Made by Jack · videos and bad ideas

Videos, experiments,
and a few weird ideas.

Three short films that do not take themselves too seriously, plus how-tos and challenges about making things with AI.
09 videos 03 tiny films

Challenge videos

I tried it so you don’t have to.

Loose experiments, arbitrary rules, and the occasional useful discovery.
01Challenge

I Tried “Vibe Directing” 3 AI Commercials

I gave “vibe directing” three chances to make a decent commercial.

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02Challenge

I Put Myself Into an AI Short Film

Exactly what it sounds like: I put myself in an AI short film and dealt with the consequences.

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03Challenge

Can I replace Premiere Pro with Descript? (AI video editor)

I tried editing in Descript to find out where it helps—and where it gets annoying.

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How-to videos

How I made a few things.

The tools I used, what went wrong, and the parts worth stealing.
01How-to

How I Made AI Motion Graphics with ChatGPT + Gemini Omni

How I created AI motion graphics with ChatGPT for the images and Gemini Omni for the animation.

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02How-to

How I Turn a Storyboard into a Video using GPT & Seedance 2.0

Storyboard first, then GPT and Seedance, then a lot of tiny fixes.

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03How-to

How I create cinematic AI B-roll

How I make AI B-roll that feels like it belongs in the same video.

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Short films

Three films with questionable physics.

Flying slippers, intense ping pong, and one very inconvenient loss of gravity.
01Short film

Air Slippers (4K AI Commercial)

A very serious commercial for slippers that let you walk on air. Allegedly.

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02Short film

Ping Pong Champion

One man. One paddle. An unreasonable amount of confidence.

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03Short film

Zero Gravity

A quiet morning, a cup of coffee, and gravity deciding to take the day off.

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Video community

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YouTube channels

People I actually watch.

Six channels I go back to when I want a new idea, a useful tool, or a good rabbit hole.
01Runway YouTube profile pictureAI video

Runway

Model releases, Runway Academy tutorials, and generative-video examples for filmmakers and VFX artists.

Good forPeople creating video with Runway or following new generative-video tools.
Open channel
02Wes McDowell YouTube profile pictureYouTube strategy

Wes McDowell

YouTube strategy for coaches, consultants, course creators, and other expertise-led businesses.

Good forPeople who want a channel that brings in clients, not only views.
Open channel
03Corridor Crew YouTube profile pictureVFX + filmmaking

Corridor Crew

Filmmakers and VFX artists breaking down effects, reacting to film craft, and making ambitious visual experiments.

Good forPeople who enjoy VFX, filmmaking, and seeing how shots are made.
Open channel
04Riley Brown YouTube profile pictureAI agents

Riley Brown

Practical breakdowns of AI agents for knowledge work, businesses, and people building with new tools.

Good forPeople who want to understand or build useful AI agents.
Open channel
05Jack Vs. AI YouTube profile pictureAI experiments

Jack Vs. AI

Hands-on experiments with current AI creative tools and workflows.

Good forPeople who want practical tests before choosing an AI tool or workflow.
Open channel
06Dan Kieft YouTube profile pictureAI tools

Dan Kieft

Approachable videos about AI products for work, side projects, and content creation.

Good forPeople who like clear tool demos and new AI product discoveries.
Open channel