Just dropped a new tutorial 🎬 I break down how to create cinematic AI documentary videos using only free tools — no paid software, no watermarks, and no shortcuts that fall apart later. The entire workflow is built around a repeatable process:idea → script → scenes → voiceover → final video If you’re interested in history documentaries, AI visuals, or building YouTube content without spending money, this one will be useful. Watch the video, and if you try the workflow, post what you make here.

Just published a new video breaking down how I create map → 3D monument documentary videos using AI. This one focuses on the actual workflow —how to go from a flat map to a cinematic 3D monument step by step,without overcomplicating tools or prompts. If you’re experimenting with AI visuals, documentaries, or educational content, this should give you a clear mental model you can reuse for any location or monument. Would love to know: - what part of the process you found most useful - or what monument you want to try this with next Prompts: Create short story: Please provide script to create a documentary video on topic - "History of Taj Mahal" using not more than 60 seconds. Create scenes: Now convert the above script into scenes. For each scene, create a realistic 3D text to video prompt. Only add miniature landscape growth animation if the scene naturally requires location buildup, otherwise use normal 3D cinematic visualization

In this video we will walk through Slow dolly in and dolly out for real depth Over the shoulder framing to add perspective Handheld movement for controlled chaos Half orbit shots and why they usually fail in AI Tilt up and tilt down to reveal scale Fast dolly rushes for impact and intensity Each move is shown exactly as the camera should behave. If you’re animating AI images, these are the moves worth mastering first. 🎯 All prompts used in the video are shared inside this community.Watch the video, then grab the prompts and reuse them on your own work. kei ai website: https://kie.ai/

I just dropped a new video showing how to turn one single image into a full cinematic AI movie — no filming, no actors, no complex editing. In this video, I walk through the exact workflow: - Creating a consistent reference character - Building a clear 3×3 storyboard that tells a full story - Turning storyboard frames into cinematic images - Converting those images into video clips - Stitching everything into a final AI film This is especially useful if you’ve been getting inconsistent characters, random scenes, or AI outputs that don’t feel connected. 📌 If you’re using Nano Banana Pro (or planning to), this will save you a lot of trial and error. 🎯 All prompts used in the video are shared inside this community.Watch the video, then grab the prompts and reuse them on your own docs. kei ai website: https://kie.ai/

Most people stop at basic image generation — not because they’re using Nano Banana wrong, but because they don’t know what it’s actually capable of. I just published a new video where I break down 8 practical Nano Banana Pro use cases I’ve personally tested across: - Content creation - Marketing visuals - Automation workflows These aren’t theory or “prompt hacks.”They’re real use cases you can copy and apply immediately to get better results from the same tool you’re already using. 🎯 All prompts used in the video are shared inside this community.Watch the video, then grab the prompts and reuse them on your own docs. kei ai website: https://kie.ai/ After watching, I’d love to see: - Which use case surprised you the most - Or what you’re planning to try next with Nano Banana Pro Drop your thoughts (or your outputs) in the comments 👇