AI Playground

This project demonstrates the power of AI-enhanced storytelling — where creative direction meets emerging media. It shows how digital marketers and filmmakers can extend storytelling into immersive, participatory spaces, shaping the next chapter of brand experiences for organisations like National Geographic.

What started as a simple experiment turned into a full song — written, composed, and visualized entirely through AI. Using ChatGPT for lyrics, Suno AI for music, Google Veo for visuals, and a basic video editor for assembly, I created something from nothing in just a few hours. The result isn’t perfect, but that’s the beauty of it — proof that with curiosity, creativity, and the right prompts, AI can turn imagination into reality. Created as part of my MSc Digital Marketing

When to use each — and what they’re actually for If you’re getting into Google’s AI video stack, here’s the key thing to understand: Veo 3 is the video model. Flow is the filmmaking tool that uses Veo (plus other Google models) to build scenes and stories.   They can both generate great clips, but they’re built for different jobs. What Veo 3 is best at Veo 3 (and the newer Veo 3.1) is designed to generate high-fidelity cinematic video , and it can generate audio natively  (SF

Veo 3 is Google’s advanced generative video model for creating high-quality clips—especially cinematic, film-style visuals. The biggest difference between “random AI video” and something that actually feels directed is the prompt. So I don’t prompt Veo 3 casually—I prompt it like a shot list . This is the system I use every time. What I Use Veo 3 For I mainly use Veo 3 for video generation —short cinematic sequences and concept visuals for content. The goal is simple: generat

Nano Banana (Gemini Image) is my go-to when I want fast image generation  with tight control . I don’t prompt it casually — I prompt it like I’m briefing a designer and a camera crew at the same time. The goal: clean visuals , consistent outputs, and avoiding that “obvious AI” look. The rules I always follow 1) Always mention the platform I start every prompt by stating where I’m generating the image, so my workflow stays consistent and prompts are reusable. Examples: Platfor

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🌟 Introduction As a photographer, there’s something magical about creating images with a camera — freezing real moments, emotions, and stories. But 2025 has brought something new into the mix. AI image generators. These tools don’t replace photography — but they unlock wild new possibilities: ✨ concept art ✨ moodboards ✨ poster ideas ✨ social content ✨ backgrounds ✨ experimental visuals ✨ surreal compositions So I decided to explore the best AI image-generation tools  that p