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How Five Agencies Built Impossible Ads with Gemini

🎨 Google showcased how five agencies used Gemini 2.5 Pro and complementary generative media models to produce ambitious ad campaigns that blend nostalgia, personalization, and scalable visual storytelling. Projects ranged from a retro AI radio for Slice to personalized "postcard" ads for Virgin Voyages, AI co-hosts and party themes for Smirnoff, crowdsourced mascots for Visit Orlando, and cinematic short film work with Moncler. Results highlighted rapid production, measurable engagement lifts, and cross-product workflows across Imagen, Veo, Lyria, and Vertex AI. The post invites brands to explore these tools for creative scale and efficiency.

Ultimate Prompting Guide for Veo 3.1 on Vertex AI Preview

🎬 This guide introduces Veo 3.1, Google Cloud's improved generative video model available in preview on Vertex AI, and explains how to move beyond "prompt and pray" toward deliberate creative control. It highlights core capabilities—high-fidelity 720p/1080p output, variable clip lengths, synchronized dialogue and sound effects, and stronger image-to-video fidelity. The article presents a five-part prompting formula and detailed techniques for cinematography, soundstage direction, negative prompting, and timestamped scenes. It also describes advanced multi-step workflows that combine Gemini 2.5 Flash Image to produce consistent characters and controlled transitions, and notes SynthID watermarking and certain current limitations.

Google Cloud Releases Generative Media Models on Vertex AI

🎨Google Cloud announced General Availability and feature updates for its generative media models on Vertex AI, including Gemini 2.5 Flash Image, Veo 3, Imagen 4, and Gemini 2.5 TTS. The release emphasizes production readiness and enterprise security while adding multi‑aspect ratio image generation, batch image processing, vertical 9:16 video formats with precise duration controls, and studio‑quality multi‑speaker text‑to‑speech across 70+ languages. These enhancements target teams seeking faster, controlled, and scalable cross‑format media workflows for sight, sound, and motion.