AI Creator Recreates a $2M Nike-Style Ad for $80 Using Kimi, Kling and Seedance
nikola_mr64990 · x · 2026-09-27
An AI creator recreated a 10-second cinematic action sequence in the style of a high-end Nike commercial for about $80 in software costs from a laptop — reportedly the original production runs around $2M, with stadium rental alone at $150K.
The pipeline chains three models: Kimi K3 planned the sequence (timing, jump paths, hang time, impact, crowd coordination); Kling 3.0 handled realistic movement, rooftop action, body physics and nighttime lighting; Seedance 2.5 generated the free fall, wind-driven shirt movement and ball deformation on impact. The whole piece is designed as one continuous take with no visible cuts.
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