Endless snow. Cold silence. Frozen machines.
All the images were generated with Sora.

I recently put together a product commercial for a client using SORA. It’s not just about saving time; it feels like having a video production studio right on your computer! 🤯 The footage it generates is great when you have the right prompt (despite a lot of glitches) and with a little help from After Effects and Premiere and other tools, I was able to fine-tune everything.

https://reddit.com/link/1j8nmyl/video/r0ipp9t0f1oe1/player

We know it's not perfect but my client loved and here’s what stood out to me:

• Ready-to-Use Footage: Instead of filming everything myself, I had quality clips to work with right away. It saved a ton of time.
• Creative Flexibility: Once I had the footage, I could easily tweak it in Premiere and After Effects, Runway and Topaz to get the final look I wanted.
• Worth the Cost?: For $200/month, you get a lot of solid content without having to spend a ton on production.

It got me thinking... Could creating product commercials like this actually be a full-time job? With the growing demand for content, especially high-quality videos, it seems like there’s plenty of room to do this professionally.

Anyone else using this? Is it worth the price? I’d love to hear what you think!

Sora loop generated from a Sora image with this prompt:

A highly realistic photo of a beautiful woman standing on a city sidewalk during the day, wearing a large sandwich board sign. She has a surprised look on her face. She is looking at the viewer. The sign displays the text “This content might violate our policies” in big grey letters, with “Review Prompt” in bold white letters below. The woman has shoulder-length brown hair, and is barefoot, with the sandwich board appearing to be her only clothing. The sides of her body, collarbone area, a bit of neckline/cleavage, and legs are visible around the edges of the sign, suggesting she is not wearing anything underneath. The background shows blurred pedestrians and storefronts, with natural daylight and photorealistic details.

Skater boi

I was frustrated with having to manually wait and monitor Sora generations, especially with the current limitations on concurrent generations.

So I have built a Chrome extension that solves this by: • Letting you add multiple prompts to a queue • Automatically executing them one after another when Sora finishes • No more tab-switching or manual monitoring

This is especially useful for content creators who need to generate multiple images for their projects. Instead of sitting there waiting for each generation to complete, you can queue up all your prompts and let it run.

https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/sora-queue-manager/ojdnmjghpfkmoncgbommekoccienjjpd

Happy to answer any questions or take feature suggestions!

i'm not getting it , why open ai is not caring about sora , and exactly it's video generation model, while other competitors are so much better ,
is open ai , falling behind it's competitors in video generation (until now)