Work with Victor · The Knowledge Jar

A little unexpected.
A lot more memorable.

AI films, character-led ads and explainers that make your idea easier to see. Bring me the story, the product, or the thing people keep asking you to explain.

Victor Cuevas

You'll work directly with me.
From the first idea to the final edit.

Copilot. Better, together.

What if AI felt like a partner sitting right beside you? A playful character turns everyday work into a small creative adventure.

Creative direction, AI visuals, illustrated workplace screens, motion graphics and final edit. Independent spec work, not commissioned or endorsed by Microsoft.

Read the project story ↗

Your electric bill
just moved in.

Meet BILL. He's on your couch, eating your chips, and apparently staying for a while.

An everyday frustration becomes a recurring comedy character. Built for Texas Power Search, the family business project I work on with my daughter, Brooks.

Story, character design, AI production and editing, with English and Spanish editions that keep the same recognizable cast.

Plays via YouTube when you click. Watch on YouTube ↗

A tiny knight. A very big tangle.

A notebook drawing comes alive on a real desk. His opponent? A dragon made of yarn. Small character, big imagination.

Original character development, cinematic staging, AI visuals and continuity-led editing. Plays via YouTube when you click.

Watch on YouTube ↗

More stories, styles and experiments: Explore my full GenHQ portfolio ↗

A clear message.
Your kind of personality.

01

Character-led ads

A memorable character, a relatable situation and a reason to watch. Short videos for brands, small businesses and social campaigns.

02

Explainers that make sense

Turn a product, process or complicated idea into a story people can follow. My teaching background helps keep the message clear.

03

English & Spanish editions

Adapt a project for another audience with localized dialogue and a consistent visual identity. We'll agree on the language review and delivery needs upfront.

Let's give your
idea a first draft.

You don't need a polished brief. A rough idea, who it's for and where you'll use it is a good start.

  1. Share the idea. Tell me the goal, timing and budget you have in mind.
  2. Agree on the plan. We'll discuss scope, deliverables, revisions and a quote before work begins.
  3. Make it together. Review the direction, then build toward the finished piece.
victor@theknowledgejar.com ↗

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