AI VideoS Mock-Up
for WWF Campaign
[ JOB APPLICATION ]
I produced short-form video concepts that demonstrate:
I developed two campaign concepts using AI-supported tools within a creative studio software (similar to CANVA), integrating videos, sound, and messaging into cohesive mock-ups. The approach combined emotional storytelling with scalable content production, aligned with WWF’s goals of engagement, trust, and discoverability.
The narrative followed a clear emotional arc—from loss to recovery and action—while AI tools supported rapid iteration of language and tone, enabling refinement of key messages while maintaining clarity, emotional impact, and consistency across the content strategy.
about thESE projectS
It represents an early exploration of the type of work I would further develop and evolve in the role of Content Intelligence and Production Designer.
MOCK-UP 1
Over arching Campaign
SKY, COUNTRY & SEA
This concept was developed as part of a broader content ecosystem, rather than a single standalone video. Establishing the broader environmental narrative,
Each element represents a key environmental for the ecosystem. It reflects how WWF organised their work across.
Sky → climate and energy
Country → land, forests, and wildlife
Sea → oceans and marine ecosystems
This approach balances emotional engagement with positive
recovery storytelling to build trust and encourage action.
Credits: Script by Anto Dubuc and used AI. Images/videos from bank images by Creative Studio/Third parties.
MOCK-UP 2
Localised Content
When forests return, so do Koalas
Within this concept, the forest-focused video demonstrates how national priorities—such as ecosystem restoration—can be communicated through
specific, place-based stories, such as koala habitat recovery (WWF article)
Using AI-supported tools, this approach enables:
Rapid development of multiple local variations (e.g., different regions, species, or restoration projects)
Adaptation of messaging to reflect local environments and community relevance
Consistent storytelling aligned with the overarching campaign, while maintaining authentic, grounded narratives
By focusing on familiar landscapes and recognisable species, the content becomes more relatable, helping audiences connect emotionally and understand how broader environmental challenges directly affect their communities.
Credits: Script by Anto Dubuc and used AI. Images/videos from bank images by Creative Studio/Third parties. Free music by Pixabay's authors
PROJECT PROGRESSION
AI-Supported Content Concept Development (PROCCESS)
01
Concept Development (Strategy First)
I began by analysing WWF-Australia’s content patterns, identifying that:
High-performing content combines animals, emotion, and storytelling
Crisis-driven narratives capture attention
Positive recovery stories build trust and long-term engagement
02
AI-Supported Ideation
The used AI tools to support:
- Campaign ideation
- Script development
- Message refinement
This allowed for:
- Rapid iteration of storytelling approaches
- Testing different tones (urgent vs hopeful)
- Refining concise, emotionally engaging messaging
03
Content Production
The video mock-ups were created using AI-supported creative tools and platforms
Platforms similar to a creative studio environment, integrating:
Stock video and image libraries
Music and sound design
Visual effects and transitions
These tools enabled:
Efficient assembly of visual narratives
Integration of text, sound, and imagery into a cohesive story
Rapid prototyping of multiple content variations
04
Content System Thinking (Beyond One Video)
Using WWF’s Sky, Country and Saltwater framework as the overarching narrative (the big picture). The campaign functions as a unified “umbrella” that connects multiple content pieces across platforms and audiences. This approach allows local stories to be told.
Both mock-ups include a one-minute call to action, encouraging audiences to take a simple, immediate step to support nature.

What makes me different
I bring a unique combination of creative production, AI-supported workflows, and human-centred practice, enabling me to design content that is discoverable, emotionally engaging, and capable of driving meaningful action across diverse audiences.
I combine creative
design and social work practice, enabling me to develop content that is strategic, emotionally engaging, and educational.
I understand how people think, feel, and engage, not just how content looks
I apply ethical AI use, ensuring clarity, inclusion, and responsible storytelling
I focus on emotion + action, creating content that builds trust and encourages participation
I design for
systems and scalability, not isolated pieces
Familiar with social media scheduling and content management platforms, with the ability to quickly adapt to tools such as Hootsuite.


