Senior AI Compositor / Motion / Video Designer — Cognitive Health Supplement Video Ads

Summary I produce performance creative for a supplement brands running on Meta. I need an AI video producer who can build short-form ads (15–60 sec, vertical 9:16) across distinct visual styles. This is ongoing work for the right person. I'm not looking for someone who can do one of these styles. You need to demonstrate capability across all three before we start. POSSIBLE STYLES WE WILL BUILD AI miniature / tiny workers inside anatomy Photorealistic macro view inside a human body populated with tiny human figures — construction workers, repair crews, scientists — doing physical work that metaphorically represents a product's mechanism of action. The scale contrast between miniature humans and anatomical tissue is the visual hook. Licensed stock medical 3D assembly Professionally rendered anatomical animation clips — joints, cardiovascular, neurological — sourced from stock libraries and assembled with voiceover, AI-generated scenes, and text overlays into a finished education-first ad. Requires knowing which libraries carry what and how to cut them into a coherent narrative. Ingredient character animation (Pixar-style personas) Supplement ingredients rendered as distinct animated characters — each with a visual identity rooted in the ingredient itself — interacting inside anatomical environments. Consistent character design across multiple shots is the hard requirement. This is the most technically demanding format on this list. Impossible product demo / fake physics The product benefit compressed into a visual that could never be filmed — ingredients visibly rebuilding tissue, a compound lighting up a heart, inflammation dissolving on contact. Reality is suspended to make mechanism of action instantly legible without a word of explanation. Claymation / tactile stop-motion AI-generated video that reads as handmade clay animation — visible imperfections, warm uneven lighting, staccato motion. Works because it bypasses the "AI slop" filter entirely. Looks like effort. Audio matches: soft, warm, non-robotic. Blister pack / action figure / collectible The brand's doctor, founder, or product rendered as a physical collectible toy in retail blister-pack packaging. Accessories inside the pack represent product benefits without requiring copy. An instant pattern interrupt that communicates brand story at a glance. ASMR ingredient cinematic Extreme close-up ingredient footage with synchronized native audio — no voiceover, no copy. The sensory experience of the raw ingredient is the hook. Virtually no supplement brands are running this format. Veo 3 native-audio cinematic spots Short cinematic scenes where dialogue, ambient sound, music, and visual are generated simultaneously — no post-production audio sync. Looks and sounds like a produced commercial. A doctor in a clinic. A senior on a trail. An ingredient origin story. Surrealist / impossible physics product environments Photorealistic products inside logically impossible environments — a supplement bottle suspended inside a network of glowing veins, an ingredient dissolving into tissue at a cellular level. Forces an involuntary scroll-stop because the brain cannot immediately categorize what it's seeing. AI-generated carousels Multi-card ads where each card advances a single argument — one ingredient, one proof point, one before/after. Creates a lean-forward interaction that signals high purchase intent to the algorithm. Underused by brands that went video-only. VHS / found footage / analog degradation AI footage intentionally degraded with retro analog artifacts — VHS tracking lines, film grain, desaturated color, bodycam or security camera framing. The lo-fi signals physical reality and trustworthiness in contrast to sterile AI perfection. Simulated memory / nostalgic dreamlike scenes AI-generated scenes that feel like reconstructed personal memory — old home video aesthetic, golden-hour domestic warmth, the visual texture of 1980s family footage. Connects a feeling to a product rather than a claim. Particularly strong for 55+ audiences. Self-aware AI ads Opens by acknowledging AI ad saturation — then pivots to position the brand as different. Treats the audience as AI-literate. Builds trust through self-awareness rather than pretending the content is human-made.Sonnet 4.6 Adaptive