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Hi everyone,
I'm Chioma , an AI Content Creator & Prompt Engineer based in Lagos, Nigeria. I help brands, startups, agencies, and creative teams turn ideas into production-ready content using AI-powered workflows.
Many AI projects stall between concept and execution. I help bridge that gap by creating high-quality visual content, scripts, prompts, and production assets that move projects forward quickly.
What I can support:
- AI video creation & short-form content
- Story-driven content production
- AI-generated marketing and product content
- Prompt engineering & workflow design
- Content scripting, shot planning, and asset generation
- Production support for fast-moving creative teams
Tools: Flow, Veo, HeyGen, Gemini, Midjourney, ChatGPT, Grok, and other generative AI platforms.
Availability: Freelance, contract, part-time, full-time, or internship opportunities
I'm up to 40 hours per week
Shaggy Dog AI ( https://shaggydog.ai/ ) is a creative AI studio founded by veteran British filmmakers Emma Reynolds and Richard Nash. After directing and producing many hit TV shows in the UK and US, we combine our storytelling skills with AI tools to make high-end video content for brands, production companies, advertising agencies, publishers, charities, corporations, immersive projects, and cultural institutions. We are at the heart of the UK's flourishing creative AI community and can quickly bring together the very best industry talent for larger projects. We also make our own films. You can watch our latest B-Movie "London Is Lethal" on our profile page.
Richard's film "Letting Go" was double-nominated in MIT's Global Hackathon, a finalist in Spain's AI Movie Awards and Winner at the South Coast Film Festival. You can watch it here: