What Glows Around
Carousel details, warm light and a festive product reveal.
× ASHIA SADLERLet’s Talk ↗I’m Ashia. I turn real product references into playful campaign worlds, then bring them to life with AI video.
Meet the Maker ↗Three independent P.Louise concepts.
Carousel details, warm light and a festive product reveal.
A sculptural heart set, gold details and a gentle reveal.
Blueberries and raspberries fill the frame in a flavour-led campaign edit.
A few decisions that mattered. Each example separates the platform, model and type of generation.
View Example Workflow ↗


Text + Reference → Image
I used the real tube as the identity reference and built a pink heart world around it. The brief kept the front view and key packaging details central.
Prompt + Still → Video
I animated the selected stills with restrained camera moves and changing light, then assembled a detail-to-reveal edit.
The useful decision: direct the camera and light while asking the product to remain rigid. Review the lettering and applicator connections before selecting footage.


Text + Reference → Image
I simplified the scene to a single carton and used giant, densely packed props to make the flavour immediately recognisable.
Prompt + Still → Video
I paired the selected blueberry clip with a raspberry scene animated using Seedance 2.0 Mini, then edited both to three seconds each.
The useful decision: simplify when a direction stops delivering. I archived the gummy-bear experiments and selected fruit scenes with clearer independent movement.


Image → Image
I used the real Berry Burst product as the flavour reference, then explored a separate carton-led campaign concept with oversized raspberries.
Image → Video
I animated the approved raspberry still, then cut the selected scene to three seconds for the final edit alongside blueberry.
The useful decision: give each flavour its own fruit world, then connect the two scenes with a clean cut.
Create one coherent photographic BERRY BURST carton-only campaign hero. Image 1 is authoritative for exact carton front artwork, lettering, proportions and straw; REMOVE both loose lip products. Image 2 controls only composition, giant fruit scale, dense spacing and believable supported 3D placement; do NOT copy its blueberries or blue carton art. Replace its fruit with enormous whole realistic raspberries. Surround carton densely at top, sides, rear and foreground with minimal background gaps, many fruit pieces half carton width or larger, cropped at frame edges. Carton rests naturally on fruit beneath its bottom corners, tight contact shadows and realistic reflected light; not floating or pasted flat. Near-frontal camera, only a very narrow edge, no invented side graphics. Preserve original pink/green/gold packaging and BERRY BURST wording, heart '100%' over 'THAT B*TCH', exact printed net weight from image 1. Clear soft raspberry-pink studio lighting, dimensional shadows, natural fruit detail, restrained depth blur, front branding unobscured. No blueberries, other fruit, tubes, bottles, people, bursts or added text.

Full lighting shows the calendar artwork and details clearly.

An AI campaign scene, with the calendar resting naturally on snow.

A cleaner version of the snowy direction with the baubles removed.
Prompt + Reference → Image
The full-lit product photo anchored a snowy concept, with the calendar grounded naturally in the scene.
Prompt + Approved Still → Video
Approved detail and full-product stills became start frames for a close-up sequence leading to the full calendar.
Editing & Branding
I selected clean footage and edited timing and shot order without added campaign titles or logo overlays. I also use CapCut in my professional CapraAI work.
Key decision: Keep the product closed after door-opening attempts proved unreliable. With in-person product imagery, we can work together to create a convincing opening shot.
This prompt guided the approved calendar still’s motion: a slight carousel turn and gentle camera move, with the printed details and doors held steady.
Animate the approved numbered-compartment macro photograph as one five-second shot. Extremely slow rigid rotation of the inner cylindrical carousel by only a few degrees, with all printed numbers, gold foil text LET THE MAGIC BEGIN, seams and tabs fixed to their surfaces. Camera steady with almost imperceptible push-in. All numbered compartments stay closed, no outer doors appear, no hinges open, no new panels or numbers enter or morph. Preserve exact blush material, typography, proportions, foil placement and warm side lighting. No cuts, people, overlays, music or speech.
Agree the audience, idea and format. Save the product reference and identify details that must stay accurate.
Make the still, then the motion. Save the exact prompt, model, settings and references for each selected version.
Check product fidelity and motion before adapting hooks, crops and formats. Track time and usable outputs as work progresses.
Professional AI video experience, two working apps and the websites and marketing that support them.
I’m engaged by CapraAI to create healthcare training videos for an anonymous client. These selected 1080p scenes span two earlier films and current work, from arrivals and home visits to quieter one-to-one moments. I edit and assemble the videos in CapCut.
These are selected scenes from healthcare training films for an anonymous client. I first create a hero image for each character to establish their look, then use it as a visual reference while developing scenes from the brief and prompts. I review generated footage for continuity and tone, then assemble the strongest moments in CapCut. The characters are fictional, and client and training-brand names remain private.

I designed, built and launched an app for professional dog walkers using AI-assisted development. I also created the website, App Store listing, brand and social content.
React Native · TypeScript · Claude / Cursor
Product direction → working software → marketing

I built a native gym tracker, learning Swift and taking ownership of the product, design system, App Store submission and supporting marketing.
Swift / SwiftUI · AI-assisted development
Product design → app build → launch creative
Creative curiosity.
Practical follow-through.
Your brief brings together what I enjoy most: bold creative ideas, hands-on AI experimentation and building repeatable ways to make better work. I want to help your team turn the real content you already shoot into more campaign assets, while keeping the product recognisable and the creative standard high.
I bring experience directing AI image and video work, building websites and shipping two apps. My hospitality background also means I’m used to training people, coordinating teams and delivering under pressure.
University of Manchester · 2020–2023
Northbrook College · 2018–2019
I’m working towards the Google Digital Marketing & E-commerce and Google Cybersecurity certificates on Coursera in my own time. My completed Google course certificates are available below.
These certificates show completed individual courses. The two full professional certificates are still in progress.