AI video examples

Brief

Promo for Tallyboard (fictional task board). Headline “Plan less. Ship more.”, show the board moving cards, three benefits, end on “Start your first board”.

Storyboard

• 00:00–02:60 Headline lands word by word, URL ticker underneath
• 02:60–08:40 Browser window rises; kanban cards travel To do → Doing → Done
• 08:40–12:20 Three benefit chips stagger in beside / under the window
• 12:20–15:00 End card: mark, name, call to action, URL

Brief

App demo for Pocketlane (fictional trip planner): trip list, day plan, route map, one callout per screen.

Storyboard

• 00:00–02:00 Phone drops in on a sun-yellow field, title on the side
• 02:00–05:50 Screen 1 (trip list): tap ripple on a row, callout "All trips in one list"
• 05:50–09:50 Swipe to screen 2 (day plan): items tick in, callout "Plan each day"
• 09:50–12:80 Swipe to screen 3 (map): route draws, callout "See the route"
• 12:80–15:00 Phone slides aside, name + call to action

Brief

Kinetic type: “Make it move. Make it clear. Make it yours.”

Storyboard

• 00:00–02:40 "Make it" slams in; "move." slides in, underline sweeps
• 02:40–05:00 Wipe to ink; "Make it" + "clear." with words dropping on beats
• 05:00–07:40 Wipe to tomato; "Make it" + "yours." letters pop one by one
• 07:40–10:00 All three lines stack on paper, the final word circles in sun

Brief

Logo reveal for Kettle & Kite (fictional tea brand), tagline “Small-batch tea, flown fresh.”

Storyboard

• 00:00–01:60 Three primitives (circle, kite, bar) orbit in from the edges
• 01:60–03:20 They snap together into the mark with an overshoot + ring pulse
• 03:20–05:40 Wordmark wipes in letter by letter beside / under the mark
• 05:40–07:20 Tagline fades up; a light sweep crosses the lockup
• 07:20–10:00 Hold on the lockup for the end frame

Brief

Bar chart of planet equatorial diameters (km), highlight the largest and compare it with Earth. Cite NASA.

Storyboard

• 00:00–01:40 Title and unit label type in, axis line draws
• 01:40–06:00 Bars grow one by one, values count up to their exact figure
• 06:00–09:00 Largest bar highlights; comparison callout computed from the data
• 09:00–12:00 Hold with source line

Brief

Explain how DNS finds a website for a non-technical audience, step by step.

Storyboard

• 00:00–02:00 Question title; a browser node pops in with "example.com" typed
• 02:00–04:00 Step 1: browser asks the resolver (packet travels along a line)
• 04:00–07:60 Steps 2–4: resolver asks root → .com → the domain's name server
• 07:60–10:00 Answer (an IP address) travels back to the browser
• 10:00–13:00 Browser connects to that address; recap line