@io_ernest Stop misleading people please. The platform never stated that. And to even think you stated there is 90% chance of getting a project because of that is crazy.
@__mac__official@NigAffairs@woye1 Before you insult her, go ask about the Kano traditional settings. She made reference to that. These are how to gather information. Now you know it's not his priority.
@BlakOlogun31176@ChuksEricE Everytime no be Cho Cho Cho. Now read what you posted slowly and clearfulky and ask yourself whether you made any sense out of it.
@RadharamnDas What do you gain by posting AI contents as though they are real time video? If you are doing it for engagement and clicks, how are you different from the people you condemn
@maxvayshia Bitter truth. The primary function of the government is safety.
The moment a government fails to protect her people, that government has failed.
Those idiots supporting Tinubu don't know the implication until it happens to their loved one.
@dammiedammie35 Fleeing has never solved the problem. Instead it makes it worse. Once they sense people are afraid they weaponize on that. Stay back especially the men and defend your place. The government won't do that.
I built this AI video production system 2 months ago for a client.
It generates consistent, multi-scene marketing videos — not random AI clips.
Here’s how it works:
Most AI video tools don’t fail because they’re weak.
They fail because the process is unstructured.
And they expect too much from the user.
You’re asked to:
- write detailed prompts
- define scenes
- control visuals + tone
That’s too much for most users.
Result:
inconsistent videos, broken storytelling, no control.
So I designed the system differently.
Goal:
- minimal client input
- connected scenes
- consistent visuals
- no full reruns when something breaks
Instead of starting with video…
I start with structure.
A simple input like:
“Create a marketing video for this product”
The system generates:
- title
- story
- characters
- visual style
Or lets you override everything.
Key decision:
Lock visuals FIRST.
- Generate a hero reference image
- Use it to generate all scene images
This eliminates:
- style drift
- character inconsistency
- random environments
Then the system handles:
- voice text per scene
- video prompts per scene
- scene continuity
Scenes don’t feel stitched.
They flow.
Execution is split into 3 parts:
1. TTS → voiceovers
2. Image → video clips
3. Combine → final video
Another important part:
It’s modular.
If one scene is wrong:
- regenerate just that part
- not the entire video
Saves cost. Keeps everything stable.
Important note:
The video attached is just a random output.
Quality depends heavily on:
- prompt quality
- reference images
Better inputs = significantly better results.
This can be used for:
- marketing content
- agency pipelines
- scalable video production
This wasn’t about “cool AI”.
It was about building a system that actually works in production.
If you’re building in this space, I’d love to connect.
@foundation2006 @VivianIfeomaOj You are saying she's foolish for asking a simple question. Then I guess you must be a flipping twit for responding like this.
@Waspapping_ You are saying your people don't have to mental capacity to make research when the tools are obviously everywhere. That's how low you have reduced your people to.