AI Generated Trailer real cinematic feel like a Nike commercial not ai slop
Budget: $10 – $30 USD
I’m putting together a punchy promotional trailer built entirely with AI-generated visuals that center on boxing athletes. The end product should feel like an official teaser you’d see before a big fight night: fast-paced, adrenaline-charged scenes of boxers training, entering the ring, and landing dramatic blows, all stitched together with cinematic transitions and sound design that sells the hype.
Here’s what I need from you:
• Generate or source AI imagery and motion that convincingly depicts professional boxers in action.
• Edit those assets into a cohesive trailer sequence, timing the visuals to an energetic soundtrack (royalty-free or clearly licensed).
• Add titles, subtle motion graphics, and a closing call-to-action that reinforce the promotional angle.
• Deliver the final video in 1080p (and the project file) so I can export additional formats if needed.
Stable Diffusion, Midjourney, Runway, Synthesia, or similar tools are perfectly fine—just let me know which pipeline you prefer and how you’ll keep the output consistent across shots. I’m aiming for a short run-time that feels tight and exciting; if you have a creative suggestion on optimal length, I’m open to it.
If this sounds like your thing, tell me how you’ll approach the AI generation and post-production flow, and include one or two sample links to comparable work. Let’s craft a trailer that makes viewers want to lace up their gloves.
Here’s what I need from you:
• Generate or source AI imagery and motion that convincingly depicts professional boxers in action.
• Edit those assets into a cohesive trailer sequence, timing the visuals to an energetic soundtrack (royalty-free or clearly licensed).
• Add titles, subtle motion graphics, and a closing call-to-action that reinforce the promotional angle.
• Deliver the final video in 1080p (and the project file) so I can export additional formats if needed.
Stable Diffusion, Midjourney, Runway, Synthesia, or similar tools are perfectly fine—just let me know which pipeline you prefer and how you’ll keep the output consistent across shots. I’m aiming for a short run-time that feels tight and exciting; if you have a creative suggestion on optimal length, I’m open to it.
If this sounds like your thing, tell me how you’ll approach the AI generation and post-production flow, and include one or two sample links to comparable work. Let’s craft a trailer that makes viewers want to lace up their gloves.