Jeff For Local Marketing walks through how AI video tools like Sora have gone from producing garbage to creating Hollywood-quality B-roll. He shows practical ways to use them for client videos and compares the shift to the jump from corded phones to wireless headsets.
We had Sora, which I think, you know, some people call a nano banana. And that was the. That was the video producing, where it was, it was vibing. We would just talk it in and say, hey, make a video doing X, Y and Z. And it would make a video. And when it first came out, it was again, sometimes we had too many digits or not enough arms or whatever it may be. Now guess what? They're using it in Hollywood. They're using this to create videos and motion pictures. We're using it when it comes to saying, hey, we have a client who. They don't really have a lot of opportunities to create B roll. So when we're making their video, we now go to these platforms and talk into it, what we want to have done. And next thing you know, there's our B roll and it's done incredibly high level. We can, we can make it at any level we want, but most time you use realistic. And then we can finish building these videos. These are things that are happening right now. So if you're, if you're not aware of these things, it's okay. Just know. It's almost like saying, hey, you still have one of those phones on the wall where you can only walk so far away because there's a cord with it, versus you got a headphone on and you're walking around the house and you get in the car and drive and you don't miss the call, you don't lose the call. Things are changing. So these are some things when it comes to technology that are changing.
