The videos below were all created using Ai. To get satisfactory results in Ai, it’s important to note that it is never just one and done. Crafting a prompt that works is tantamount, but even then, it most often necessitates regenerating a scene over again until it’s right. Ai will always surprise you. Sometimes that’s good, but often it’s very bad. It’s full of anomalies like making people with two left arms or three legs. Older versions of Ai video tend to look wooden or waxy but newer versions look photo-realistic. Many platforms are bad at lip synch. I have found that to make a good video, I often must work with as many as eight different software platforms. Each will do some things better and some worse than the others. Most will not portray things like children, celebrities, guns and violence etc.

I tell all my clients that in order to get that “magic,” formerly the exclusive domain of filthy-rich studios employing expensive graphic artists to the tune of hundreds of thousands or even millions of dollars, they need to be willing to accept about a 3% to 5% error rate for the 95 to 97% of mind blowing effects. Ai can take you to any location and can portray concepts that a camera cannot photograph. It’s a place where dreams come to life.

But since most avatars that portray specific humans are created from a single image, clients who supply an image will nonetheless be slightly disappointed because animations cannot accurately portray that which is unseen. For example, if the person in the still image is not smiling, it cannot see teeth and will incorrectly make a best guess.  and if lip synching is required, it does not understand the underlying musculature that animates specific facial movements. It’s still incredibly good, but it’s not perfect. There’s an old maxim… “garbage in, garbage out.”

Calling You

Against All Odds

Confused Heart

Don't Ask Me Why

I Wanna Lie Down

I'm not the Kind of Man to Run

Blizzard

My Name
It Means Nuthin'

Mama Regina
Redux 2026

Tiffany's Cold World

Hoodsong

Trumphiant K-Tel :30

Kimberly's Cold World

Tighten Up My Saddle

Dying In The Streets

Rock From The Sky

Just Not Him

See Blue

Whiny Little Bitch

I Left

Written by Eric Garner, music by Prisco, created in AI directed by Prisco, Calling You tells a universal story, one shared by all humans who find themselves troubled and helpless turning to God.

Mama Regina was originally filmed in 2005 using a 1st gen VariCam. In 2026, the scenes featuring images of Mama Regina were created in Ai from a photograph of her, replacing the actress who portrayed her in the original shoot, thus adding a layer of authenticity and realism to the video.

Written by Eric Garner, music by Prisco, directed by Prisco, this music video tells the sad story of Tiffany, an underage and abused young black child at the hands of her father.

Lyrics by Brian Brown, music by Prisco, this Ai music video was directed by Prisco. At least eight different Ai platforms were employed to illustrate the song.  This was an early application of Ai and much has improved since it was created.

Written by Eric Garner and performed by Mack Bone, this AI music video was created and directed by Prisco. The chain-gang chant is the original Smithsonian recording from turn of the century. Video images of chain-gangs were made by enhancing deteriorated B&W vintage photographs and animating them in AI. The man speaking at the beginning is an AI creation. Images of Mack Bone were created in AI from still photographs provided on Facebook.

The lyrics in this video were taken directly from a Facebook posting by Eric Garner. No words were changed. At the time of this posting, this is the latest iteration of lip synching Ai.  The improvments in realism and facial expression are evident.

Performed by Brandy Fontaine, an Ai avatar,  this video is entirely an Ai creation of Prisco who wrote the lyrics and created the music and the video in Ai.

Written, produced and performed by Angela this AI video was created by Prisco. Angela's surrealistic audio offerings are enhanced by the layering of her harmonized voices and audio effects, creating an otherworldly presence that reflects deep subconscious emotions.

Lyrics written by, and music created by, Prisco to mimic the style of a Bob Dylan protest song, the Ai video was directed by Prisco as a commentary on the current state of national politics in the United States. particularly as it is centered on the issue of climate change/global warming.

Once again Angela speaks forcefully through surrealist allegory, her story supported by Prisco's imagery created in Ai.  He modeled the character in the video after Abby Wathen's character,  Jackie Williams, in his film, The Black Dove. After the movie was released, a CD was created titled "Jake and Jackie Williams, Live On Tour," featuring songs from the film and others.  Blizzard is one of those songs.

Another Surrealistic masterpiece of musical experimentation by Angela. This Ai music video was created and directed by Prisco to support her vocal imagery.  The cyborg is a creation of the mind that travels through time and space experiencing joy and sadness, reflecting on the beauty of nature and the destruction created by mankind.

Lyrics & music by Eric Garner, performed by Mack Bone, directed by Prisco, this video is shown only as a demo of Prisco's early Ai. Rejected by the client for the imperfections of the Ai resemblance to his real person, the images of Mack Bone were nonetheless made from a 2019 photograph of him. Mack felt it was damaging to his brand and thus the video was never published or used. The song appeared in my feature film, "The Black Dove," in 2011 and remains one of my favorites, a definitive anthem of the struggles of Black youth of that period. Perhaps someday Mack and I will revisit it  and create a new video for this breakthrough song.

This is a K-Tel style TV ad for the release of the "Trumphiant" album, a collection of parody songs about Donald Trump, featuring the songs "R-E-V-E-N-G-E" and "Mr. Bo Cankles" among others.

Written by Eric Garner, music by Prisco, this Ai generated video was created and directed by Prisco

Lyrics written by, and music created by, Prisco. This Ai video was created from still photographs that were manipulated in Photoshop and animated using AI, directed by Prisco.

Rich in allegory and abundant metaphors, Rock From The Sky is a song written, produced and performed by Angela. The video was created in Ai by Prisco to capture her surrealist intent.

Prisco revisits this popular Country and western theme with this entirely Ai created music and video through the creation of character of Dooley Randall

Original music and performance by Matt Waters, AI music video created and directed by Prisco.

Written and directed by Prisco, made entirely in Ai, the lyrics were taken directly from an email he sent to a difficult client terminating their relationship. While never intended for distribution, it is nevertheless popular to all who have seen it. It's a reflection on Karma, not as an act of revenge, but as part of a cathartic process after a negative experience.

Words and music created by Paul Thomas in Ai, the video was created as a spec project and offered to Paul for review, but the offer was declined. Nevertheless the video was entirely created by Prisco to reinforce the story within Paul's music and promote the performance career of singer/songwriter Brian Brown. It's never been published.