I make AI videos and the tools that build them.
What I do
How I work
I build a reference sheet for every product and character so they stay consistent, and I check every frame for AI errors (extra fingers, fake text, stray logos) before delivery. AI voices and visuals are always disclosed.
Samples
Edit sample from real, licensed stock footage (Mixkit). 7 horizontal clips turned into a 25-second vertical short: 2-second hook, cuts on action, a custom 9:16 reframe per shot, warm color grade, slow push-ins, J/L-cut voice-over, word-by-word captions, music mix and loudness normalisation. Same workflow I use on client footage for TikTok, Reels and Shorts.
Original AI short (43 s). A street sweeper borrows a struggling boy's guitar and the whole square stops; a stage flashback reveals he was once a star. Consistent characters young and old, night-time continuity, lip-synced lines, licensed music.
Original AI short (46 s). A father secretly lets go of his daughter's bike; decades later, she does the same for him in rehab. Four consistent characters across two timelines, lip-synced dialogue, licensed music. Continuity checked shot by shot (setting, outfits, ages).
Original AI short (43 s). A young man in the city cooks his late grandmother's phở; it tastes wrong until the smell of charred ginger takes him back to her countryside kitchen. Three consistent characters across present and flashback (character sheet first), lip-synced line, warm flashback grade, licensed music. Every frame reviewed; off-model shots regenerated.
Original Pixar-style AI short (81 s). An old #10 shows the neighbourhood kids he still has it: blind volley from the bench, coffee in hand. A red sock triggers a stadium flashback, match-cut back on his smile, and his back gets the last word. Consistent original characters, lip-synced dialogue, licensed music (Kevin MacLeod, CC BY 4.0). Every frame reviewed; shots with stray logos or text were regenerated or cut.
Shot-by-shot storyboard of an 81-second AI short film: setup, call, skill, memory, twist. Timecodes, flashback grading and match cuts (red sock, smile) planned before generation.
Consistency reference for an AI animated short: three original characters in present and flashback versions, with outfit color notes. Every shot of the film is generated from this sheet so faces and clothes never drift.
Faceless 9:16 short for a YouTube/TikTok channel: motion graphics rendered from code, AI voice-over, kinetic captions, progress bar and color-coded chapters. Facts verified before production.
Localization sample on a fictional AI short drama (Douyin style). Original Mandarin dialogue kept low under a Vietnamese voice-over narration, plus bilingual subtitles (Vietnamese + Chinese). Every line checked with speech-to-text in both languages.
Localization sample on a CC BY film (Tears of Steel, Blender Foundation). Vietnamese subtitles shown with the original English line, two Vietnamese AI voices over the original music and effects track, every dubbed line checked with speech-to-text.
Motion-graphics data explainer rendered from code (HTML + headless Chrome + FFmpeg) with an English AI voice-over. Animated counters, bar chart and a goal-by-goal scoreline. Facts as of the 2022 tournament.
UGC-style concept ad. The creator and the product are fictional and AI-generated, with lip-synced AI speech, TikTok-style captions and light music. 5 scenes, consistent face, outfit and product. Labeled as AI-generated.
Make AI product ads, UGC-style videos, animated shorts and Vietnamese localizations for my own affiliate channels and portfolio. Built my own tools for it: a Next.js + FFmpeg pipeline from product brief to finished video, TTS voice-over and speech-to-text QA.
Post a job and invite Dinh, or contact them directly. No hidden commission.
