Independent Research · Functional Prototype · 2026

Aurora — AI Creative Production System

A functional R&D prototype that translates creative strategy into structured production instructions for human-reviewed image and video generation.

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Aurora AI creative production system mapping a creative brief through structured JSON, human review and multiple campaign outputs

System overview — creative brief, structured JSON, generative production, campaign adaptations and human approval shown as one connected workflow.

Role

AI Creative System Design · Prompt Architecture · JSON Schema Design · Workflow Development · Creative Direction

Production language

OpenAI · ComfyUI · JSON · HTML · JavaScript · Seedance

Positioning

Functional R&D prototype

Overview

Aurora is a functional R&D prototype for turning a creative brief into structured, reusable production direction for AI-assisted image and video generation.

Instead of treating prompts as isolated instructions, the system carries the same brand, audience, platform and visual decisions through a normalized JSON contract, connected generation workflows and deliberate human review.

01 / Structured direction

From creative intent to structured direction.

Creative campaigns often lose consistency as they move through different AI tools and production stages. Aurora addresses this by organizing creative decisions—including brand voice, audience, visual rules and production constraints—before generation begins. Rather than relying on disconnected prompts, every production stage references the same structured creative inputs.

AURORA / WORKING PROTOTYPEHuman approval stays inside the loop
01Campaign inputsBrand · audience · platform
02AI interpretationStructured creative direction
03JSON generationShared production contract
04Image workflowComfyUI execution
05Video generationSeedance test output
06Human reviewEvaluate · refine · approve
02 / JSON creative contract

One shared contract across the workflow.

Aurora converts approved campaign direction into a structured JSON object shared across the production workflow. The JSON acts as a shared contract between production stages while preserving human creative approval.

The JSON defines
  • Brand voice
  • Audience
  • Platform
  • Visual language
  • Production goals
  • Review checkpoints
{ "schema_version": "aurora.master_input.v2", "brand": { "name": "Campaign brand", "reference_notes": "Use approved assets" }, "platform": { "name": "TikTok", "aspect_ratio": "9:16", "duration_seconds": 15 }, "production": { "batch_size": 2, "shot_count": 4 } }
Functional prototypeGenerate, import, copy and download a normalized campaign JSON.

The prototype runs locally in the browser; entered data does not leave the device.

03 / Workflow execution

Structured inputs move through a working production chain.

The current prototype connects structured campaign inputs, AI interpretation, JSON generation, ComfyUI image workflows, video generation and human review.

Aurora node graph connecting reference assets, OpenAI interpretation and Seedance generation
Working Aurora graph: reference assets, structured interpretation and generation stages.
ComfyUI Seedance workflow with image inputs, structured shot instructions and video output
Seedance execution test inside ComfyUI with image inputs, structured instructions and saved video output.
Testing currently focuses on
  • Visual consistency
  • Product representation
  • Character behavior
  • Image-to-video continuity
  • Prompt reliability
View the tested shot instructions ↗
04 / Production testing

Evidence from internal R&D exercises.

Aurora has been tested through internal R&D exercises using publicly available brand references to evaluate structured creative workflows. Current experiments explore product campaigns, UGC-style video, image-to-video generation, creative consistency and brand interpretation.

Liquid Death test

Unofficial research exercise using Liquid Death as a fictional production scenario—from public brand references to product imagery and an image-to-video UGC test.

Liquid Death Mountain Water logo used as a public brand reference
Publicly available brand reference used for the exercise.
Liquid Death can asset on a white background
Product asset used to evaluate packaging and logo representation.
Liquid Death can staged on a counter
Scene test used to evaluate product visibility in context.
Alternate Liquid Death can asset on a white background
Alternate product test used to compare visual consistency.
Image-to-video continuity test

One reference image, structured shot instructions and an eight-second Seedance output.

The test evaluates character behavior, reference continuity, camera direction and time-coded scene changes. The result is shown as generated; human review remains the final checkpoint.

Portrait reference supplied to the image-to-video test
Input reference used for the identity continuity test.
Seedance 2.0 test output generated from the reference image and structured shot instructions.
05 / Current state

Working today. Evaluating now.

The current prototype separates demonstrated functionality from the qualities still being tested.

Working today
  • Structured creative schema
  • JSON generation
  • OpenAI creative interpretation
  • ComfyUI workflow integration
  • Image generation
  • Video generation
  • Human review process
Currently evaluating
  • Consistency
  • Reliability
  • Workflow optimization
  • Brand fidelity
  • Output quality

No roadmap. No hype. Only the current prototype and the evidence shown above.

Capabilities demonstrated
  • AI Creative Systems
  • Workflow Design
  • Prompt Architecture
  • JSON Design
  • Generative Production
  • Human-in-the-loop Systems

Liquid Death is shown only as an unofficial research scenario using publicly available brand references. No affiliation or endorsement is implied.

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