEATSHIRT · LIFESTYLE
• LOGO HAT · HERO SHOT

Viral motion graphic carousel

A carousel post turned into a 39-second vertical motion piece: "5 AI Automations Your Business Needs in 2026." Every slide animates in with its own visual, a hard stat with its source, and a progress bar that keeps people watching to the end, where it closes on one clear call to action. The same format works for any brand: product features, a launch, a how-to, or a list your customers want to save and share.

Real estate listing video

A 45-second vertical tour of 5329 Dora St, a three-story, four-bedroom townhouse near the Museum District and the Medical Center. It walks buyers through the features that sell the home: the Thermador kitchen and wine chiller, the spa-style primary suite, the second-floor study and the EV-ready garage. Made to post as a Short, a Reel or a TikTok the day the listing goes live.

Parish Educational Consulting: website & demo video

A full website for a consulting firm that partners with school districts on instruction, leadership and student achievement, plus a one-minute walkthrough video that shows it off. The site lays out the firm's 3-phase Assess, Align, Accelerate model, published pricing for district packages, Dr. Parish's books and free downloadable guides for educators.

Motion design: two styles

Two short pieces at opposite ends of the style range. A warm, cut-paper animated explainer that tells the history of the tamale, from the first harvest to today's family table, built for brands that teach, tell an origin story or sell food with heritage. And a hyper-kinetic drink ad for Sweetie Peach Iced Tea: a peach falls from the tree, bursts into slices, swirls into iced tea and lands as a bottle, all in ten seconds, built to stop the scroll on a product launch.

Ooh La La Mobile Nail Spa: short-form video

Three vertical videos for a mobile nail tech who brings the spa to the client's living room. Each one sells the same thing from a different angle: a before-and-after that shows the skill, a comedy POV that shows the personality, and a safety story that speaks to families caring for a parent with diabetes. All three end on the same call to action: we come to you, book online.

• FORMAT · BEFORE & AFTER "This didn't happen overnight." A three-year-old problem fixed in one visit, layer by layer, no pain, ending on "send me a photo and I'll come to you."
• FORMAT · COMEDY POV "POV: I'm about to touch your 92-year-old dad's feet." The things clients actually say, played for laughs, landing on "judgment-free zone. We come to you."
• FORMAT · PROBLEM, THEN SOLUTION "If your mom has diabetes, this is the part of a pedicure that scares me." Why a salon foot bath is a risk, then the waterless, sterile version, with every tool opened in front of the client.

How it's made

1. 01ResearchWhat's already working in the niche
2. 02ScriptA different hook for every piece
3. 03AssetsActor, location and product, built as images first
4. 04RenderAnimated, checked, and delivered

Every driver and inspector on this page is an AI-generated actor, not a real customer, and none of these ads is a testimonial. The one real person is Brake Checker Pro's founder, Rommel Griffin, who approved recreating his likeness and voice with AI for the launch commercial. The presenter in the reel at the top is my own AI avatar, speaking in my cloned voice. When these ads run, they run with the platform's AI label switched on.