WinRAR's endless trial as a family drama: a spec ad from a 14,000-character prompt
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WinRAR's 40-day trial that somehow lasted almost three decades is one of the internet's oldest jokes. Burak Tuyan took a brief Rourke Heath posted to his GenHQ community and turned it into a 30-second family drama, then published the whole process: a hand-written script, a 14,000-character Seedance 2.5 prompt and 20+ test renders. It passed 677,000 views. It's a spec ad, not made for or endorsed by WinRAR.
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Tags:#Spec ads#Ads#Seedance#Prompting#Upscaling
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