Real example · Video creation & editing
Made an ad for Kalshi with AI video in three days
What they did
Filmmaker PJ Accetturo made an ad for Kalshi with Google's Veo 3 video model, working from batches of prompts he generated and refined over many rounds.
How it went
Business Insider reports the ad 'went from idea to live ad in three days', his production costs 'cap at around $2,000 per video', and Kalshi said it hit 'around 18 million impressions across mediums in the first 48 hours.'
Worth knowing
The article names Veo 3, the model behind Google Flow, not the Flow app itself; the cost comes from the filmmaker and the reach figure from Kalshi.
Try it yourself with Google Flow (Veo)
Replace anything in [brackets] with your details.
Write [10] numbered shot prompts for a [30]-second ad for [product or service], aimed at [audience].
For each shot give: subject and action, setting, camera movement, lighting, and one line of dialogue or sound if needed.
Keep the same [main character description] in every shot, and end with a call to action: [message].
Then suggest how to rewrite any shot that comes out wrong, so I can regenerate it.Read the original
The filmmaker behind the AI-generated Kalshi ad built an AI studio. It didn't kick off until Veo 3 launched. (Business Insider, via AOL) ↗
aol.com · · News report
Attributed to the source linked below; not our own test.
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