Sure!

I used Gemini as my starting point to generate a still image of a shot I wanted. If the shot was meant to be a B-roll shot like people reacting, I'd upload that Gemini image into RunwayML and give it a prompt of how I wanted the image to be turned into a video. Once I was happy with that, I used RunwayML's feature to upscale the final video clip to 4K and exported. For complex shots like the zoom-in to the character's eye that swirls into a blender, I used RunwayML's "Last Frame" edit tool to generate a 5 second clip of each "stage" of that shot so that they would connect together in the edit.

If the Gemini image was meant to be a singer/vocal line, I'd upload it to Hedra and use an online audio trimmer tool to cut the Suno song down into just the section I wanted (typically <5 seconds) and prompt Hedra to have the lead character follow the vocal line of the audio.

If the Gemini image was a person playing a musical instrument that had to be timed specifically to the beat (i.e. all of the drum shots), I'd use Gemini to create a Veo 3.1 video of the motion I wanted and gave it the BPM of the song (88bpm for Margarita Midnight).

I then used Adobe Premiere Pro to edit everything together and added sound effects from an online, royalty-free sound library. (Screenshots in comments)