AI Vidia · Creative examples
Keep the feed fed, a film for pet brands.
- 9:14 portrait
- 1:13
- English voice-over
- Captions on screen
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A 73-second AI Vidia film on why pet brands run out of fresh ad creative, and how one locked style system produces dozens of on-brand pet ads a month. It shows spec ads for fictional pet brands and the Andy Okay and IndianBites case studies, and ends on the Pilot Sprint: 18 videos in 14 days.
The pet ads in the film are AI Vidia spec work for fictional brands.
The film closes on the Pilot Sprint, for brands that want to try our production first. To measure new ads against your best one, start with the EUR 2,000 Control Test. At EUR 50,000 or more a month in paid-social spend, start on the Performance Retainer.
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The film has an English voice-over and captions on screen. Each scene shows what is said and what is shown.
0:00
Voice-over: You can't schedule a dog to look at the treat bag on cue. So most pet brands shoot once, then run the same happy retriever for months, until pet parents stop seeing it.
On screen: A phone screen films a golden retriever being offered a treat. The take counter climbs and a tag reads "looked away". The same retriever ad then repeats in a grid of six, tagged "Same ad · month" with the month counting up, and a stamp reads "Scrolled past."
0:10
Voice-over: And the pet aisle burns creative fast. You need puppy and senior, small breed and large, cat and dog, plus hooks for picky eaters, food switches and subscriptions. That's dozens of new ads a month.
On screen: A card titled "The pet catalog math" lists the options: life stage (puppy, adult, senior), size (small, large), pet (cat, dog) and hook (picky eater, food switch, subscription). The sum "3 × 2 × 2 × 3 = 36 combinations to cover, every month" appears, and a grid of 36 pet ads fills in.
0:24
Voice-over: AI Vidia builds one locked style system from your packaging, palette, and hero shots. Then pets, owners, and products show up in every scene you could never schedule. On brand, and only with the claims your team approved.
On screen: A card called "Style system" fills with packaging, palette and hero shots, then locks. Six pet ads for fictional brands (Bowlfolk, Little Meadow, Chatter & Co.) appear below it, with a chip reading "Only your approved claims".
0:39
Voice-over: Treat bag reactions. Fresh food diagrams. Comparison cards. The same bowl scene with three different dogs.
On screen: Four examples in turn: a dog reacting to a treat bag, a serving diagram, a comparison card, and one bowl scene shown with three breeds. A footnote reads "Pet ads shown: AI Vidia spec work for fictional brands".
0:46
Voice-over: Tested as weekly matrices, delivered in 9:16, ready for Meta and TikTok.
On screen: A four-week grid of pet ads with a 9:16 label.
0:52
Voice-over: It's the same engine behind 50 fresh ads a week for Andy Okay, and 142 ads in 11 weeks for IndianBites, with 2.4x return on ad spend on the winning cohorts.
On screen: Two case-study cards. Andy Okay, an art brand including pet prints: 50 fresh ads a week, 1,000+ shipped to date. IndianBites, an Indian restaurant in Copenhagen: 142 ads in 11 weeks, 2.4x ROAS on winning cohorts.
1:04
Voice-over: Keep the feed fed. Start with a Pilot Sprint: 18 videos in 14 days, built on your catalog. ai-vidia.com.
On screen: A wall of pet ads behind the line "Keep the feed fed.", then a card: Pilot Sprint, 18 on-brand videos in 14 days, built on your catalog, with chips "EUR 4,900 one-time", "9:16" and "Winners report". The AI Vidia logo and ai-vidia.com close the film.