Woody (@woody_research)

This guy made $23,000 making AI videos about a kid What took days of filming and editing now takes a few minutes > ads for businesses > content for creators > AI creatives for brands > his own pages Most companies still can't use these tools, so they pay the people who can while some watch AI videos, others get paid to make them

$2,000 to $10,000 off the World Cup from football clips that were never filmed, generated from one sentence The World Cup is feeding 3 billion eyeballs into short-form video right now, and she's filling that demand with footage no camera ever shot > Claude writes the prompt, an AI playground generates a 10-second clip > it looks like real broadcast footage, no stadium, no crew > under 3 minutes per clip, posted as Shorts > rip real footage and it gets claimed, generate it and you keep every dollar 3 billion people are searching, the real highlights can't meet that she's not competing with the broadcasters, she's filling the gap they can't, with clips nobody can claim

a single faceless channel is doing $30,000 a month on data-ranking videos, and the barrier to copy it used to be the editor, now it's just who hits publish first i tracked the stack behind these ranking and ai pet channels, the production cost basically vanished > claude code writes the script from one prompt > remotion animates it automatically > elevenlabs does the voice, no mic, no talent > wavespeed renders the visuals before, a 3d artist in blender spent weeks on a single video. now the same thing finishes in minutes for about $52 a month in tools one person runs 5 channels in parallel on roughly 2 hours a week, and the ranking format holds retention because the brain won't leave until it sees who's #1# when production drops to minutes, the only scarce thing left is being early to the niche, the win goes to whoever ships before everyone copies it