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How did we create this viral dance video?

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Why it worked

The video succeeds by demystifying a viral trend, using the 'behind-the-scenes' format to provide authentic value while addressing common audience skepticism about AI-generated content.

Summary

The video provides a behind-the-scenes look at how a folk dance group filmed a viral video across various locations in Tallinn. It highlights the production process and emphasizes that the footage was captured manually without the use of AI.

Structure

1Introduction to the behind-the-scenes footage
2Showcasing various filming locations in Tallinn
3Demonstrating practical filming techniques
4Final confirmation that no AI was used

Product placement

Makita (a leaf blower) ACTS — it is operated to blow air on a dancer's hair. Removing it would change the visual effect of the scene. Sony (a camera brand) merely APPEARS as a logo on the camera gear. Feelworld (a monitor brand) merely APPEARS as a logo on the camera monitor. Nitze (a camera cage brand) merely APPEARS as a logo on the camera cage.

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How did we create this viral dance video? 👀 We filmed everything in around 8 hours across Tallinn’s Old Town: Freedom Square, Town Hall Square, St. Catherine’s Passage, Saiakang and Schnelli Park. Proof that no AI was used in this video. 🎥 --- Kuidas sündis meie viraalne tantsuvideo? 👀 Filmisisime kõik umbes 8 tunniga sügiseses Tallinna vanalinnas: Vabaduse väljakul, Raekoja platsil, Katariina käigus, Saiakäigus ja Schnelli pargis. Siin on tõestus, et selle video tegemisel ei kasutatud tehisintellekti. Kõik on päris! 🎥 @#visitestonia #bornfromculture #visitestonia #estonia