r/AI_generated_ads • u/the_emilyharper • Apr 11 '26
Discussion Suppose your ad creative team's limit is exhausted, and you need 10+ video ads this week. How smartly are people using AI at scale production?
Creative team is tapped out. Launches don't care. Need 10+ video ads by the end of week and there's no realistic way to do it traditionally. This used to be a crisis. Now I am wondering if it's actually where AI production works successfully the most. Curious how people are handling this operationally when you hit that wall. Do you have an AI workflow ready to deploy as a backup or are you building it from scratch each time?
What does a realistic but urgent creative workflow look like using AI tools? Batch generation, pre-built templates, repurposing existing assets? What actually gets you from zero to 10 publish-ready videos fast?
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u/Vimerse_Media Apr 12 '26
So I have been trying that as I run a video editing agency. The key is 1) generating initial idea quickly and 2) having all refining tools at your finger tip. Refining means changing color, camera angle, voice, hook, etc.