Golden hour, poured.
Kling 3.0 Turbo, 8 sShiraz pour at sunset on a vineyard terrace. The hardest shot in AI video: a continuous, glossy pour with a rising wine level and real refraction.
Short Meta ads for a fictional Margaret River winery, "Quillwood Estate". Each sells the moment people want to have (golden hour, a long lunch, a sea view), not a discount, and each one is cut for Reels and for the Feed.
Sound on: every spot has its own music bed and sound design (the pour, the table, the evening coast).
Shiraz pour at sunset on a vineyard terrace. The hardest shot in AI video: a continuous, glossy pour with a rising wine level and real refraction.
Five friends, all clearly adults, toasting at a cellar-door table. Sells the afternoon you want to have, not the bottle.
A calm dusk hero shot on the limestone terrace, ocean in the distance. A quiet ad for tastings and cellar-door bookings.
The same workflow I'd use for your clients' brands, with real bottles and labels.
The angle comes from what happy customers already say in 4 and 5 star reviews: the view, the long lunch, the staff, the wine.
Stills in Nano Banana Pro, checked at full size: glass, liquid, label, hands and faces. Weak frames are made again, not patched.
Image to video in Kling 3.0. For each brief I pick the model for the hardest shot, here the continuous wine pour.
ElevenLabs music and sound design, levelled to −14 LUFS. Voice-over when the ad needs one.
Headline, end card and CTA placed per format, kept inside the Reels and Stories safe zones.
9:16, 4:5 and 1:1 per concept, plus a short handover note on what to test first.
Everyone on screen clearly looks over 25. In the campaign the age targeting is 18+ (or 21+ where the market requires it).
Glasses with a normal pour, no drinking games, no "one more" messages, and nobody shown drunk.
The ads promise an experience, not that wine relaxes you, makes you healthier or more popular.
"Please enjoy responsibly. Not for sale to persons under 18." on every spot, adjustable to your clients' standard.
These spots were made for this application and have not run as ads yet, so there is no performance data to show for them. The AI video creative is my core. For Pixel, CAPI and catalogue builds I'd work alongside your media buyer instead of claiming a track record I don't have.
I'm new on Upwork and building my first reviews, so these are entry rates.
One concept, up to 15 s, 9:16 + 4:5 + 1:1, music and sound, one revision round.
Creative-level report (hook rate, hold rate, CTR, cost per result) plus a brief for the next 3 to 5 variants.
The creative side of a build: naming, test matrix, copy variants and uploads in your account. Pixel/CAPI/catalogues stay with your specialist.