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1. Introduction: We see them all over social
media every single day, those mind blowing high
retention AI videos that make you instantly
stop scrolling. The second of unique
visual styles that look incredibly complex, leaving you amused, inspired, completely clueless as to
how they were actually made. I'm current a creative specialist
and online instructor. If you ever tried jumping into the world of AI
Video generation, you already know the struggle. You open up a tool, look
at the blank prompt box, and get completely overwhelmed. By all the settings and styles, you end up confused, wondering exactly
what to type to get those premium viral
quality results. The camera punches, that's exactly why I build this class. Instead of wasting
hours guessing, we are going to master a single incredible
powerful tool, Google Omni. In this class, we are
going to break down the exact trend setting styles dominating the
Internet right now. We will explore Retro
90s cartoon, claymation, pixel art, commercial, jurism
and low poly horror ethics. I'm going to show
you exactly how to structure your prompt to
generate them simussly. By the end of this course, you won't just copy prompt. You will understand
the core mechanics of the visuals to build your very own
signature video style for your brand or
client project. The tool are ready, the
workflow is streamlined and your creativity
is the only limit. If you are a freelancer, graphic designer,
a video editor, just want to know
how to generate a content for your
social media page. You can do it with Google Omi and I will show you
how you can do it. Let's start generating
a first insane AI video with Google Omni.
Let's get started.
2. Interface Tour Google Flow: Before we write any prompt,
let's look around first. Think of this like a
tour of a new house. Go to labsgogle.com slash
FLO OJ Search Googleflo. It will take you there. Sign in with Google account.
That's all you need to do. At the top of the skin, you will see a few things, your project name,
the video shape, and which AI model
you are using. You will also see
your credit balance. That's how many videos you can still make. Don't
have a paid plan. Don't worry, you still
get free carts every day. That's enough to make two
or three videos a day. Great for practice. Now
click New Project to Start. Inside, you will see a
space for ingredients. That means the reference images and characters you
want to reuse. In the middle of the screen, is the big prompt box. This is the heart of everything. Every idea we teach on this
course gets tied right there. Once you click Generate, your video appears in a grid. You can drag any video
into a scene Builder. If you want to connect
many clips together, that's a whole workspace
in one quick tour. Now that you know where
everything lives. Now let's learn how
to write a winning.
3. Understand the Video generation prompt: Here is the biggest secret
in this whole course. Every strong prompt
has three layers. Most beginner only use one
layer and got confused result. Let's break it down
using a real example. Layer one is the identity lock. Example, keep the same
character sheet and the same framing
from this image. This does two things. Most people only notice one. First, it locks the face and body to your
reference photo. The AI won't guess
a random person. It uses your photo. Second, it locks the
camera angle too. If you skip this part, you may still get
the right person, but the camera shot
might change completely. Always say keep this exact shot. Not just keep this person. Layer two is the style layer. Example, restyle this a 90s
hand on two D animation. Use thick black ink outlines, flat cell shading, slide line wobble and
light film grain. Notice how specific that is. It's not just make it animate. It's too vague. Each phrase tell the AI one
exactly drawing trick. Ink Outlines means bold lines around every character.
Line wobble. Copies, how are human hands slightly shake when
drawing by hand. Film grain at that old
scratchy VHS tape. Filming Bing this specific is what separates amateur
prompt from pro prompt. Layer three is the action layer. Example, the character is moving through a
subway and fighting. This tell the AI what is
actually happening in the scene. Notice the character get
mentioned again here too. That's not wasteful.
It's remained the AI to keep the
same identity. This action layer is a little
open ended on purpose. It doesn't say the
exact camera angle or fight move.
Sometimes that's good. You let the AI be
creative. You know this. The action layer is where results change the
most between tries. Your identity and style
will usually stay steady. The action is the person part
is still open to surprises. So remember these three layers, identity lock style
layer action layer. Master this formula, and you can build almost any
style in the course.
4. Style Spotlight 1990s Hand Drawn Anime: Use it, drag your reference
photo into the engaging box. Click at two prompt. You photo is now linked let's put the formula to
work with our first style. We already saw pieces of this
prompt in the last lecture. The full look is 90s andra
on to DSL animation. Key details thick black in
outline, flat color shading, slight color bending,
a little line vowel and light film grain over the whole video. Paste in the style prom, describe the action,
then it generate. Wait about one or 2 minutes and your retronim video is ready. After pasting your prompt
into the prompt box, you can add the
characteristic or the exact reference where you want to show your character. Like this, you simply
have to press and all the option that
you have uploaded will show in the prompt, and you simply have to click
that and add to prompt. That's all you have
to do. After that, if you want to enable the agent, you can enable the agent. In the video section
once you click here, you can use either
one to generate the image or either one
to generate the video. Right now we are selecting the
video and the ingredients. If you want to
frame, you can check the framing and the
shape of the video. If you want the real
style 1916 ratio, you can use that or if you want to use it for the normal
video, you can use that. After that, you have to
select one oh two generation. It depends on your users. If you want to
generate two video at one time, you can do so. And about the model, which model do you want
to use, you can use that. And the, the duration of the video, you can
select that also. After that, you simply
have to click Generate. The generation will
use 15 carats. So this time it
takes only 15 cares for ten second generation.
5. The Face Swap Trick : This prompt, I have
used my face again, once you click here, and you
will see here is the face. And this is the prompt
that I have used. And this is the output. This is my scene. You stole it from me. So this is the output
that we got, right now. So this prompt uses a
hybrid composite technique. It forces the AI video engine. Again, the blueprint,
it's at the video format, the separate the words that
is scene versus character, the style that we wanted. Here is the video that has
been rendered with my face. It has added new
characteristics, and now I am in the cindrella. It looks nice to
6. Timed Scenes and Sound Control: Ready for advanced
version of prompting. Now we add two
powerful new controls, Control number one,
time sequence. Instead of letting the AI animate randomly for ten second, you set exact timestamp example 0-6 second and
keep it realistic. From six second to ten second transform into a
cartoon character. This keep the switch smooth instead of a messy
sudden change. Control two native
sound direction. You can tell the AI what sound to add right
inside your prompt. It gives you more control over
the finished video fields. Together, these two tools
help you build short stories, not just single
images in motion. What?
7. Live Action + Cartoon Cutaway (Flat 2D): Live axon part, built
trust and pacing, while the style you want is a crisp hard cut between the two visuals rather
than a smooth fit. Here is another video
that has been generated. Mm hmm. It is a sticker composite. Imagine a complete photorealistic
real world, but a flat, thick outlined cartoon sticker character is placed
directly inside it. This style keep the two visuals medium completely separated
in the same frame. The real world scene
handles the light, shadow, and team naturally, while the character
animation stays 100% flat with zero
gradient or shady, creating an eye
catching contrast.
8. Vinyl Toy Figure: Now let's step into the T D world with the
vinyl til aesthetic. This look mimics high and
designer collectival figure. The skin textures are
completely smooth with no visual pores showing a glossy plastic or vinyl sheen. Instead of individual
stent hair and clothing are rendered in
heavy sculpture gloms. The light behaves exactly like a professional studio
and a product photo, catching the rounded edge with sharp, intense bright spot. So here is the video that I have created.
Take a look at it.
9. Low Poly Horror: Step I follow to create
this video is the same. I use this as a reference
and use the prompt. You will find the prompt
in the material section, so don't worry about the prompt. So now let's move to the next that is low
poly three D art. This is the saved frame, and this is the video that has been created
using the frame. It looks scary at the end. So it features a
minimal geometric look polarized by early
Indie walking games. And character and
objects are built out of basic polygon shape with sharp edges and no
smooth color grading. The surface are entirely
met and non reflective, lit by flat, dim ambient light. This blocky simplified look
feels a little unnatural, which makes it an incredible
style for creating atmospheric unease or horror
without needing cure. Here is another video
that I have created, and it looks really amazing. And this is a prom
that I have used. And you will find it in
the materials section. Okay, leave. It looks scary, just
like the PS one games.
10. 16 Bit Pixel Art: We go back to one
more generation, we find a 16 big pixel
art cuts in style. This look relies on a visible pixel grid with absolutely no smooth
shading loops, high silte value and
deep color contrast, such as a warm fire lightning
glowing against a cool per night sky depth is built using
layered paraac scrolling, where the foreground
elements slide by faster than the distance
background structure. Take a look at it. At the end, it added a helmet, and this one is
different from this one. I don't know how this get here, but every time you
create video from Omni, it just give you at the end an error or a glitch or
it just thing on its own. Till 8 seconds,
it's working fine.
11. Claymation: Look at deeply technical
style claymation stop motion. In this aesthetic,
everything looks like a hand crafted real clay, painted wood, dried moss
and crumpled paper. The defining detail here is
the organic imperfection. You can actually see
the tiny fingers and tools marks on the surface. The lightning behaves like warm lamp on a small
miniature studio, creating a shadow depth
of field that keeps the focus sharp on
our main subject. Let's watch this video and you will understand
what I'm talking about. Hmm.
12. Paper Cutout Pop Up Book: Next, the vinyl paper
cutefact which looks like an animated mid central
travel book from 1990. It's combined realistic
magazine photo cutout with hand drawn paper shapes. The visual properties feature
rough torn paper edges, vintage printing, half ton dots, and plenty of clean
or white empty space. The animation style mimics a physical pop up book where
flat paper layers flip, fold, and snap into
place smoothly, and this is the video
that has been created. It looks like someone has created this video
from its hand, but it is AI generated.
13. Scribble Action Comic: Now for intense kinetic action, we use rose crabs crash style. This is a loose messy
hand drawn look that uses frantic black and
white ink lines and quick cross
hatching for shadows, the strict rule of the aesthetic is that it remains completely black and white using keb ink
line for energy and smoke. The only exception is a
single flat neon color, splash is reserved for a major final impact frame
to maximize visual shock. Here's another output
that I have tried.
14. Oil Painting: Looks very much alive. Now, if you want to relax artistic feel, the impression oil
painting style, turn the entire video
into a moving canvas. It replicates thick,
visible brushwork or soft blended oil
painting structure with absolutely no hard
digital lines. Light diffuses softly
through the oil texture, and the scene shifts
seamlessly at the camera glides toward the single continuous
tick watching this video, and you will get
what I'm talking about. Oh
15. Synthwave Retro: Electric throwback, the synth wave retro
Illustration Style, inspired by a 90s
80 retro futurism. It uses bold cell shaped outline over deep purple
and Mcenta light, sky framed by a zit horizontal sun and neon city SiludeT anchor the classic media feel. Every single frame is coated in a heavy analog television
half tone grain texture. Let's play with this video, and you will see the Synth wave. Sometimes the helmet come and
sometimes the helmet goes. This is the glitch.
You always get all the Google video model.
16. Realistic Fantasy Transformation: Let's take a look at the
realistic transformation style, which blends normal
real world environment with pure fantastic logic. The realistic rule of this style is the
unbroken tracking shot. The camera moves forward continuously with
no editing cards, allowing one location to originally dissolve and
shift into a complete, different massive setting
right before your eyes. What a sensational shot.
17. Collage Art: Is the style I
sometime love to see. As you can see, all these
are the cut out from the kibble of the day and
has been added into the ide.
18. Disney Pixar 3D: Other style are
Disney Pixar style. This is a cinematic theory
style where it replicates big budget modern theatrical the animated feature film.
Let's play this one. Focusing entirely
on the subject. Some parts look really awkward that it has
generated randomly, but I wanted to explain and share with you it
conveys really good.
19. Y2K Tech Retro: So this is a white two K to futuristic style
where I have used different images
using all the prompts and my face as a reference and
created using nano banana. And after the late
90s early 2000 tech bubble culture and
media packaging design heavily utilizes
resendent chrome coating, translucent, neon plastic and bright silver metallic finishes, cent with vintage
digital gadgets like pagers or cybernetic
accessories. The overall visual
is treated with extreme contrast
bright white bloom around light source and sub analog video signal
flows to give it a nostalgic early digital crit by combining all the
frame I have generated. You have seen this video or this type of AI trend
on your screen before.
20. PS1 Retro Game: Deep gaming nostasia, we have the PS one era survival horrors type of late 1990s
retro video game. This is defined by low
resolution screen, muddy textures, visible
pixel artifacts, and affine texture wrapping, which cause texter
to zitter when the perspective move
to finish the vintage. Look, the entire frame is given a subtle CTR television
screen line freak.
21. Project: Congratulations.
You have officially made it to the final
lecture of this course. We have covered a lot of
ground from learning how to separate our background and character using
strict prom block, different completely unique
animation and design styles. Now it's your time to take
everything you have learned off the screen and
put it into practice. For your final class project, you are going to
pick just one style from our reference
guide and create your own AI video using
Gemini Omni and Google Flow. Your very first
step is to open up the course resources folder and look through our
style cheese Sheet. Pick the exact look that
excites you the most. Pick your style first
because that choice dictates the visual
language you will use. I cannot wait to see
the incredible style and variation you
all came up with. Thank you so much for
joining me in this class. Experiment push the
boundaries of your prom, keep creating and I will
see you in the next course.
Karan Rathore, Creative Technologist: Video Editing, AI, and 3D
