AI Video Generation Tutorial: (There is some demonstration speech in the tutorial, if you want to turn the audio on)
We get asked a lot about how to make the AI videos, and what AI programs/apps/websites are used?
Hope this tutorial helps.
Need to remember:
Some of these are free, some of these are expensive, some of these are higher resolution, and some are generated low resolution - for cost.
None of these are edits (except for the Wan 2.5 example, for modesty), some simple editing techniques are shown at the end.
In these examples Kling, Wan and Grok can do elements of voiceovers, with varying degrees of functionality, permissions, tolerance, moderation and language.
All videos are 5 seconds (LUMA, KLING), 6 seconds(GROK), 8 seconds (Pixverse) or 10 seconds (KLING, WAN) generated depending on the service used, what's possible and what's paid.
Sometimes we use a Service directly e.g. Kling or sometimes through an aggretator website like POLLA or HIGGSFIELD. I don't do local on-machine generations or animation or use LORAs or anything like that.
Each individual service usually have different options and versions available, and multiple different subscription tiers.
Depending on the prompts, and a random chaos/idea generator concept called the "seed", (that you have none or little control over) basically you're putting the image into a "magic box: and waiting to see what is churned out.
Then you look at it in disappointment and wonder how to salvage it. But like any addiction every so often there is a reward.....
All except for the Wan 2.5 example were generated with the same prompt, (Wan 2.5 tolerates certain other more anatomic "functionality".)
What are the best?
- - - well Kling (usually 2.1) and Wan 2.5 for permissiveness- at least in my experience.
We don't use Veo as yet, and Sora is as shown.....
And it gets expensive, e.g. 10- 30 per month subscriptions.
