Selected AI Films and Creative Work

This is the public first-party portfolio. It proves that these finished files exist and can be judged. It does not, by itself, prove campaign performance, client endorsement, media placement or a wider commercial relationship; those require separate evidence.

The films (10)

  • Kuwait Army — A national film. No crew. (Brand film, 1:52, published here)
  • Gulf Bank — Broadcast, in eight days. (Brand film, 2:31, published here)
  • Midana — Every frame generated. (Brand film, 1:45, published here)
  • Warba Bank — No location. No permit. (Brand film, 1:31, published here)
  • Dabdoob — Built for the feed. (Social, 0:50, published here)
  • Boursa Kuwait — The exchange, on film. (Brand film, 1:35, published here)
  • Palmy — Ramadan. Shot by nobody. (Campaign, 1:08, published here)
  • World Defense Show — Three minutes. One week. (Event film, 3:15, published here)
  • Hyundai — Fifteen seconds that sold. (Performance ad, 0:15, published here)
  • Kellyville — A campaign in a weekend. (Campaign, 0:20, published here)

Every film above is playable on this page with sound. "Published here" is the evidence label: the finished file is visible on this site and can be judged directly.

How to inspect the films

  • Does identity remain stable across shots?
  • Do product and logo details survive close inspection?
  • Does the camera serve the sequence or hide model instability?
  • Are Arabic titles real typography rather than generated marks?
  • Does sound create intention, pace and impact?
  • Could the idea belong only to this brand?

Evidence labels

Published here: the film file and label are visible on this site. Client-corroborated: a client-owned source publicly credits or links the work. Performance-supported: a defined result is backed by source data, period and attribution method. We do not collapse those three levels into the word “proven.”

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