Use your own AI short to launch your film tool: THE RETURN, 46K views
A short film rendered entirely through the creator's own pipeline.
A finished film is the best demo for a filmmaking product.
Figures as shown on YouTube (checked Oct 20, 2026) · source
From @bradclarkAI on YouTube · May 2026
The Short Version
How Brad Clark | AI Storyteller reached 46,103 views with Seedance, Kling and Gemini, according to YouTube.
- What: Brad Clark made THE RETURN with Seedance 2.0 and Kling O3.
- Result: The film has 46,103 views and 747 likes on a channel with 5.63K subscribers (YouTube, Oct 20, 2026).
- Made with: Seedance, Kling, Gemini
| Who | Brad Clark | AI Storyteller |
|---|---|
| Tool | Seedance, Kling, Gemini |
| Money | Not disclosed |
| Timeframe | May 2026 |
| Source | YouTube |
| Self-reported | No: numbers shown on the platform |
The workflow
Made With
Where & With What
What They Did
- 1The moveBrad Clark made THE RETURN with Seedance 2.0 and Kling O3.
- 2Step 2Build a repeatable pipeline
- 3Step 3Prove it with a finished film
- 4ResultThe film has 46,103 views and 747 likes on a channel with 5.63K subscribers (YouTube, Oct 20, 2026).
Quick Answers
What tools do you need?
Seedance (ai video model (in capcut/dreamina)); Kling (ai video with motion control); Gemini (google's ai assistant for ideas, research and images).
How much does it cost?
You can start for $0: Kling, Gemini have a free plan. Seedance is paid or trial-based. Check each tool's site for current prices.
Is it allowed?
Yes, if it is original. YouTube does not monetize mass-produced or repetitive content. Source.
Watch out: Reach, not income; promotes his own product. Separate from his earlier The Waiting Room case.
Try It Yourself
(Our template, not the creator's prompt.) Break this screenplay page [paste] into scenes, a character canon sheet, a location sheet and a storyboard shot list I can render scene by scene.
Your first step
Open Gemini, paste the prompt above and swap the [brackets] for your own niche.
Full write-up & sources
More detail: The description says every clip and reference image was rendered through Kimeric, the AI filmmaking pipeline he built, which takes a screenplay through breakdown, character and location canon, storyboards and footage, and links the beta.
Source: @bradclarkAI on YouTube · May 2026. Summarised in our own words; figures as shown on YouTube (checked Oct 20, 2026). Updated .







