Google's VEO 3 has a lot to say... (Tutorial + Flow Examples)
TLDRThis video explores Google's VEO 3 within the Flow ecosystem, highlighting its features and capabilities. The host demonstrates how to generate video content using prompts, showcasing examples like a 1980s robot stargazing and an alien planet scene. They also experiment with camera movements and text-to-image generation, noting limitations like the need for the Google AI Ultra plan to access VEO 3. The video concludes with a test project using text-to-image and speech capabilities, emphasizing the potential and cost considerations of this innovative tool.
Takeaways
- 🤖 Google's VO3 is integrated within a new ecosystem called Flow, offering a simple prompt box interface for users to generate content.
- 🎨 The platform automatically adds sound effects to prompts without requiring explicit user requests.
- 🎥 Users can explore video frames and select specific frames to work with, though uploading custom content is not yet supported.
- 🌐 The system switches from VO3 to V2 for certain features like camera movements, indicating limitations in VO3 for these functionalities.
- 🎬 The 'Ingredients to Video' feature allows mixing elements and prompts without specifying character, scene, or style.
- 🌟 The platform's output quality is generally good, though sometimes it may skip certain elements or require further experimentation.
- 🚀 The cost for using VO3 is 150 credits per generation, with 12,500 credits costing around $125 per month for the first three months, then $250 per month.
- 🌐 Access to VO3 requires the Google AI Ultra plan, while the Google AI Pro plan grants access to Flow and other tools but not VO3.
- 📈 Each V3 generation costs around $3 for an 8-second clip, making it relatively expensive but potentially valuable for high-quality content.
- 📝 The script demonstrates the platform's ability to generate complex scenes and dialogues, such as a 1980s robot and a girl in a high school locker hallway.
Q & A
What is Google's VEO 3 and where was it released?
-Google's VEO 3 was released within Google's new ecosystem called Flow.
What is the initial prompt used in the tutorial?
-The initial prompt used is 'A 1980s robot sitting on top of a suburban home stargazing. He wears a letterman's jacket. He sits next to a beautiful woman who also looks up towards the sky.'
What is unique about the sound effects in VEO 3?
-The sound effects are automatically attached to the prompt without the user having to ask for them.
What are some of the camera movements available in VEO 3?
-The available camera movements include dolly in, dolly out, jib down, jib up, orbit left, orbit right, pan left, pan right, static, tilt down, tilt up, truck left, and truck right.
Why did the system switch from VEO 3 to V2 during the tutorial?
-The system switched from VEO 3 to V2 because camera movements are not supported in VEO 3 at the moment.
What is 'Ingredients to Video' and how does it work?
-'Ingredients to Video' is a feature similar to Whisk where you add elements and a prompt, and it mixes them together without specifying whether it's a character, scene, or style.
What is the cost of using Google AI Ultra to access VEO 3?
-The Google AI Ultra plan costs $124 or $125 per month for the first 3 months, and then it rolls over to $250 per month.
How many credits are required for each VEO 3 generation?
-Each VEO 3 generation requires 150 credits.
What is the estimated cost per 8-second clip generated by VEO 3?
-Each 8-second clip generated by VEO 3 costs around $3.
What is the final project mentioned in the script?
-The final project is a test of the new text-to-image with speech capabilities, featuring a recitation of a poem about perseverance and character.
Outlines
🤖 Exploring Video Generation with AI Tools
The paragraph discusses the use of Google's VO3 and other AI tools within the Flow ecosystem for generating video content. It begins with a humorous question about a woodchuck's wood-chucking capabilities, transitioning into a description of a 1980s robot and a woman stargazing. The narrator explores various features of the AI platform, including sound effects, frame selection, and camera movements. They experiment with different prompts, such as a creature interacting with an egg and a scene involving an Easter bunny. The paragraph highlights the platform's ability to switch between different models (VO3 and V2) based on the features used and mentions the limitations of uploading content. The narrator concludes by noting the platform's cost and the necessity of subscribing to Google AI Ultra for full access to VO3.
📝 Testing Text-to-Image and Speech Capabilities
This paragraph focuses on the narrator's experience using the AI platform's text-to-image and speech capabilities. They describe the process of generating video clips based on textual prompts, such as a scene from a high school locker hallway involving a girl and her robot boyfriend. The narrator expresses amazement at the platform's ability to accurately interpret and visualize the prompts. They also mention the platform's cost structure, highlighting the price per credit and the monthly subscription fees for different plans. The paragraph concludes with a small project created using these capabilities, featuring a motivational speech set to music, demonstrating the potential for creating engaging content with the AI tools.
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Keywords
💡Google VO3
💡Flow
💡Prompt
💡Sound Effects
💡Camera Movements
💡V2
💡Ingredients to Video
💡Scene Builder
💡Credits
💡Google AI Ultra
Highlights
Google released VO3 within its new ecosystem called Flow.
VO3 generates sound effects automatically without prompting.
Users can navigate through frames to video and select specific frames.
Camera movements like dolly, jib, orbit, pan, tilt, and truck are available.
VO3 switches to V2 for certain features like camera moves.
Ingredients to video allows mixing elements with a prompt without specifying character, scene, or style.
VO3 generates high-fidelity video content based on prompts.
VO3 can create complex scenes like a 1980s robot star-gazing with a woman.
VO3 supports text-to-image generation with speech capabilities.
VO3 can generate scenes with characters like an alien planet with two aliens.
VO3 can create school locker hallway scenes with characters interacting.
VO3 allows saving frames as assets for further use.
VO3 is a paid platform with a cost of $125/month for the first 3 months, then $250/month.
VO3 requires Google AI Ultra plan for access, costing around $3 per 8-second clip.
VO3 can generate scenes inspired by classic literature, like a quote from 'If' by Rudyard Kipling.