1. AI-twin reveal
6 assetsThe “reveal” format: the creator admits the girl on screen is an AI persona — and that itself is the hook. This maps directly to the memo’s core promise (“Personal access to the creator you desire — through her AI twin”) and the first funnel layer: build desire for the persona before showing the product.
“She’s 100% AI… and she pays my bills”
Direct AI-twin reveal with a monetization twist. Strong on-screen hook, vertical framing. Closest existing format to our “Want her first → reach her” bridge.
Hotel lobby, casual selfie walk
Realistic AI avatar with no explicit reveal text — a quality benchmark for the level of realism our creator personas need to hit.
Sora clip with “AI-generated” label
Platform-native AI disclosure + Sora watermark — reference for honest labeling that still keeps the persona desirable.
Named persona card — “Alice Delish”
Introducing an AI persona via an on-screen name tag — a template for branding each twin as a creator people want to follow.
“Robot girlfriends are getting way too real…”
Viral/news angle on AI companions — useful as a curiosity-driven top-of-funnel hook.
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Face realism reference (glasses, close-up)
Static visual anchor for skin/eye realism when generating twin portraits.
2. AI-companion product proof
4 assetsScreencasts of companion-app UIs and chat mockups. This is Layer 2 of the funnel (“Product-proof: chat, incoming call, voice note, memory line, no waiting”) — sell the mechanic, not the mood. Directly feeds the “She’s available”, “She remembers” and “Choose your type” pillars.
OnDate App — “Choose Your AI Companion”
Direct screencast of a persona-selection screen (Luna/Grace cards) — the literal “Choose your type” pillar in an existing competitor UI.
“How often do you use c.ai”
Street-style reaction about Character.AI — proof of mainstream comfort with AI-companion chat; good relatability angle.
“POV: your comfort character leaves you on read”
Phone-in-hand emotional hook about attachment to an AI character — inverts perfectly into our “Instant response / no waiting” feeling.
“mind” app — chat mockup in hand
Messenger-style conversation on a real phone (“Hey there, it’s been a while”) — a reply-to-message ad shell we can reuse with memory-line copy.
3. Dating-app review statics (UGC shell)
3 assetsText-over-photo “my personal experience” cards from one account. Not our product — but the exact static UGC shell for Meta placements where we can lean into the offer with safe sensuality. Useful for the Week-2 test package: static angles with one clear hypothesis each.
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“The 3 dating apps that actually worked”
Personal-list hook over an aspirational nighttime photo — native UGC recommendation shell.
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Elite Singles vs Raya
Named-service comparison with a personal verdict — the trust mechanics we can borrow for “why this twin / this app” statics.
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Tastebuds — matching by music taste
Niche-app pick with a personal motivation — template for “Choose your type” positioning in static form.
4. Talking-head / interview formats
4 assetsLong direct-to-camera monologues with captions. These are structural references for the Hybrid layer — the memo’s strongest format: starts as her content, ends as the product. Caption pacing and confession tone are what we’re borrowing here.
TMZ interview format — “Let’s just say…”
Long-form monologue with per-line captions — reference for caption rhythm and “confession” energy in hybrid creatives.
“But then…” storytelling to camera
Close-up conversational story with a pivot word — the narrative twist structure for “she talks to camera → cut to phone UI” hybrids.
“‘learn’” — night scene with phone glow
Warm light, face + phone, single word as anchor — intimate late-night mood that matches the private-space feeling.
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Street-mic interview frame
Close-up + handheld mic — classic vox-pop shell for curiosity hooks about AI twins.
5. Persona casting / feed b-roll
6 assetsType-casting content with no product message: lifestyle, poses, self-definition quotes. This is the raw material for building each twin as “a creator persona people want to follow” — and the “i like dominant/passive girls” pair is a literal Choose-your-type A/B test.
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“i like dominant girls”
Bed selfie + self-definition quote as the text hook.
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“i like passive girls”
Paired variation of the previous one — together they form a ready A/B “type” pair.
Dance by the Christmas tree
Festive lifestyle b-roll, no product message — pure persona-feed filler that makes the twin’s account look native.
Bedroom pose, brown bodysuit
Neutral interior, at-home persona type — sensual but not explicit, exactly the “premium, never cheap” line.
Pink-green hair, pointing gesture
Expressive alt-girl type with tattoos — gesture works as an overlay pointer; widens the “Choose your type” casting range.
Grey tank, hand gesture near face
Neutral background, wordless gesture delivery — flexible shell for any VO or caption.
6. Cinematic mood b-roll
1 assetA film-like fragment kept separately — reference for atmosphere, color and restraint. Supports the visual rule: sensuality through mood and lighting, never through explicitness.
Night pool scene, split composition
Warm/cool light contrast, cinematic couple dialogue — mood and grade reference for premium desire scenes, not a format reference.