The video likely resonated with viewers due to its relatable narrative about learning a new skill, the creator's vulnerability in sharing their struggles and successes, and the visual appeal of the AI-generated animation, which offers a unique storytelling approach.
Summary
The creator explains their process of learning to create AI animations, detailing the challenges and costs involved. They showcase their work, which is based on a friend's boarding school experience, and highlight the importance of detailed prompting for AI to achieve desired results.
Structure
1Introduction to AI animation learning
2Challenges and practice with AI tools
3Showcasing the AI-animated story
Original caption
You can watch it on @watchbox I’m still very shy posting this buttttty it took alot for me to work , and my work must be seen .please give me all the feedbacks i need cause we are still learning . #aianimation #aistorytelling #skills #youtubeautomation #editing101
More from @nm_es_o_ma
More breakout videos from this creator.
4
Discussing the cost and limitations of AI
5Creator's pride in their work and call to action
Product placement
Watchbox: it appears as a platform where the creator's work can be watched. Removing it would not change what happens in the video. YouTube: it is mentioned as a source for learning AI animation. Removing it would not change what happens in the video. Ula Hair: it is the product being promoted via the creator's bio link. Removing it would change what happens in the video.
Call to action
Go watch it and tell me what you think. Please go watch it and tell me what you guys think.
On-screen text
what
AI
animation
month
now
One, two, three
month
this
listed
wanted
and
was
I've
and
beautiful
course
practice
YouTube
I
times
of
and
failing
was
you
like
storyteller
my
basically
experience
had
with
Boarding school *
just
this
around
just
of
were
making
school
my
proper
school
the
things
um
outside
clothes
down
green
outfits
everything
boarding
out
wanted
way
communicate
AI
can
instead
it's
speak
you
was
difficult
prompt
including
them
and
expression
detailed
prompting
AI
stressing
didn't
extra
how
voice
sound
even
sometimes
and
know
because
going
sometimes
strong
accent
doesn't
that
I
part
and
simply
was
communication
thinking
close
angle
I
wanted
to
even
after
it
was
enjoyed
something
just
starting
because
communication
one
not
was
expensive
converted
about
something
every
me
if
videos
not
because
for
the
that's
part
it
properly
editing
to
SO
on
is
it
that
AI's
not
am
proud
SO
and
need
or
please
tell
think
you
Transcript
What? AI animation month. Last month. Now. All of you go outside and kneel down. Now. One, two, three. It took me one month to properly learn this. The earlier this year I listed some skills that I wanted to touch a bit and AI animation was part of it because I've seen a lot of storytellers using it and it was so beautiful. I didn't even take a course for this. I just practice and watch YouTube videos. I failed so many times. I tried a lot of things so many times and doing that process of failing was figuring it out. You actually like a storyteller and a writer. My storyline was basically a friend's experience in Uni. She had boarding school and she shared with me like, okay, I'm going to just write a story about this. Come up with other things around the story and just animate it. Most of my characters were just making school my boarding school classmates. My location was a very proper Nigerian boarding school setting. In the scenes, you're going to see things like, um, clothes spread outside, people washing clothes down, the green checkered outfits and everything, proper Nigerian boarding school setting. When I figured out all the things that I wanted, I had to look for a way to properly communicate them to this AI because this AI can be dumb. Instead of this person to speak, it will make the other person to speak, no matter how much you prompt. It was difficult. I had to prompt every single thing, including how I wanted them to sound and their facial expression. That is how detailed I was with the prompting and this AI kept on stressing me. And because I didn't want to pay extra for how their voice or putting my own voice in there, sound, even though I wanted them to sound like me. Sometimes it got it right and sometimes it didn't. Because my credits are going. So sometimes you see that it has this strong Nigerian accent and sometimes it doesn't. That I had to prompt that. I enjoyed the part I enjoyed the most was the cinematography and simply was communication student. I was thinking about things like the close angle, wide angle shot. I wanted to frame this and this other place to look. Even after grading, it was something that I enjoyed. Something that I was just starting because obviously, mass communication. One thing I was definitely not prepared for was how expensive it was. It was in dollars that I had to pay. So it converted to now, it was about 40 something key every week. Me, I never chop. If you go to watch the videos, you realize that I did not even complete the story. I just stopped there because I used my money for something else. Like what the heck? That's the part it can teach it properly editing. To come to me. So, on the question that everyone's mind is, is it? That? So, if you're not asking that question, you're wrong. So, I didn't want to post it on my page because especially when it has to be advertising. So I created another page for it. I have tagged the page also. So you can go watch it. It's not much. Right? I don't want you guys to look at just the story line. Look at the facial expression. Look at what I tried to do and what I did not do correctly. The only problems I'm going to have is the difference, um, accents. And that's AI's fault. The work is not perfect. It's not finished, but I am so proud of myself. So please go watch it and tell me what you think. I need your reviews. Drop it here or drop it there. Please tell me what you guys think. Thank you.
