Future Profession Already Here — AI Video Creators in Short Supply!
You've probably noticed how brands like VkusVill or Yandex.Lavka use neural networks in their commercials. But the demand for specialists who can work with AI video is growing much faster than their number.
The main thing is to start simply. All you need to get started: the Neiron bot and a little bit of exposure. Follow trends, try new formats, and gradually build your own portfolio.
💡 Where to start:
— create a few test videos in Neiron (from 75₽ per video);
— use the built-in ChatGPT to write scripts;
— send your work to brands, and you're in the game!
🤩 Neiron offers all the tools to master a new profession. Try it today 🚀
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