Consistent AI Video Characters Are FINALLY Here (FREE FULL Process)

The paragraph introduces the capability to create consistent characters using AI video tools, which can be done for free and even upscaled to 4K resolution. The speaker demonstrates the creation of various scenes with an AI influencer and mentions the possibility of using real people. The tool 'pix first' is highlighted for its unique ability to offer complete control over character creation and its free access. The process involves creating a digital identity of a character from an uploaded image and then using prompts to define the type of video and setting desired. The tool also allows for the creation of different shot lengths with the same characters, from close-ups to wide-angle shots.

This section delves into the process of writing prompts for video creation, emphasizing the importance of clear and articulate prompts divided into three parts: subject, motion, and style. The speaker shares insights on selecting effective character references, such as using real faces with high-resolution images and avoiding facial occlusions. It also discusses the option to use real photos or AI-generated images to create characters. The paragraph concludes with a demonstration of uploading an image to 'pix first' and the initial steps in creating a character.

The paragraph explains how to create videos with 'pix first' by writing text prompts that define the scene's content, motion, and style. It introduces the concept of using the Auto character prompt feature to enhance the fidelity of the character in the video. The speaker also discusses the use of negative prompts to exclude unwanted elements from the video. The paragraph provides a detailed walkthrough of selecting characters, aspect ratios, and seed numbers to create videos that can be rendered simultaneously.

This section discusses the limitations of video length in 'pix first', which creates 4-second long videos, and how this aligns with the average shot length in modern films. It contrasts 'pix first' with another AI tool, 'Sora', highlighting the high cost and strict content restrictions of the latter. The speaker encourages exploring 'pix first' to understand its capabilities and prepare for the evolution of AI video generation technology.

The paragraph focuses on getting the most out of AI video animation by understanding its limitations and strengths. It suggests animating subtle pieces of motion within a scene, such as water, rain, wind, reflections, and shadows, which AI video excels at. The speaker recommends studying cinemagraphs for inspiration and demonstrates how to create different shot types from the same camera angle using design software and 'pix first'.

The final paragraph discusses the process of editing AI-generated videos to create a cinematic feel. It introduces an AI playlist generator for royalty-free music and demonstrates how to synchronize video clips with music. The speaker also explains how to add titles and camera movements in video editing software to enhance the final video. The paragraph concludes with a call for feedback and an invitation to subscribe for updates on AI developments.