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1. Class Intro: Ai revolution has truly begun. And if you utilize it in
your tool and arsenal, you're just going to be in
front of everybody else who denies it and who
tries to push it back. There's nothing holding AI back. And as soon as we realize that, and as soon as we utilize
it in our daily workflows, it's going to be
better for everybody. Hey, there my name is Alex. And in this skillshare class, we're going to utilize AI. And in video, AI to create
videos fully in browser, going to explore what are some potentials of AI and
why we should use it. In our videos, we're going to go through
interface and I'm going to show you some tips and techniques for best
possible results. We're going to cover the
art of great prompts. What makes the prompt great? And how to utilize it
the best to work with. In video AI, we will go over generation and highlight
how to edit your videos, how to make changes
regarding the script. Regarding the
videos you will use use different voice overs. And we're going to cover
the best exporting formats and options depending
on your needs. We're going to cover how
to use different AI tools and utilize them the best way
possible in your workflow. And also talk about
licensing rights, why are they are important, and where to familiarize
yourself with different licenses which
are available online. Finally, you're going to get your project task you're
going to work on, and really excited
to see your results. Making videos has always
been the tedious task and really time consuming task because you have to find all
of these different clips, you have to find
different audio, you have to sync them together, you have to edit them,
you have to export them. So why would you do
that by hand if you can get help from AI to streamline your
process and to make all of this work really
enjoyable and fun? I'll see you in the course.
2. Why Use AI to Edit Videos: Many different reasons why
would you use AI to edit your videos and to get help
with editing your videos? I'm going to break this video down into four
different sections. Number one is B roll. B roll is this really time consuming thing
where you have to get additional shots for the topic that you're talking
about in your video. This can be somewhere
around you. Or if you're doing travel
videos, for example, the ideal thing to do would be to travel to
that destination. Which of course means
you have to invest your money and you have to spend time to actually travel
to that destination. You have to bring your gear with you perhaps sometimes it's
not going to be sunny, it's going to be rainy, so your shots are not
going to be that great. So it's really, really time consuming and it can
be extremely expensive to actually travel to
those locations to get the bureau even
around your house. Maybe you want to get a shot
of you making a coffee, but your coffee machine
is not that clean or not that great or it just
doesn't work that day. So what would you do in
those cases? You would use some online tool which
is going to contain a large library of these
stock videos, which is great. You can utilize that
in your workflow. Trouble is, it's
extremely time consuming. You can even spend days
looking for the right video just for a few seconds to use in your own
video for B roll. It can be extremely
time consuming. Not to mention that vast majority of these
tools are premium, so you would have to
pay for them in order for you to utilize
them in your workflow. Number two, this is really crucial thing
these days because the time span and
attention spam is really short with people
these days is voiceover. If you don't want
your voice to be in the video or you're just
getting a call that day or you're just not
feeling all that great that day and you want to get additional voiceover
or you're working client and your voice just
doesn't suit their needs, you still have to
find that voiceover. If you're booking a
voiceover talent, usually they have to go
into the external studio, which means they need to book the time in that
external studio. You have to prepare the script, You have to send them
the script over. They have to read it in
their natural voice, send the script and the
voiceover back to you. You have to check it and then integrate it
into the video. If they have a studio at home still, this is really
time consuming manner because you have to
send them the script, they have to record that
voiceover, send it over to you. If it doesn't work, then you
have to rewrite it again, they have to rerecord it again. So it can be really
time consuming. There are platforms
out there, of course, who have these
voice over artists, but the process is
generally the same. You have to write the script, so invest your time
writing the script, sending it over. They have to record it when it suits them. Perhaps it's not
working for them today, maybe next week you
have to wait for them, your video has to wait, your client has to wait. There is this
additional wait time. When it comes to this
voiceover stuff, it can be really time
consuming and not to mention extremely expensive. If the voice over artist is really well known
in the industry, they're going to charge
high premium rates, which is fine because
it's their talent. This is what they do best. But you can expect to charge your client even more just
because of this voice over. Number three is audio. I cannot tell you how
many times I've searched for a great song to
incorporate into the video. Sometimes it just doesn't work. The tempo is a bit of, maybe a bit rate is a bit low, or I just cannot
find the category of song which I want to use
for my particular video. Sometimes the section
of a song is great, but it's too short, so you have to
manually extend it, or is way too long, you
have to manually cut it. This, of course, is a huge
time investment and it's something that I
really dread when it comes to video
editing personally, because I'm not really that good when it
comes to choosing the right audio for my videos because it always sounds
just a little bit off. And I always feel I
could do better when it comes to choosing the right
tracks for my videos. There are, of course, services
out there which are free, and there are many
of them which are paid when you pay for
a premium service. You can explore by
different genres, different lengths of audio, different categories, and
many different things. But all of this is a
huge time investment and sometimes your
client just says, no, you have to do
it all over again. Of course, you can create
different collections, You can save these tracks
into a collection. But this is still a
huge time investment because you have to
find the right track. Because the track
is actually what gives the video life and it gives it this energy that your viewer is
just going to feel. If the track is off, your viewer is not going
to feel that great, hence they're going to
drop off much faster. And your video is
not going to get the best retention time it could just because you
chose the wrong track. Choosing the right audio for your videos is
extremely important. And this is what I'm probably
most excited about, AI, and how it's going to help
us in the future just by cutting the time of
choosing these tracks down. Finally, one of the best
things is in video, AI is in the browser. It doesn't matter which
machine you have. You can just open
your favorite browser they recommend me and I
recommend it as well. You can just start editing, continue editing
where you left off, and just enjoy all
of the benefits that browser is going to get without worrying about things. Expensive, gear
like graphics card or more Ram memory or huge screens or
something like that. You can do all of it
inside of your browser. Speaking about browser.
In the next video, I will walk you through the
interface on in video AI. And I'm going to show
you how to get around the tool and how to get
started. So I'll see you there.
3. Interface Walkthrough: This video, I'm going to
show you the interface of Invideo I. I'm
going to explain how to get around
the tool and what's involved inside of
making great I videos. Here we are. This is
the Invideo I website. I'm going to leave
a link in the PDF. You can quickly
access it if you want to just click and
go to this website, which is going to be
really easy for you. Again, just open up a PDF, click on the link, and
you are going to be here. If not, then go to video and create your free
account to get started. How it looks like when you
are here at home is here. When you click home,
you will come to this screen where all of your previous projects
are going to live. You can see your history
and what your team, if you're part of the team or
if you are a solo creator, then you can see all of your previous projects which
are just going to live here. Here on the top, you
have Create I video. And you can start the
video from scratch, which is what we will
do a little bit later. Then here you have exports, which are actually the
videos you exported previously for various
different platforms. And you can see when
you actually done it. For example, this video has been exported eight months ago. You can keep a clear track about your previous
creations and generations and about in which file formats have you exported
them for which length? You exported them
for which projects. It's really great place to
organize your projects, to organize your videos, you can easily find them
a little bit later. Before I move on, you have this helpful little chap
support bubble right here. You can always reach out
to invideo AI support. They're really quick
with it and they're really prouding themselves
on the fact that they are quick of it responding to any questions
that you might have. Next up, we have media library. If I click there, you have different albums
which you can create. You can create your media
library or you can see all. You can just basically
drag and drop your videos right
here or your images because you can combine
different videos and different images into the
final result you want to get. Make sure to upload your assets here if you want to use
them in your generations. Next up we have plugins, for now, we just have voices. How this works is you
can add your own voice. If you see right here,
it says you can create a digital clone of your voice by uploading your voice
recording over here. For best possible results, I would recommend you to
record a voice over of you reading a script of some sort. Or maybe that can be a blog post or something where you
can just immerse yourself into reading and make
sure that it lasts at least 60 seconds To give AI the best possible chance
to actually recreate your voice to highest
possible standards. Because your voice is your own and you want it to
sound like you do. If you do want to add
your voice right here, make sure just to try
and explore it for at least 60 seconds to get
the best possible results. Then below that, we
have the history. Again, same like in home, you can see all of
the previous history that you created here. Below, make sure to join their discord community if
you want to ask questions, If you are curious
about future updates, if you want to chat
with the team, if you have some suggestions about what they should
create in the future, make sure to visit them there. Also, right here we have
the app for iphone. If you're using iphone, make sure to click right here. Android versions are going to come really soon in the future. While you're waiting, if
you are an iphone user, make sure to select this. If you want to edit your
videos using AI on your phone, then here are some social links if you want to follow the team. Again, here you have
the Create New, if you just want to
start from here, then here it says Max and
this is actually the plan. Speaking about plans,
you have the free plan, which is for anyone
who wishes to try the AI video creation, and you have four videos
per month completely free, which you can generate
for free with watermarks. If you want to export without
any watermarks on them, then you have to upgrade
to one of the plans, which is plus or max in my case. Of course, if you go to pricing, you can see how they look like and you don't have
to pay yearly. You can also pay monthly. If you're not sure, for example, how many videos you want
to create or how many minutes you will
need, then you can just scroll the
slider down here, you get different minutes
of AI generation. What does this mean? If I
slide it just tiny bit up, maybe actually
leave it like this. This is less than 1 hour
per month of AI generation. Why is this important? Because it really depends on how much content
you're going to create. If you're going to
create longer videos and you're going to
create three a day and you're going to post them four times per week for example. Then this plan might
not be good for you. And you should really
increase this slider right here because you're going
to get this AI generation. If I have a right
here, I generated 50 minutes of videos
with script media, text and voice over. All of it is included in those
50 minutes of generation. Just make sure to
have that in mind. Then what we have right here is stock royalty free stock media worth $1,000 plus per month. You have 80 of those. Again, just make
sure to keep track. There is also free
stock media which is also included inside
of, in video AI. But this is stock,
this is premium. And of course, with
these premium services, the quality of
videos and images is much higher than
with the free tools. Also, there is one
added advantage. Those are collections.
For example, if you're choosing videos
of let's say New York, then if you like
a collection from a certain videographer,
in this case, you can just use that collection because you really
like their style, you really like their pacing, you really like their
colors or whatever else. This is the great advantage of using a premium tool like stock. Then we have 100
gigabytes of storage. This might not be that
big of an issue for you, but if you're making bigger
videos, longer videos, then this can quickly add up and you can quickly fill
up this storage. You have unlimited
exports, which is great. And you have two voice clones. Why is this important? If you want to clone your own
voice and somebody else's, then you have those two. Maybe you want something like
a male and a female voice, for example, for your, let's say Youtube channel or Instagram
profile or whatever. Then you can do that
and up to one user, so you can control it. If you need more, you can again slide this slider and you
can see the price increases. You can see the increase
in options right here. Of course, you can always
reach out to the team if you need a custom offer
for your videos, that's basically it. That's
how the tool looks like. It's really simple
as you can see, but it's really, really, super powerful with what you
can do inside of Invideo I. In the next video,
we're going to talk about art of great prompts. What is a prompt?
What makes it great? And how you can work with
invideo AI to create the best possible results using your prompt.
I'll see you there.
4. Art of Great Prompts: In order for text based
AI to generate a video in this case or an image in some other cases or a blog
post in some other cases, you need to give it
clear instructions. These instructions
are called prompts. And there are many
different ways that you can write prompts. And it usually varies from AI
generator to AI generator. And of course what you're
trying to achieve, if you're generating something which is a little more simpler, like an image, then your prompt doesn't have
to be that detailed. But in majority of cases, the detailed the prompt, the better the response the
AI is going to give you. And fewer changes you will have to make
later down the line. Generally, there are hundreds of different approaches online, but you can basically
break it down to seven different steps to
creating great prompts. Number one is clarity. You have to be clear with
what you want AI to create, because again, it's
a text based tool. The better your sentences are and the better
structured they are, the better the responses
are going to be. If you need to put or
period, make sure to do so. And make sure not to
drag out your sentences too long because AI
might get confused. Remember, you're not
talking to a person. You're talking to the computer computer. Which is not
really that smart unless you explain it in really
well defined sentence, what you want it to create. Number two is specificity. Make sure to be really specific with what you
want to be generated. Don't just be too broad if you don't want your video in
this case to be too broad. If you want to be specific, then make sure to be specific
in your text because that way AI is going to produce the best
possible results. Don't just say, for example, for all the platforms or
for all video formats, or for all audiences. Make sure to be really specific with what
you're trying to create, who you're trying to target, on which platform
you're going to post, how long your video
is going to be, and many other things. I'm going to talk about that in the second part of this video. But make sure that
you are really specific with what you
want your AI to create. Number three is relevant. Make sure to be relevant
with your output input. In this case is your sentence, your prompt, what
you write to AI, and the output is
what AI gives back to you in order for
it to be relevant. Make sure you write relevant sentences
into your prompt so the AI has the best
possible chance of understanding what
you're trying to say as technology evolves,
as time moves on, as we have these new AI models, and as they get smarter and smarter and their databases
are richer and richer, of course, this is
going to improve. But just make sure
that you always try to be as specific
and as relevant as possible and concise
as possible if you need to be just to get the
best possible output from AI. Number four is context. Make sure to have a
clear context in mind about what you want
your AI to output. In this case, we want a video. Don't just go ahead and explain everything
that you want it to create and forget that you want the video to be generated. Also, what type of video? So make sure to put
it in a context. Again, try to tie in your interest group with your video for best
possible result, because the context
really matters to AI if you want the best
possible results out of it. Number five is creativity. Remember, AI is just a machine. It's not creative. You are
the one who is creative. The more creative you can
be with your prompts, the more detailed responses
you can provide it, then the better output
is going to be. Again, this is just a
tool which is going to help you do your work faster. You have to be the one who
is creative here, not AI. The more creative you can be with generating your prompts. Because the prompt is the
only communication channel between you and AI, the best your results
are going to be. Number six is engagement. The more engaging your
prompt to the AI is, and the more it
picks its interest, the better the results
are going to be. Again, it's all in
your tone of voice. Try to talk with it like you would talk with
any other person. And try to be as
relevant as possible, as concise as possible, as creative as possible to pick its interest and curiosity it to give you the
best possible results. Finally, number seven
is the feedback loop. Nothing is ever done from the first try when AI provides
you with a response video. In our case, make
sure to try and give it a proper feedback
about what it got wrong, at which time what
you would like to change and how you
would like to look it. Make sure to be
really specific with the feedback you're
providing to the AI, because once again, you are
talking with the machine. The more specific
you can be about which points in the video
you would like it to change, the better your results
are going to be. Again, there is an
option inside of individual AI where you just
want another generation. Because for whatever
reason you're not happy with the
generation it provided you you're really
going to use it if your prompts are really
good and really specific. Because again, the prompts are the only communication
channel between you and AI. The more specific you can be, the best results
are going to be, and the best results
you're going to get. The feedback loop is
going to be much shorter. If your prompts are lacking, then the feedback loop
is going to be much, much bigger and broader. Because you're going
to invest so much of your time into creating
the best possible prompts. Now let's switch
over to in video I, let me show you a prompt we're going to use
for this course, how we're going to write it, what's important
when it comes to writing this prompt and
what you can learn from it. Let's get started. Here we
are back in, in video I. For this particular use case, what I want to do, for example, is, let's say I
have this nice video here. Let's not focus on
video specifically. Let's talk about, for
example, photography. Photography can be a
really broad topic. You can talk about
framing of your photos. You can talk about positioning your models differently
in your photos. You can obviously talk
about gear, which cameras, which tripods are the best, which lenses you can use for
various different purposes. Let's start broad, and let's
see where we can take it. When we start writing our
prompt to get started, what I'm going to do is
hit this Create AI video. And it's going to give me this, this is what I told you. This is the only
communication channel you have with the AI.
It's this prompt. So it's really important that you are going to
be really detailed and really specific and really to the point with
what you wanted to create to get the
best possible results and to reduce the feedback loop. This is really important. You have some
workflows down here. You have script video, you have Youtube shorts. You can click Explore or Tiktok
video or Instagram real. So these are your workflows. What I'm going to
do for this course is let's say Youtube shorts. Because I really
like Youtube shorts and I'm going to use them. What you can do is click here. You can choose any
settings right here, or you can tell it all that
inside of your prompt. Again, let's quickly
explore this. If you want to go
down this route, you can click here and enter what your Youtube
shirt is about. Basically, enter up
brief description here, give more details. You can use settings who is
going to give you the voice, Is it a male, female,
or your voice? If you uploaded
your voice there, like I told you, then you can
just select it from here. Then any voice you can get clear American voice voice,
a California accent. So you can be
really specific and choose the one which you think is going to bring the most interest
from your video, Youtube shot in this case.
Let's collapse all this. You can add subtitles. Don't add any
subtitles because I want my viewers to be
engaged in a different way. Subtitles are
generally extremely important because in
this day and age, people really don't have
a good span of attention. If you don't provide the
text with your video, your video is going to do
much worse on social media. Because just remember, some
people are in the transit, they're going to work, they
are in the public transit. They have the headphones
in, for example. They don't want listen to your voice when they can
read it, if this makes sense. Other people in their
break, for example, Other people are in school, other people are on vacation
or in crowded places. A voice over and
subtitle is really important when it comes
to this audience. And this audience is actually huge because you never know, maybe a parent with a child. They go to bed late and they
just don't want the audio to blast from their device and wake up their child
or a pet or whatever. So make sure to always add subtitles which are
generated automatically. But if you want to add your own subtitles
which you've written, then you can do so here. Add word by word subtitles where the current spoken
word is in yellow. That basically means it's going to show three words
for what I just said. You can add subtitles with
a standard look and feel, which is basically what I would recommend if you're
getting started, add subtitles with an outline, which is an outline
around it or below it. Where one word is
shown at a time. Karaoke subtitle. You can play around
with these settings. And you can see the
colored box right here. And you can perhaps play around with that,
see if it works. And then you can use Istock. Normally don't use stock which, remember if you are
on a free plan, you don't need to use stock, you can just use their
default library. You can use fewer stock media, which is basically a combination between premium and free media. You can use stock
just normally prefer using stock when you
can and only use stock. You can take all of
these boxes or just let the AI do the work
for you right now. What we are going to do is
finally write our prompt. In this case, what I will do, because we are actually
going to do a Youtube shot, but I'm not going to
select from here. So imagine what we
have to tell it. Let's start like this, Make
a Youtube short video about, let's see five tips on
photography, for example. I'm not going to be really
specific about lenses. Here is your creativity
when it comes to play. Actually, if you're creating a brand new channel,
for example, and you want to create a bunch
of these Youtube shorts, then maybe you can divide them
into separate categories. In one category, it can be
tips about photography. You can be specific here if you are going to cover
wedding photography. What you would write here is five tips on wedding
photography. I'm going to start broad here and I'm going
to start in general. This channel, for example, in the future might have
hundreds of shorts. But we can create
different series because your audience might be
familiar with photography. But not these tips. They are curious about them. If you just want to focus on wedding photography
or car photography, or event photography,
or baby photography, or animals photography,
it doesn't matter. You can put that as
a separate topic. This gives you additional
topics that you can create using in video AI. So just keep that in
mind for this prompt. I'm going to go really general, but you can use the same
structure I'm going to create here and you can add
details inside of it. Member specificity,
you can be really specific to get specific results which AI actually
wants and likes because it's going to provide you with the better results. Again, make a Youtube short, so we tell it for
which platform. This is going to
be about five tips on photography. Let's go. Like this video should be, let's say, 50 seconds long. We are telling AI how long
we want our videos to be. It doesn't end up creating
a three minute video which you have to manually
cut yourself later. Of course, remember
it's going to use your stock credentials if you want to do that.
In this case, I don't. I want to make a Youtube short, which is going to
be 50 seconds long, which is going to
obviously reduce the stock usage in this case and the premium
stock in general. This is actually just counted after you
export your video. So keep that in mind. It's not going to count it when you're making changes
because you're not going to end up
using it until you actually export where you actually have to remove
those watermarks. Just one thing to keep in mind. Let's go with start
by introducing the topic using title as text. What we did right there is our topic is five
tips on photography. Ai is going to start with that. It's also going to use that text as title of our
short in this case, which is going to be 50 seconds long and it's going
to be Youtube short. You can see how specific we are, how clear we are with
what we wanted to make and how long we
wanted to actually be. Then explain the photography
tips and give a, maybe give a conclusion. That gives a summarization of all five tips
and illustrates. The best use cases. What I wrote right
here is I wanted to start with five
tips on photography, then explain the
photography tips. You see what I did there. We have five tips
on photography. It's going to explain those
photography tips and give a conclusion that gives a summarization of all
of those five tips. So it's really
important to structure your prompts so I can understand them and to give you the
best possible results. In this case, I want to
grab their attention. I'm going to give you
five tips on photography. Then I'm going to
break down all of these five tips because our
video is 50 seconds long. Perhaps we can even make
it 60 seconds long. Because if we have five, then each of them is going
to be only 10 seconds long. They're not going to
be that detailed. Again, you can really play around with this if you
think that five is too much. Maybe you can go with three. Maybe you can make
your shirt longer. This is really that
experimentation part and where you need to be creative as someone who is
writing these prompts. Let's go with the voiceover. For example, use English
male voice over. Let's give it a note, conclude a video by
using a call to action. I'm going to put this
in parentheses because this is actually
the call to action. It is going to use, I told it to use the
English male voice over. Maybe we can even make
this British because it's maybe going to be more
attractive to some people. British, British,
English mail voiceover. And then note, conclude a video by using
a call to action. This call to action, it's
going to pronounce in the British English
mail voiceover is going to be, let's see. Want more photography tips. Subscribe to my Youtube channel. There we go. This is actually
all I wanted to create. Let's format it like this. Let's go over it again. Maybe we can tweak
it while we are here before the
actual generation. Make a Youtube short. We told it for which
platform we want it to create a video about
five tips on photography. This is our topic, We
are really specific, but again, really broad. As I already explained, video should be 50 seconds long. Now that I think about it, you want to pronounce this? Maybe we can go with 60 seconds. Let's just go with 60
because we have five tips. I already explained that video
should be 60 seconds long. Start by introducing the
topic and using title S text, so you can imagine it's
going to start with something like in this video we're going to talk
about five tips on photography because this
is what we told it. Then explain the
photography tips again, really important
because it's going to take these five tips
and break them down. And explain each of them, which is going to give us the
actual meat of the content, the main part of the video, and why your viewers are actually watching
this Youtube show. That gives a summarization
of all five tips. Again, all five tips
illustrate the best use cases. Use a British English
male voiceover again, because I'm not using my
own voiceover right here. I want it to generate
a voiceover. Which type of voiceover
should I generate? I will use with a British
English male voiceover again. Remember when I told
you and showed you this short cut right here
for creating Youtube short. There you can select
which type of voiceover you're going
to use and from which, let's say country or county, you're going to use
that voiceover, which again, it's not
really that important. But if you want to be really
specific with your audience, then it is really important. Because if you're targeting, let's say high level executives
which are from London, and majority of them
are male for example, then British English
male voice over might do the trick because that's basically your audience. This is really an important
part of prompt creation. And then finally, to conclude the video by using
a call to action, Want more photography tips? Subscribe to my Youtube
channel. That's pretty much it. I know this has been
really a long video, but it's really important video to understand what prompts are, how to formulate them. You can go and recreate
this part by part, and perhaps I'm going
to actually select this and make a copy, which I will provide in the PDF. You can jump into PDF, you can copy this, analyze
it, and then tweak it. Remember how I told you
five tips on photography? Maybe car photography
or wedding photography. Maybe you want to go with
20 tips or ten tips and the video which is
going to be 2 minutes long and you want
it for Youtube, which is a Youtube explainer. You can see right here,
that's a long form video. Make sure to use this, it's
going to be in the PDF. Make sure to tweak it to
get your own best results. It doesn't have to
be on photography. Maybe you want to explain
space facts, for example, then maybe three fun facts about Pluto or five fun
facts about Jupiter, or how far is
Jupiter from Earth, or how fast Earth rotates
against Jupiter or against Sun. Or you can really play around with these prompts to get the best possible results. And remember what I told
you about collections. Creating collections
about topics is really going to give you a leg up when it
comes to prompts, because you are not
going to have to create a new prompt
every single time. You can just re, use
the prompt that you created and then add
more to that topic, expand that topic, divide
it into different groups, and target your audience. Because in Youtubes
case, for example, you can go into your Youtube studio dashboard and there you can see
who your audience is, how long they're watching, how old they are from
which country they are, what they like, what
they don't like. You can use this to your advantage when it
comes to prompt creation. And you can adjust it to fit the needs and wants
of your audience. Which again, is extremely
important because you are, at the end of the day, creating these videos for somebody else. And if you know what they truly want and how you can
deliver what they want, then your job is going to
be that much more enjoyable and that much more fun
at the end of the day. In the next video, I'm
actually going to click this button and I'm going to
show you what happens next, and I'll see you there.
5. Generation and Highlights: Continue where we left off
in the previous video. I'm going to start with
generating the video. And I'm going to show you
the process and what's involved with the video
generation using in video. Ai. Here we are, where we left off
the previous time when I hit Generate a video. You're going to start
with analyzing. It's going to analyze our prompt and what
we told it to be. So you can see here it says it might produce inaccuracies. Please review and
edit as needed. Again, you're talking
with a computer, so make sure to always
check what you wrote. It says done analyzing
title. Snap it right. Five quick photography tips. So you can see it
created a title for us. Then it's going to start
preparing our video based on the prompt and
the title it created. Again, the more
detailed we can be, the better these results
are going to get. Again, here you can
see the history, history of your changes and what happened before this
particular point in time. You can always
jump back and see. Then this is
extremely important. What we see right
here is the audience. We have photography enthusiasts, we have Youtube learners, and we have beginner
photographers. Who is your target audience? In this case, I'm going to select beginner
photographers for example. But if your audience is
photography enthusiasts, those people already
know about photography, they know a lot about it. Make sure to structure your
prompt according to that. You don't have to be
really beginner specific. You can tell them about lenses, you can tell them about different extensions
about flashes, about UV filters and polarizing filters
and stuff like that. But if they are beginners then they're really
interested in photography, but they never done it, or they're just starting to do it. Or Youtube learners
are just people who want to educate themselves
about photography. They might not want to do it, unlike beginner
photographers who want to do it and they started
their learning journey. But Youtube learners are just people who
watch, let's say Mr. Beast video and then went
over production video, and then a car video
and then a photography, a real or short. Then look and feel of the video. This is going to
determine which videos in video AI is going to use to
create your video minimalist, modern, crisp or professional. Again, this is
going to determine the usage of the videos
in the background. I'm going to go with
Minimalist modern because I really
like that aesthetic. Then the platform is Youtube
shirt because again, this is what we told it. Then you can edit Prompt. At this case, if I want to edit something I can do at this case before it actually
generated the video, I can just click Continue. Because I think our prompt
is quite good at this stage. We can always edit it later, which I actually want to
show you at the next stage. When I hit Continue, it's going to start generating, depending of your prompt, depending on what
you told it to be, depending of the platform and depending on the
changes that you made. And of course, at
the end of the day, how fast your Internet
connection is, this process might
take anywhere from 30 seconds to 2 minutes
to maybe 5 minutes. So I'm going to pause the video here and come back
when this is done. Now our video has been made
and it's been generated. Let's go over in this video
what we can see right here. In the next video, I'm
going to dive a lot deeper into what we
created right here, how we can edit it
and stuff like that. Before we do, let's
just see this. I told it 60 seconds,
it created 105. Maybe we should
addit our prompt, because this is over
a minute long and it might not fall into category
about Youtube shots. I might get an error saying
that my video is too long, so there is a clear place where we can do
something about it. Maybe reduce a call to action. Maybe that's going to reduce it by 5 seconds or something. But before actually
play the video, what we have right here is you can basically
told it really good job. I really like it from the
first time you did a good job, you didn't get a good job. And you can provide
a quick feedback to the team about what happened. Then you can give it a command
right here and generate. You can undo, redo,
edit, and export. But we'll cover that
in the next video. For now, let's just see, The video that we got are
the art of photography, a realm on where light and
shadow dance in harmony, ready to enhance your skills. Here's five tips to
transform your shots. First up, rule of Thirds. Imagine your frame divided into a grid of nine equal parts. Place your subject
along these lines or their intersections for
a more balanced photo. Second, lighting the best
light for photography. The golden hours, dawn and dusk embrace these moments
for stunning shops. Third, depth of field. Play with your raperture
settings to create a blurry background or
a sharp focused scene. Fourth, composition,
experiment with different angles
and perspectives. An unusual viewpoint can make an ordinary
scene extraordinary. Find the post processing. Don't shy away from editing a little Tweaking can elevate your photos
from good to great. So there you have it.
Rule of Thirds Light. Apply these five tips and watch your photography
skills blossom. Craving for more. Subscribe to my Youtube channel for a
wealth of photography wisdom. There we go. This is our first generation.
This is what we got. Obviously, this is
not what I wanted. I have many different
changes I want to make. Actually, purposely made it. If I showed you the perfect
result from the first try, you're not going to learn
basically anything from it. In this case, I
purposely structured it. You can still use the prompt by the way, which
I provided you, but just make sure
to tweak it a little bit the way I'm going to
show you in the next video, but this is not really
all that great. First of all, I don't
really like the voice over. I'm going to use the
American voice, I think. Second of all, I don't
really like the music. Thirdly, there is a
lot of empty space at the end and also the script is wrong in
a couple of places. I saw that it's skipping the words and it's not using the words correctly
and stuff like that. But from the first go, I think we got a really
good starting point and a really good base
point from which we can take this video to
the next dimension. Let's jump into the next
video of this course, where I'm going to
start editing this and I'm going to show
you how you can tweak these results to get the
best possible result out of your video.
I'll see you there.
6. Making Changes: That we got our video, we need to make
some changes to it. As I said in the previous video, I purposely made few of these errors here and
there just to show you. But even with these
errors you saw, we got a pretty nice result. You still need to change
something anyways. Because let's just
imagine that you're not creating this for
yourself, but for our client. Clients always
change their mind. In some cases, in the
very last moment, you always need to jump back in and make a couple of
changes here and there. This is the ideal example
of how you can do that. Also, I'm going to
show you some further, a little bit more advanced
features in video. Again, don't be
afraid of changes. But you saw with these errors how much time we
saved right here. Let's jump back
into, in video AI, and let me show you
how to work with it. Here we are back in, in video I, You saw that for all of this it took maybe 5
minutes to create. You can just imagine, even with these errors, as I said for the
voice over artists, how long that for the music, how long that would take for the video finding of
these stock videos, for putting them together
for animating all of these transitions for creating
subtitles all over it. And all of that is
going to last for days, and it did all of that in just
a couple of minutes time. This is what I talk
about when I say we need to work together with AI
and not be afraid of it, but use it to our advantage. And to just go in front
of the people who are either afraid of it or deny it or just
don't care about it, use it to your advantage. Let's jump right
in and let's watch the video again and see
what we can do about it. Oh, a realm where light and
shadow dance in harmony, ready to enhance your skills. Here's five tips to
transform your shots. First up, rule of thirds. Imagine your frame divided into a grid of nine equal parts. Place your subject
along these lines or their intersections for
a more balanced photo. Second, lighting the best
light for photography. The golden hours, dawn and dusk embrace these moments
for stunning shots. Third, depth of field. Play with your aperture settings to create a blurry background or a sharp focused
fourth composition, experiment with different
angles and perspectives. An unusual viewpoint can make an ordinary
scene extraordinary. Finally, post processing,
don't shy away from editing A little tweaking can elevate your photos from good to
great. So there you have it. Rule of Thirds Light. Apply these five tips and watch your photography
skills blossom. Craving for more subscribe to my Youtube channel for a
wealth of photography wisdom. As I said in the previous video, you can clearly see that, for example, from this
part to this part. This is an empty part of the video which should
actually be trimmed. But how can you actually do it? You can hit at it right here. What it shows you is this. First of all, we have this
script which it came with. I'm not really a big
fan of the script, but we can change it here. What I want to show you is this, when you want to edit media, what you can do is you can
replace the clips right here using the stock or
all you can include or di, select the premium stocks. Again, from stock you can
upload your own media. Which of course,
if you're working for a client and they have a really specific use case and they want their logo
animation for example, or something like that uploaded. This is the place to do it. I'm going to touch upon
videos a little bit later because first I want to
touch upon the script. I don't really like the script
it came up with because it's not really all
that great and it's not something which I want. First of all, this short pause, we are going to get rid of it. Then this call to action. If you remember, if
I pull up my script, it says, conclude the video
by using a call to action. Want more photography tips? Subscribe to my Youtube channel. It got that a little bit wrong. I'm going to copy that. It says, Craving for
more subscribe to my Youtube channel
for a wealth of photography wisdom. I
don't really like that. I'm going to cut that heat paste and say you
want more photography tips? Subscribe to my Youtube channel, which is what I
actually wanted there. We have it. A Rule
of thirds, lighting, depth of field composition,
and prose processing. I don't really
like that as well. I'm going to cut all of this. There you have it.
Apply these five tips and watch your photography
skills blossom. Something about word blossom? I'm not really sure. Apply these five tips and
increase your skills. Or maybe improve
your photography. Improve your photography. Want more photography tips? Subscribe to my Youtube channel. Maybe I can get rid
of this because we're using photography way too often. Want more tips? Subscribe to my Youtube channel.
There you go. The art of photography al wet, light and shadow
dance in harmony, ready to enhance your skills. Here are five tips to
transform your shot. I'm not really sure
about this intro, Maybe we can get rid of it. Let's say something like
interested in photography. Here is five tips to
transform your shots. First up, rule of thirds. Imagine a frame divided into
a grid of nine equal parts. Place the subject along these lines and
then intersections. For more balanced photo,
that's actually good. Second lighting, the best light for photography the golden
hours is a golden hour. Let's just clean that a bit. Is a golden hour. Get rid of this dawn and dusk, maybe we can get rid
of that as well. Is a golden hour. Second lighting, the best light for
photography is a golden hour. Embrace these moments for stunning shots, I
think that's good. Third depth of field, so play with your
aperture settings to create a blurry background
or a shop focus scene. This is actually fine. I'm
going to keep it as it is. Fourth composition, experiment with different
angles and perspectives. Unusual viewpoint can make an ordinary scene extraordinary. I'm not really sure about that. Let's get rid of that experiment at different angles
and perspectives. I'm just going to
leave it like that. Finally, post processing,
don't shy away from editing a little tweaking and elevate your photos
from good to great. We are really getting there with the script and what I
essentially had in mind. Basically, I will just
leave it like this. I think this is good enough. Hit apply changes, you can see it's going to do its
magic in the background. I think this is actually going
to make our video shorter, or at least it should, because I removed a bunch of texts. And this is actually
great because in some cases you
want it to be longer. You can play around with
different settings. You can include more text, You can broaden your sentences. But in some cases like this one, because this is actually
a really quick tip, I wanted to be a
little bit shorter. And what happened?
We have a video of 45 seconds now. What happened? Change script is what
I told it to do. Snap it, right. So five
quick photography tips. If I expand this up, we don't have any
additional changes, but if we do, we
are going to have it before making
any other changes. Let's see what we got Now, interested in
photography, here's five tips to
transform your shots. First up, rule of thirds. Imagine your frame divided into a grid of nine equal parts. Place your subject
along these lines or re intersections for a
more balanced photo. Second, lighting the best light for photography
is a golden hour. Embrace these moments
for stunning shots. Third, depth of field. Play with your aperture
settings to create a blury background or
a sharp focused scene. Fourth, composition, experiment with different
angles and perspectives. Finally, post processing,
don't shy away from editing a little Tweaking can elevate your photos
from good to great. So there you have it.
Apply these five tips and improve your photography. One more tips. Subscribe
to my Youtube channel. Okay, So this is much better
than what we had previously, but what I want to do is explore these
pauses a little bit, especially with post processing. If I go right here, you can see what
it says finally. And then post processing, it creates a bit of a pause. Just listen, angles
and perspectives. Finally, post processing. Yeah, it looks like it's
confused for whatever reason. Hit edit again. Go to script. Then what I'm going to do is get rid of these parentheses. Just use first up, then rule of Thirds,
second lighting. Try that and see if it
makes any difference. Third, depth of field. Fourth composition. There you go. Finally,
post processing, maybe we can reduce this
and just bring it a little bit closer and see
if that makes a difference. Also, there you have it. I'm going to put in parenthesis short pose just before it
gives me the call to action. At the end, hit apply changes
and let's see what we got. Now remember we are
playing around with around 1 minute because this is actually what we wanted
in the first place. If it introduces a
bit of pause there, maybe that's good because
it sounds just a tiny bit, somehow like a machine still. Because it's just reading this without any natural pauses. Maybe you can say something like insert a 1 second pause
or something like that, just so that we can
see what it does. This is basically your game now. You have to change it,
update it, see what works, see what doesn't increase,
decrease some things. And I'm going to give you a
lot more tips after this, but this is really a
first and crucial step. Let's give it a list, again, interested in photography, five tips to
transform your shots. First rule, you see divided into a grid
of nine equal parts. Place your subject
along these lines or their intersections for
a more balanced photo. Second, lighting the best light for photography
is a golden hour. Embrace these moments
for stunning shots. Third, depth of field. Play with the raperture
settings to create a blurry background
or a sharp focus. Scene four, composition, experiment with different
angles and perspectives. Finally, post processing. Yeah, much better. Shy away from editing a little Tweaking can elevate your photos from good to great. There you have to apply these five tips and
improve your photography. Want more tips?
Subscribe to my Youtube. Again, it didn't
give me that pause, but I think we are fine because it's the tail end of the short. Perhaps people at that point, if they liked it, they
are still going to subscribe because obviously
they watch the entire thing. But maybe, if not, maybe we can help it eight a little bit more. Maybe I can say longer pause
or pause for 1 second, or pause for 2 seconds,
or something like that. Or I can even increase the length of the video
by telling the prompt, which I'm going to show you
right now in a different way. It says, give me a command
to edit this video. Change the tempo of a voiceover to a slower or slow. Slow the voice over a little bit and extend the video by 5 seconds. Let's see if we can get that. It usually allows me to
change the voiceover, perhaps this is something we have to do manually
a little bit later. But either way,
let's see what we got after the generation
has been finished. But again, it's all
about tweaking. It's all about trying
different things. See what works,
see what doesn't. Maybe in this case it
just got confused. Change the duration
to 0.75 minutes. Let's see what we got there. Also, you can always go back
and upload your own voice, or you can start the
prompt all over again, or you can go back or you
can refresh Regenerate. As you can see right
here, there are plenty of different options that you can use to get the best
possible results. Now that it's done,
you can see it increased it by 3
seconds, which is fine. We are still in 1 minute realm. If a hit play, there you go. Here's an essential to elevate. First, embrace the. You can see how much calmer
it is right now, subject. Let's just go to the end equal to action and see what
it did right there. And that's it for today. Apply these five
tips and witness an improvement in your
photography. Create more tips. Subscribe to my Youtube channel. Yeah, it changed
the script again, but I'm not really
that mad about it. So if I go to edit script, really apply these five tips and witness improvement
in photography. Create more tips.
Subscribe to metubel. It's still included in that call to action
which I wanted. It just added this
little sentence, I'm not really
that mad about it. Let's speak about videos. Finally, if you don't
like any of these videos, you can hit Edit. You can see, for example, at which stage of the script
it is using certain videos. If we go, you can
see one right here. I'm not really sure about this, I can just click right here. I can see the ideal
duration is 5-11 seconds. You can change the center point. Why is this important
is in the next video, I'm going to show you some
exporting options and formats. But basically, is the video
horizontal or vertical? Is it portrait or landscape? This is really
important because if we want the center
focus of that video, then you will play around
with the center point of it. If you want the video
where the subject, let's say a person
standing next to a lake is on the right
hand side of the video. In video, I tries
to recognize it. It does a good job,
but not the best job. Then you can apply the centerpoint and just move
it around a little bit to properly center your subject into frame the way
you actually want it. How to do this, it's actually
really quite simple. Let's say I want to
change this video. I'm going to select it and
then I can search right here. Let's see, Interested
in photography, here are some essential
tips to elevate photos, printed photos on a table. Hit Enter or return. How I envision this
is maybe we are starting with a bunch of
printed photos on a surface, in this case a table. Maybe we can do
something about that. Here we have this
option, as you can see, we have, we have a person just browsing
through different photos, which is also a great option. Here we have a person just
looking at photo album, maybe that would
be a good option. They are flipping between
different photos, maybe this is good as well. But I actually like this. I'm going to hit Replace. As you can see, it placed it on top of our original
video, which is great. All I have to do is just click
this Apply Changes button. Remember this is
our first frame. Let's see what it
did. There we go. It changed it to, in my opinion, a much more interesting video. However, this is not really
what I want because it's showing some scene which
is not really appropriate. Let's go with pictures on a. I'm going to get rid
of this one because I'm not really a
good, big fan of it. But let's go with
something different. I want to give the viewer some a nice feeling and welcoming feel when
they go into the video. We have a bunch of images here. Maybe the person looking
at the photo at the desk, maybe that's going to be
a good option for us. Let's see, Yeah, maybe, let's start, there we go. Apply changes, let's see
how that looks like. So when I play interested
in photography, here's an essential Ts, it's not really that great. Perhaps that idea didn't work, so I can get rid
of it from here. I can just click
delete And then show, let's say camera on a table
or DSLR camera on a table. And see what we get because
interested in photography. Then the next frame is this
person looking at the camera. Then the next frame is
this person taking photos. Maybe we can do something
about that. Let's see. Let's see what we can take. Yeah, maybe something
about this. Let's see what we can do there. Again, instead of this video, we're going to get this
video or this image. This is actually what I wanted to show a little bit later. But this is great
because it gives me the opportunity to
talk about images. If you have custom images, let's say I want to
introduce a three D camera, which is fun and bright, which is in tone with my
Youtube channel, for example. Then I can just
insert it here into my media library,
Include it here. And then I can place it
instead of this video. But here, it just did it for me. So you can just see
how that looks like. Equal part and position. You're subject to
the intersections of these lines delivering
a balanced picture. Second, cherish the
Golden hour the best? Yeah, about the golden hour. I'm not really a fan about it. Cherish the Golden Hour. When this video comes in, I'm going to choose
Golden Hour Paris, for example, and
see what we get. Again, if you're doing
a wedding photography, then maybe you can
choose the shot, which is more balanced
when it comes to that. But I really like this. Let's see, yeah, I got a bunch of these
photos, Paris. Let's go with video
and see what we got. Because the Golden Hour is really specific
about photography, but it doesn't have to be
as you can see right here, because we have this
nice drone shot. Maybe we can use that or
explore a little bit more. Yeah, let's go with this one. I really like it. Hit
apply changes here. You will see that centering, which I was talking about, if I switch to where it
was here. There you go. You can see how it nicely
centered the Eiffel Tower. Don't worry about four ADP, we will talk about that
in the next video. When it comes to exporting, this is just a much faster way for AI to process these videos, to organize everything and to
put that into perspective, I think it did a
better job here. The best time for photography
the toy with aperture. Yeah, of course, you can go in and say how long this
video is going to be, because we have 7 seconds, we have 7 seconds,
we have 7 seconds. I can jump in right here. Ideal duration is
from 7 seconds. It says four, as you
can see right here. Maybe I want this to be five. Maybe I want this to be
something different. Let's go with five for this one. There you go. Let's go with, I don't know, maybe five for this one as well. There we go. Just slight little
touches here and there. Then what we have is when
it talks about lenses, let's keep editing
and apply changes. There we go. And let's
go to detail end. Significantly advance
your pictures. And that's it for today. Apply these five
tips and witness an improvement in your
photography. Creating more tips. Subscribe to my Youtube channel. What I want to do there is when the very last
video is shown to this, I want to see video of people taking pictures with
the SLR camera. Let's try to be more specific with what
we want right here. Or maybe with the SLR camera
or with the SLR camera. But I want a video here. Video of a person, because this is the
conclusion of the video. And I want to be able
to show that maybe videographer or photographer
with camera video. Let's try that because it's pulling from
external website. In this case talk, you have to be specific. Sometimes we have this
one which is great. We have this one which I really like and I'm actually
going to use it. Hit Apply Changes,
and remember this is our very last frame,
somewhere around here. And witness an improvement in your photography.
Creating more tips. Subscribe to my Youtube, Somehow it replaced this one. And that's it for today
instead of this one. It doesn't matter. Let's
try something else. Let's try to select this one. Maybe we can use the
same prompt person with a camera, a DSLR camera. Let's go with that.
Let's see what we are going to get because I really want to end on some high notes. I don't want these
effects showing here. Maybe this is a good option. Let's see if we can get something
a little bit different. Yeah, maybe even this is good. There we go. It gave
us this option before, I'm going to go to the end and see it applied. There you go. But for some reason it didn't
apply. Let's try again. There we go. Improvement
in photography. Creating more tapes. Subscribe
to my Youtube channel. Yeah, definitely
looks much better. Now what else you can do
is let's go with this. Reduce the volume of the voiceover or different inspiring background song song, which has more tempo. Let's try that because this background track in this
case is too slow for me. It distracts a little
bit, if I'm honest, and it doesn't give me any
connection with the video. In this case, I want it to be something just a
little bit different. Let's see now, photography. You can see already what it did. First, embrace the
rule of thirds. Imagine your frame as a
grid of nine equal parts and position your subject of the intersections
of these lines, delivering a balanced picture. Second, definitely, much
better what we can also do, let's say we slow
down the voiceover. We can reduce its levels. We can make the voiceover
less loud, for example, or lower down the volume
of the voiceover, or increase the
volume of the track, or do things like that. But what I want to do finally before we
move to the export, is actually get rid
of this photo here. I want DSLR camera in a
store video. Let's try that. And if it doesn't, then
let's try with something else because it's not
giving me any videos of it. Mm hmm. Okay. New DSLR camera. Let's try with that
new DSLR camera. Let's try that, because I
want to open with a camera, maybe we can use this. It's from story blocks, it's not from stock, it's from story blocks, which is the premium feature. But let's just go with something a little bit different person
using SLR, SLR camera. Let's see what we get there. Because that prompt gave
us the most variation. I think. No, we're
not going to do this. Yeah, maybe we can go with something like
this. There you go. Or this. Yeah,
let's include this. There we go. Hit Apply Changes. With that, I think our video
is going to be good again. You can play around with
different settings. You can go into
previous settings, you can go into history
and then apply that. But you can see it's
change in media. Sometimes when the
video is too large, perhaps it's four in
its natural and stuff, maybe that is what's
taking too long. Sometimes your
internet connection might not be that good. Just keep all of
those things in mind because the more
changes you make, the more requests you
are making to AI, and the more time it takes to think and to provide
with the output, this is actually
where the tweaking of the original prompt
can really be beneficial. Because you can get started
with something which is a lot less complicated and a lot more to the
point, unlike I did. But again, I did it
this way just to show you what the bad result is
and what the good result is. I'm really happy with
what it gave us. It's just with the videos, I want to make a couple of
changes here and there. And perhaps in the future maybe, let's say my client is not
going to like the music. I might come back
with the music. I'm going to pause
here and come back when it's done and show
you the final result. There we go. Now that we
made the final change, let's watch it for one more time and see what we got at the end. Interested in photography, here are some essential
tips to elevate photo. First, embrace the
rule of thirds. Imagine your frame as a
grid of nine equal parts, and position your subject of the intersections
of these lines, delivering a balanced picture. Second, cherish the golden hour, The best time for photography. Third, toy with
aperture settings to tweak the depth of field, resulting in a blurry
background or a crisp scene. Fourth, explore composition. Experiment with unusual angles and perspectives for a unique. Lastly, post
processing, never fear editing minor tweaks can significantly enhance
your pictures. And that's it for today. Apply these five tips and witness an improvement
in your photography. Creating more tips. Subscribe to my Youtube channel. What I found there is, it's great, but we have
one mistake in the script. Let's see, Explore Composition,
Westly Force Processing. You see perspective for a unique and it just stops
there for a unique look. Let's give it that and
hit apply changes. Why unique look? Because it didn't really finish
the sentence. I wanted to finish the sentence and this is basically
why I chose that. But apart from all of this, we got a really
good result because we are making so many
changes to this video, it takes a bit more
time to generate. Just keep that in mind. Again, it always comes down to a good prompt and about
how good your idea was. I'm extremely happy
with the result. It's just that one little
bit I wanted to change. What I didn't mention is you can go back to
the previous results. Do let's say I changed
the script right now. I can go back to the
point where I didn't. And you can see right here
what it did at all times. As I said, that's basically
it for this video. Let's now jump into exporting. And in the next video, I'm going to show
you how to do that, how to play around with different
file formats for ideas, and what to consider when
it comes to formatting, when it comes to exporting, and when it comes to
optimizing your videos for best possible
results. I'll see there.
7. Exporting Options and Formats: This video, we're going
to talk about exporting options and what in
video AI has in store. And also how to think about different formats
when you're shooting, when you're thinking
about videos, when you're thinking
about social media, and when you're thinking
about optimization for your audience and for
your personal use case. Let's jump into it
and let me show you what I mean. Here we are. Back where we left off again. I'm pretty happy with the video when I hit export right here. It's just going to give me
this option export video. When I click there,
I get these options. Basically what all
of this means, if you're just getting started, you can think about videos
for two basic formats. And if you take your phone and basically just rotate it around, this is a landscape, this is a portrait. Basically, this is all
you need to care about. How your video is consumed is in one of the
two orientations. It's either landscape
or a portrait. Majority of social
media these days, especially Tiktok and
Youtube shorts and Instagram reels are in
that portrait orientation, like you're holding your phone. Like this, majority
of longer videos like Youtube explaining videos or movies are actually landscape. Why all of this matters is when you're thinking about the
quality for your video, you always have to think about the highest
possible quality. Because screens these days are getting much better
than they used to be. Let's say just five years ago, let alone ten years ago. You have to think about the quality because
your content is going to be watched on a
higher quality screen than it was a couple
of years back. Then there is the
orientation which I mentioned how it is consumed. Majority of content
which is consumed in portrait orientation is
a fast based content. Again, Tiktok, Instagram, and Youtube shorts are all consumed like that because it's just the content on the go. While majority of
landscape videos these days are consumed
in longer form. Quantent's either
you're going to turn your phone landscape
and just take a rest or assume a position
which is good for you and then just invest a lot of time into
watching the videos, or in majority of cases, movies, movies are consumed that way because it's just more
pleasing to the eye. Why I'm saying all of this is because the quality of
the video is important, the orientation of the
video is important. And at the end of the day, the platform for which you are creating these videos
is really important. What you see right here is
said export for Youtube. Because we put it
as Youtube short, but even if you select
Instagram real for example, in some cases it's going
to say export for Youtube. That doesn't really matter. What matters here is how you started and what you
defined in your prompt. If you said like you
saw with our video, you can see the black
borders around our video, which is in
landscape, are black. What that means is
they are not filed. What that means is we have a portrait video which is placed inside of a
landscape video. Again, this is really
important because of the exporting purposes. Because you have to
tell in video AI, what you want to export for. Not to make this any more
confusing, as I said, you have portrait, which is
what we created right here. You have landscape, which
is what this basically is. But the end result
is going to be what we said, platform related. Then what we have here is it says optimized for high
quality Youtube publishing. Again, don't worry about it
because it says Youtube. It doesn't really
matter. It's going to be high quality on
any social media, on Instagram, on Tiktok, whatever you're posting
on X maybe, or something. Then we have stock
watermarks or no watermarks. This is important if
you're on a free plan. You have to show the stock watermarks if
you're on a Pre plan, if you're not, then you
just click No Watermark, or in my case it's
already been selected. Then select in video I branding. If you want, you can choose
normal, subtle or none. It's because of the
plan you selected. In subtle terms, it's just
going to show the logo mark, for example, just in a
corner or something. While with none, with
my plan for example, it doesn't show you anything. Then select video resolution, four AP seven 20 P, and ten ADP. What this is basically is just the number of
pixels on a page. In the next video, I'm going to show you that when we
actually work with different tools in
combination with in video I, but basically always
try to aim for ten AP, because that's usually
the full resolution and that's usually what
you actually want. Finally, it says right
here in video is a creative tool and it is
not intended to be factual. You are responsible for the
content of the final video. You use zero out of
3,200 I stock license, the video would use seven out
of quota resets in 29 days. Which is important because
it's going to give me this amount again in 29 days. When I hit continue, it's
going to start rendering. And you can see what
it does right here. It's rendering the video, it's using my ten credentials. Don't let that confuse you. Finally, we are going to get
the final result right here, and it already started
downloading the video. You can see it right here, or I can click download
from right here. What we have here is we have no views, we have the outline. And I can just click
right here to copy. I can go ahead and
send this over to my client or my
teammates or whoever. What I can also do is I can
divide it into chapters, which I don't really want
because it's a Youtube short, it's going to just be looked at as a single piece of content. And I also have
settings so I can play at different
speeds if I want to. Finally, let's look at the final result we
cut from this video. Here are some essential tips
to elevate photos first. First of all, you can see how high quality it
is, because remember, it was four AP during
the creation process. Now it's ten ADP. So it's much, much,
much higher quality, not just of the video but
of the sound as well. Because remember it
does this because it's much faster to make generations and to
make changes in lower resolution than
in higher resolution. To embrace the rule of thirds, imagine your frame as a
grid of nine equal parts, and position your subject at the intersections
of these lines, delivering a balanced picture. Second, cherish the golden hour, The best time for photography. Third, toy with
aperture settings to tweak the depth of field, resulting in a blurry
background or a crisp scene. Fourth, explore composition. Experiment with unusual angles and perspectives
for a unique look. Lastly, post processing,
never fear editing minor tweaks can significantly
enhance your pictures, and that's it for today. Apply these five
tips and witness an improvement in your
photography. Creating more tips. Subscribe to my Youtube channel, you can see that it got
rid of the vatermarks, which is great because I
am on max plan right now. As I said, you can see that
quality is much higher. So, you can just rest assured when you use this video
for a Youtube shot, in this particular use case, it's going to retain
that high quality. What I forgot to mention is that you can share it
from here as well. When I hit that, you can set the permissions if you
want it to be private, unlisted public, whatever, or you can just copy this
video and share it over. That's pretty much it.
If I go back to home, if I hit show more and
see all of the projects, then in a couple of minutes
it's going to show here as a previous project and I can go ahead and
edit it further, but that's pretty much it. In the next video,
I'm going to tackle some different AI tools which you can use
with in video I, because it's really important to combine different AI tools
which are going to help you increase the
speed with which you provide these videos and with which you are
producing them. I'll see you in the next video.
8. Working With Other AI Tools: Let's now talk
about working with different AI tools and some different results
that we can get. Because there are
plenty of things you can achieve inside
of invideo AI, but the best route you can take is to combine
it with other tools. They don't necessarily
have to be AI, but just like we used in video AI for video editing
and for video creation, you can use some other AI tools to help you with
some other tasks. Like, for example,
image editing, which is really important because especially with Youtube, but also with other social
media platforms out there. The cover image is the
actual attention grabber. The better your cover images, the better it reflects to what you created
inside of the video, the higher chances are of people actually clicking on it
and actually watching it. Which in turn is going to
give you enough data so you can know and understand how
to improve it over time. Especially if you're
doing this for clients. If they have big Youtube
channels for example. Then you're going to
look at the stats and let's say that they have a design system in
place, for example, for the colors and for the logo, and let's say the
branding guidelines in which cases
you're using, what. This can be really
complex over time and it can be really difficult to get
your head around it. But just to get you
started, in this video, I'm going to show
you a couple of different options that you have for creating these
thumbnail images as they are often called, or cover images, however
you want to call them, to give you a bit of
a leg up and what you can expect when you
start with the creation. Let's just get started and I'm going to show
you what I mean. First things first, what we
have here is in video I, this is where we left
off the previous time. First. First, let me show you the most popular
tool out there, it's called Mid Journey. And to use it, you need to actually have access to discord. You can go to Mid Journey
website and then find this Discord channel and
then you can join it. You have these new
Es right here. These are the rooms
where you actually jump in and you start your prompt by creating
what you actually want. You can see right
here a laughing long curly hair teenage girl with Frack Los in white. This is the prompt again. The more detail the prompt is, the best result it's
going to give you and the best result you will actually get at
the end as the output. Just keep that in mind. Everything around AI is around prompts and good prompts get good outputs which are
actually the most time saving. You can go ahead
and get started. Right here it said, imagine you have to go with
and then with your prompt, what I don't like about this is that you have
to wait for all of these people to finish
their generation if I go. And then imagine which is
the prompt and then space. Now I have to write my
prompt three D model of the DSLR camera. Let's go with, for example, black body with wide
angle lens attached. And just click now. It requires the
subscription for me. So I have to subscribe
because I think, yeah, due to extreme demand, we can provide a free
trial right now. Just keep that in mind. I managed to do it
some other time. This time I didn't. Just because of this,
you can use Leonardo AI, which in my opinion is a much better tool
either way because it gives you so much more options right here just out of the box. Unlike mid journey,
you don't have to use this court because they
have their own website, they have their own platform, and they also have many
different models which you can use to generate your images. First of all, let's quickly go through what we
see right here. They have personal feed, which is what you upload. They have community feed
with what everybody from the community uploads,
training and datasets, which basically means if
you are a photographer, you can upload your photos, train your own model based on that model
that you trained. You're going to get
the images at the end. Just imagine the possibilities
you have right there. Especially if you're
somebody who is drawing. Then you can do the same
thing here as well. It's going to export
the images based on your drawings in that
style, in that line. Work with those colors
and stuff like that. Then we have fine tuned models. If I click right there, these are actually the models that they already fine tuned. They gave them names and
you can see what each of them does and basically what each of them is
going to give you. Then you have different tools. We have image generation, we have real time canvas
where you can actually do some painting in real time
over the canvas, real time. En, again, just like image generation canvas editor where you can basically
expand your canvas. If you start with let's say
portrait and you want to go to landscape because
you either change your mind or you have
another project. Then you can do that there. You can just cut
it right there and expand it and add an
additional layer on top of it, which you cannot do in
mid journey, for example. Then you have the up scaler, let's say you generated
your image to be either too low of quality or
at a different orientation, or at a different size. Then you can do that there. Finally, they have motion, which is brand new
and not really all that refined as of
making of this course. But in the future maybe it will. The models you generate, you can actually animate. Just think about
those possibilities. You can then export those animations as either
video files or gift files, which you can
upload back into in video I and then inserted
into your video. You can just imagine possibilities
you have right here. And then finally we have
texture generation. What we're going to do,
I'm going to switch to image generation and
again we have the prompt. What I'm going to do here is
write the same thing again. Three, the model of a
DSLR camera, black body, because majority of these
cameras have black body with a wide angle lens on it. I'm going to say playful style. Playful style. Let's just see what
we are going to get inside of Leonardo AI. You can choose different models. I'm going to go with
either three D, animation style or dream shape or Pastel Dream or something.
Let's go with this. Let's see what we're going
to get and generate. This will use four
tokens and you have some free tokens
to get started. I have 150 before I upgrade, so you will too just hit Generate and see
what you will get. Usually what you can do at that stage is export
this image as a transparent PNG and that's what we're going to
do if it's not transparent, I'm going to show you a way to get rid of it inside
of Photoshop. Because you have to work
over these obstacles. Ai cannot do everything for you. The idea here is that it's going to provide majority
but not everything. For example, from this case, I really don't
like these results because perhaps the model
was not good for me, three D animation style. Let's try that. I'm not
really sure it's going to do me any favors
here as well, but if not, I'm just
going to go with the good old realistic style
and see what it gives me. Of course, here you can
see the image dimensions. They are all in the
landscape format. They're just going
to go up from here. And here you can change and
make your custom dimensions. You can choose the
guidance scale you have the orientation and the
aspect ratio for example. You can click here if you
want it to be photo real, if you want it to
be transparent, If you want the alchemy, all that good stuff. For example, I like this one. I'm going to select it and you have a
couple options here. You can copy it to clipboard. You can download it as it is. You can zoom, you can
remove Background, which is going to cost
you two extra tokens. What I'm going to do is
just download this image. I'm also going to
show you how it looks like when you remove
the background here. Also you have a bunch of these different
options right here. But let's not drag it too long. I'm just going to
click right there. And ideally what you would do is you want to grab the attention when
people see this image, it doesn't look like
a normal camera. And maybe that's the point, maybe that's what you want. You have the original image
and you have no background, which is how this looks like. I think it did a great job. I'm going to download
this image as well. We will have two images, one with background, one without a background, and
basically that's Now what to do with
this particular image. Now, you can go about it
in many different ways, but there are premium ways
and there are three ways. Of course, you can use
something like Canva, which is free to get started, and you have plenty of
templates out there. You can adjust those
templates and then insert these images
inside of there. Or you can go the custom
route if you want full, complete control of it, which also has a free
and premium versions. Free version of that
would be Figma. Inside of Figma, what
I would do is hit for frame and then just draw
frame for the width. I will go with ten, 80 pixels
for the height 1920 pixels. Because that's going to give me this dimension which is
in portrait orientation. Now I'm going to call it thumbnail image just
to give you a idea. Going to hit control D and
then rotate it for example. Or just click right
here and it's going to show me how
this looks like. This is now landscape, this is now portrait. And you can basically
adjust it like. So what I did previously is I downloaded this image
from this website, which I really recommend. It has many great assets. It's called Icon Scout, and if you are a fan of this style and you think
it's going to work for you, I'm going to switch to
three D illustrations and I'm going to type in camera. You can see what it
gives me right here. Many playful styles, many different options,
you can do that. You also have lot animations. Animations right from start. You have illustrations, icons, acts, all that good stuff. I download this little camera, I'm going to pop it in right here for the thumbnail image, I'm going to go with a
different fill color, maybe something like this. Or maybe I can go with color like this maybe,
or something like that. Then I'm going to enlarge
it by holding shift, rotate it a little bit, maybe position it here. Now what this needs is a bit
of text I'm going to hit. Let's just quickly
find our video. The exported video is called
five quick photography tips. Snap it right. I can either
write snap it right, or five quick photography
tips, or we can do both. Let's duplicate this. Let's call it snap it
right. There we go. And I'm going to
increase the size of it by a lot by holding
my shift key. There we go. We're using Inter, which is fine as a font. I don't really care
about it too much. But what I would
do in this case is perhaps maybe put this like, maybe make this centered. Maybe make it extra
bolt. There you go. Maybe make this, let's say bold, but I don't want
it to be this big. Maybe something like this. Then what you can
do is hit shift A, which is going to put it in something which is
called auto layout, which basically is just a
group which you can work with. In this case, here are the
settings left and right, top and bottom spacing. Here, I'm going to say, let's just increase it
a little bit to maybe 16 and here to 16 as well. I'm going to include
a fill color. Let me hide myself so you
can see it. Here it is. Click Criteria for
the Fill Color. What I will do is maybe sample this because I think
it looks good. Then I can insert a
bit of corner radius, which is to make the
corner around it. Maybe I can do
something like this or maybe 50 to make
it really pronounced. Then just increase
this a little bit. Maybe like this and
maybe like this. There we go, I'm going to
snap it here and then here. What this is going
to allow me is to grab their
attention even more. But I don't think that this font size is
really that great. What I will do is just reduce
it in size a little bit. There we go. Hence, I don't need this much spacing
top and bottom. But let's just say
I want to keep it, you can whole shift
1-234-567-8910 Same here. And then just frame your
camera just a little bit better to something
like this there. Maybe I can position
this here and then enlarge this even
more, something like this. There you go. You can see what? I can click here to
make it centered. And maybe I can cut
it just slightly. There you go. You can really play around with
these different settings. You can achieve
different results. You can maybe put some abstract
shapes in the background. You can do all cool
stuff right here. The important bit
here is to make this image pop and to
attract attention. What you can also do is
hit maybe for the circle. Place it roughly around here. And then you can right
click and send it to back. Then I will choose a bright color attention
grabbing like this, some fire or something. You can leave it like this or you can add different
effects to it. Instead of drop shadow, I'm going to go with
background blur and I'm going to increase
it by a lot. Or instead of background blur, I can go with layer blur. There we go, Instead
of this amount, maybe I can go with something
a little more subtle. There we go, we can either
select the ellipse and make it larger or make it smaller depending
on what you want. I can also reduce its opacity if I think it's a
bit too bright, maybe something like this. Just because I want this camera to stand out and
to grab attention. But you can also do is
put frames around it. The easiest way
is just to select your entire frame and then
just add stroke to it. Click right here, Add a thick stroke of let's say
ten points or something, and then change the color of it. Let me him myself
again to white. And you can see how much more of a better framing we got
just by doing this again, stroke color and then just
maybe 20 or something. But in this case, I
would maybe reduce this down just
slightly, I don't know. Maybe keep this as it is. It's just playing
around at this point. Maybe this is good.
Yeah, there you go. With just a couple
of little clicks. We got what we wanted
from the model, which is created in blender, from this particular website, and using Figma, which is a free tool which you can
just log in today and use. And you can use it in
various different formats. What I want you to see is if
I select this fill color, Copy it Hoops, click
here, Fail control. There we go. Then I'm
going to add a stroke of 20 and I'm going to
go with white color. Then I'm going to
select these two. Control C, control V, place them in the center. There we go. But I might
want to position it here. Then copy this text and make sure it's left
aligned by clicking here. There we go. Yeah, I don't
want it to be this big. Perhaps this is good. Now you can put
it in the center, or you can put it
a bit lower down, because I want to select
this and paste it here. There we go. I might want
to reduce this to 48, for example, or even 40, because I don't want
it to be this big. Now I can select these two, hit shift A on it
and create a group. I can say 40 for example, and just snap it in
the center like this. Then finally select these two
and just move them around. With just a couple of clicks, you can see that we've
got two cover photos, which are basically the
same two Tom Nail images. Why is this important? If you're using these
assets already, it makes sense to create templates which you
can reuse later, which you can think
of as prompts. Because these templates are
going to allow you to create hundreds of these images for
hundreds of these videos, which in video is going
to allow you to create. Just remember what we talked about about these collections. This can be a general
photography collection. Maybe this can next be a wedding photography with a different background,
with a different image. Just think in terms where you can create multiple
items at the same time, which is going to increase your speed in creation
and productivity. Just think about
where you can get with this workflow where
you set everything up. Use in video, use
something like Figma. Use something like Leonardo AI. For these models, you're just going to be unstoppable
with what you create. Also, you can work
with different clients to earn a lot of money by
creating these things, because this is
going to increase their productivity as well, lower down their costs. Because again, they have to
hire five different people for ten different things
where you can do all of it yourself with
the help of AI. Finally, what I want
to show you for this video is the
use of Photoshop. Now, Photoshop obviously
is a well known tool. There is not really that much
that I can explain here, but here we have the
same orientation. If I go with image
and then image size, you can see if I switch this to pixels that we are
ten, 20 with 1920. Which is actually what we
did with Figma as well, with this stamnail
image basically. I'm just going to
recreate it in Photoshop, but using the image that we
downloaded from Leonardo. I, let me show you this first. If I scale it up just
slightly like this, then go here and then
select and mask. I want to select the
subject because again, I want to get rid
of this subject. I don't really want
it in my image. But before we do, I have to rasterize it because
it was a smart object. Select a mask, select subject. Once again, it's going
to do its magic. Hit, okay, And then just hit right here behind myself,
so you can see it. You see this little photo image. This is going to
just create a mask. And there we go. It
just created this mask. But if I hide this and we use their ones there,
it basically has, if I put them maybe
side by side, this is the one
created by Leonardo. You can see the blur
edges around it, but it only took us one click. You can see the Photoshop
version which is much cleaner. It doesn't have any blur, but it took us maybe five
or six clicks to create. If you need to get rid of
something, like for example, let's go with the one we got
in Photoshop for example. Here we have this
weird logo thing which I don't really want. What I can do is, again, with the help of AI, or I can just hit shift F five, which is going to bring in
the content aware tool. I can just hit, okay and
it's going to fill it in. Or if you don't like
what it did there, you can just go with
clone stem tool. And I'm explaining all of
this because if you start using these in combination
with Figma or with Photoshop, you're going to get a lot of these because AI is still not that great when it comes
with recognizing text, recognizing hands, and
recognizing different logos. It still requires a human touch for you to be able
to work with it. This looks really messy, but I'm going to
show you a bit of a trick which you can use
to clean up these images. And to make it nice and smooth, I want to finalize this edge, which I think looks good. Now you have a blur
tool right here. So you can select a blur
tool and just click and blur this entire section because it's not really all that
relevant to our image. Now we got rid of
the logo and now we blurred this
section of the image. How would you go ahead and recreate what we did
inside of Figma? Well, I'm going to
select this hex code, which is actually the
color code for it. Jump into Photoshop again, and then click in
my Color Picker. Hit control just to paste it. Click here, hit for
the Paint bucket tool, click here, and I have
the same blue color. Then how I would go
about in creating the rectangle around it is
just use this rectangle tool. And here you can type
in your dimensions. Ten, 80 with 1920, there we go. And you can just click here and position it
wherever you want. Let's select the rectangle. Hit A on your keyboard. I don't want any fill color, but I want the stroke
color to be white. I want it to be 20. There we go. Now what I can do is
just position it here, but for some reason
it went outside. If I hit control D, yeah, you can see what it did. Instead of 1920, it went with 19,220 Let's get rid
of that. There we go. Now we have the same
result as we do in Figma. What we can also do is, I will go ahead to Figma copies, go to photo shop,
click here, paste it. Select the text,
make sure it's here. Make sure to change the color
to white so you can see it. Let's see if we have inter here. We don't have inter,
but maybe we can use lato bad in this
case for example. Or let's go with aerial. Aerial black. There we go. Works just fine. Then you can select this and
the background click right here to make sure that it's
in the center, like so. If you think it's too small, then you can nudge the size a little bit. Do
something like this. I think this works fine. I'm going to hit control
J to duplicate this. And what did we say in
Figma? Snap it, right? I can even copy
this. There we go. I'm going to select this, take the color, there we go. I'm going to say snap
it right. There we go. I'm going to go with much
smaller text like so. Then I'm going to take the rectangle tool and position this inside
of a rectangle, which I will increase this
to 50% for the field color. I'm going to use this, which is the color which I just copied and pasted from Figma. And then because
this has a stroke, I don't want to
stroke. There we go. Snap it right. This
can go on top, and you can put it
in a group control. Then you can do this
and select the text. Put it in the
center. There we go, Control D. Now you can
export this image already, because I think it looks great. The one in Figma is
amazing as well. The final thing which is left is basically this
blurred background. But you can even achieve
that here in Photoshop. Just make sure you're
above the rectangle because it's going to
be easier to create. Just hit new layer,
select a circle, drop it in hold shift while you created position it
roughly around here. Then select hit control V
to paste this same color, or you can select it from here. Hit and then just
paint pocketed in. I think this looks
great already and we don't maybe even need the
blur for this example. But in case you decide
you can select it, go to filter blur, then Gazan blur usually
works really good. You can come here
and crank it up all the way you want. There you go. You got your blurred
effect result. If you want to make it smaller, control or command and just reduce it in size to make
it fit. There you go. We have this nice example, but I'm going to expand it. You can actually
go ahead and hit Export and quick export PNG. And then you can export it to
your desktop, for example. And then just go back here two in video where it
says media library. You can upload your
media library. What we can do in this case
is because I actually, I like the Photoshop
version better. I will do file export. And then when it's
done exporting, I'm going to go inside of here, inside of my image library. Just drag and drop it. It's uploading, obviously, you don't want it to be this pick. Maybe you can reduce it
a little bit in size, but basically you have started creating your media
library which you can reuse later and you can upload and put inside of an album,
for example, thumbnails. I can create that album and I can put all of my images there. That's how easy it is to
work with this stuff. Just remember, it's
really important. If you want, you can go with Leonardo I for the image creation or
use a tool like this. This is just one I
really like, Icon Scout. And then you can use Figma
for free generation. Basically, you never
really have to pay for Figma because they have this awesome free plan for everybody and you
can use it for free. Then we also have Photoshop, which is the premium tool
with a subscription. But it's obviously go to standard and the
golden standard in the design community because it's decades in the market and it has so many
functionalities, that's why it's premium. But what I forgot to mention is Photoshop has its own
AI functionalities. If I select this and put it
right here, for example, I can go with generative film and I can say something like camera lens and hit Generate. Now it's going to
give me a couple of different options which are
going to show right here. And you can adjust
the prompt Again, it's all about the prompt and
how well you describe it. Because this is so simple, I'm not really going
to poder about it. But as you can see, it added a lens to our camera. Maybe this is good,
this is good. I think this actually is because it's showing
like a video camera. You have this option as well, especially for these
quick little edits where you can make some quick
changes here and there. I think this is going
to work out just fine. Remember, you can work with these tools in tandem to
create an amazing result, which is going to increase
your productivity and speed. Which is why I would highly recommend to use a
tool like in video, AI and AI in general. Because as time moves on, these AI generators are
just going to be better and better and stay ahead of the curve by start
using them early, not to be left in
the dust later. This is really important because just two years ago
nobody really talked about these AI generators
and now they are everywhere. The sooner you start, the better you're going
to be and the faster you're going to be in
front of everybody else, when clients really decide what they want to do and
who they want to hire.
9. Licencing Rights: Crucial thing about working with AI, our licensing rights. There are many different talks online about unethical
usage of AI, which is basically when
AI is fed to information from around the world from various different creators and artists without their consent. Consent is something where you approach to somebody
else and say, hey, can I use your video or audio or drawing or three D
model or whatever else in my work?
If they say yes, then you're good to
go. If they say no, you cannot use it. Obviously, there are
legal implications here. This is really serious stuff. And I wanted to make a video about this in this
course because it's on one hand amazing
that we have these AI's. But on the other hand, just be careful what you are using. Now with, in video, I, you don't really
have that problem. Because if I take you here
again, they are using premium tools where the content has been created by humans. Which is why I love
this tool so much. The content created by
humans is already licensed, and you already have
the right to use it if you pay to invideo I. Why? Because that's the
premium source as well. They have to pay those
creators at that end. That's why you have to pay
for it using invideo I. It's just straightforward
and just obvious. However, if you go
with a tool like this, obviously the camera we generated
is not really possible. And not really feasible, it's just an attention grabber which is actually
what we wanted. But you can just imagine that it's going to create
something which is so true to the point
where if this is a Canon camera and it looks so similar to
the Canon camera, in some cases maybe Cannon is going to approach
to you and claim a lawsuit against you
and sue you because you used their image against
their will, basically. Or if you go ahead
and create a person which resembles a drawing
from a famous artist, then that artist can sue you. As well as the AI in
which you created it. Just make sure to pay
attention to that. It's really, really, really important to do that,
especially with audio. Because if you're using audio that you just
found on Google, or if you're using
famous tracks, like, I don't know,
Taylor Swift of somebody, you're pretty much guaranteed that your content is
going to be taken down or flagged as
inappropriate for monetization. Because if you want to make
money with your content, like for example with Youtube, you have to make sure that
you're using content, you have a legal
rights to do so. You cannot just Google
things and put them inside and hope for the
best and see what happens. Because it's going
to be flagged down because you are using
AI to create content, they are using AI
to scan content. You can be pretty sure
you're going to get caught. If not today, then at
some point, pretty sure, just make sure to have the
proper usage rights for the content that you create and for the content that
others will consume. The website I mentioned, you have to pay for it, for
example, this Icon Scout. But they also have some free
versions inside of here, just like these guys have, just like an splash has
for images, for example. Just make sure to inform
yourself about licensing rights, about different license
types, about usage rights. Because in some cases, if you're using videos, which you go ahead then
upload here to in video I. If you don't have the proper
licensing rights for it, it might be taken down
and flagged down. This is extremely important
if you're working with a client because not only
they are going to be sued, you are going to
be sued by them, by original creator, by
the platform you posted. So it can be really messy. Not to scare you too much, but you just have to
be smart about it. And you just have to think before you use somebody
else's content. This is really crucial
and really important to familiarize yourselves
a little bit with these licenses and
licensing rights. I'm going to leave this website, which is Creative Commons
website in the PDF. You can read through
about different licenses. You can go with licenses
and tools if you want to adapt a certain license to
your rights or something, which is not what you're
really concerned about, you're more concerned about
what you are allowed to do. Now you should really look at it on the platform at
which you're posting, and see what sort of
regulations do they have. And also where you
took the content from, for example, if I go
with this website. I might go into settings or about and see the
licenses for it. So for example, if
I click right here, I can see purchased all
access subscriptions. Unlimited. Unlimited.
Unlimited. And I can use it for whatever I want basically because that's the license they are
going to provide to me. But here you can see that the CC platform is
with these companies. They exist across
millions of websites, the majority hosted on
Quantum Platforms to provide CC license
options for their users. This is a creative
commons user license about CC licenses, so you can see
different options. Cci enables users to
distribute, remix, adapt, and build upon the material
in any medium or format, so long as attribution
is given to the creator. Imagine an image you took, you use it right here. Or a video. You have to
attribute the original creator. You have to set who created
this actual piece of content. Credit must be given
to the creator. Here in this one, credit must
be given to the creator. Adaptations must be shared
under the same terms. It's different here, only noncommercial uses of
the work are permitted. What that means is if you
post this on Youtube, for example, you cannot
monetize that content. You cannot make money from that content under
this certain license. If that content piece
was under that license, you can see noncommercial
adaptation must be shared on the same terms, no
derivatives here. Noncommercial, again, CC Zero is a public dedication tool
which enables creator to give up their copyright and put their works into
worldwide public domain. Again, worldwide public domain. In some cases you have
country specific domains, so make sure to check that out. Cc Zero enables re
users to distribute, remix, adapt, and build upon the material in
any medium or format. With no conditions
from all of this, take this as a
crucial information. With no conditions. You don't have to
attribute anybody. You don't have to say
where you got the content. You don't have to post a link
to the original creator. You don't have to
worry about a lawsuit. You don't have to worry
about anything if it's under CC zero license. Make sure to check this. This is extremely important for whatever you are creating. Just make sure also if you're using tools like
this or Mid Journey, especially Mid Journey,
in some cases, you will see those logos which
we removed in Photoshop. If you see a famous logo like Cannon or Mercedes
Benz, or Apple or whatever, make sure to get rid of it if you decide to use that image, because those companies
might come after you, because you used it in unethical and unlawful way
inside of your content, which you are monetizing or which somebody
else is monetizing, for example, your client. Again, these licenses
are extremely important. Again, I'm going to
leave the link to creative commons
licenses in the PDF. Make sure to check it
out, just to familiarize yourself with different
types of licenses. Now, it's worth
noting that those are not the only
licenses out there. Again, make sure to explore, to learn about this yourself, because it's a pretty
big topic when it comes to usage of
somebody else's work. Which at the end of
the day you are doing, except if you're not creating
everything from scratch. Again, with invideo AI, you are fine because
they are using content from pre approved platforms
like stock, for example. But if you're using content from somewhere
else that you got for free and you inserted
it into invideo AI, they are basically renouncing the obligation
about that, right? And you are the one who is
going to get claimed by the third person if they discover that you use their content without
their consent. Again, pretty important topic. Make sure to familiarize yourself with it and
you're going to be good to go as soon as you
understand which sources are good to use the content from and which sort of sources
are not that good.
10. Sklillshare Class Project: Skillshare class project for this class is to use
the type of prompt that we created
during this class and to create your
own video using it. Try using in video AI. And then try to adjust
it to suit your needs. It doesn't have to
be photography. It can be any other
topic that you choose. Just try to fine tune the prompt because the prompt is what actually gives you
the best results. And try following what
you saw in the course to understand how to get the best possible results
for your project. Remember, don't give up. Just try to fine tune a little bit to get to the best
possible results.
11. Conclusion and Links: We go, we reached the
end of this course. I really truly hope you enjoyed it and that
you learn something new and that you're going to
utilize AI in your workflow. I'm really excited
to see your results. Make sure to tag me
on social media. Make sure to let me know
what you guys can create and I'm really excited to
see your final results. Remember, it's all about refining your prompt
and it's all about explaining your intentions to AI to get the best
possible result. Make sure to check
out the PDF because it has some helpful
links inside of it. And also make sure to reach out if you have any questions, both to me and also
to invideo AI team because they're really prouding themselves on quick
response times. If you have a problem
at any point, make sure to reach out
to them because I'm sure your feedback will be
extremely valuable to them. To continuing
improving invideo AI, and to making it really this awesome tool that
everybody can use. Thank you once again for
watching this course. I really truly hope that you're going to utilize this tool in your arsenal and
I look forward to see what you guys can
create. Take care.