A working kit, not a logo wall. Each tool below links straight into the AI section of the projects it belongs to, so you can read the use in context instead of taking my word for it.
Two lists per tool, and the difference matters. Used on means the use is documented on that project. Fits work like this means the tool belongs to how work of that kind runs in my practice today, not that a 2019 campaign secretly used generative tools.
Read how the whole workflow fits togetherResearch, interrogation, drafting, versioning and editorial pressure-testing.
Interrogating briefs, drafting and pressure-testing copy, and keeping projects documented.
Long-form reasoning, editorial passes and QA on structure, metadata and detail.
Concept exploration and fast research across long source material.
The mechanical middle: templating, versioning, decks, trackers and repetitive production work.
Sourced research and audience questions before a brief gets written.
Concept exploration, moodboarding and previsualization before production spend.
Visual direction and concept exploration before production spend.
Image exploration and extension inside the Adobe workflow.
Fast image edits and variants while a direction is still moving.
Generated shots and sequences built to match a hand-made world.
Motion previsualization and generated footage for edit tests.
Motion exploration, cleanup and shot-level experiments.
Previsualizing sequences that would otherwise never get storyboarded.
Scratch tracks, narration passes, music exploration and edit-room cleanup.
Narration passes and scratch voice while a script is still in progress.
Music beds, song exploration and original tracks for the films.
Transcription, rough assembly and edit-room cleanup.
Sound repair and final audio passes.
Working prototypes, live products, scheduled jobs and publishing pipelines.
Working prototypes and live products, including this site.
The build itself, written and reviewed by hand.
Version control and change history for everything that ships.
The database, auth and storage behind live products.
Hosting, edge delivery and domains for live sites.
Deployment and preview environments for front-end builds.
Design-led site building when a brand needs to go live quickly.
CMS-driven marketing sites built to be handed off to a team.
Ingest, imagery and metadata running on their own schedule.
The data shape that lets a publication run without a team.
Happy to walk through any of this in detail, including the tools I tried and dropped.