AI-Driven Short Video Guide
Budget: ₹600 – ₹1,500 INR
Here’s what I need: I want a fresh, punchy YouTube Short that mirrors the pacing, visual flair, and overall feel of this reference clip—https://youtube.com/shorts/iE3JqmKH_NI?si=DBtm6YvoorIGNost—created entirely with AI-powered tools. Beyond the finished piece, I also need a clear, repeatable roadmap so I can reproduce the style on my own for future uploads.
The project breaks down into two parts. First, produce a 60-second (or so) video that captures the same snappy editing, engaging voice, and dynamic text overlays found in the link. All footage, graphics, and narration should be generated or enhanced with accessible AI platforms—think script drafting with ChatGPT, asset creation via Midjourney/Stable Diffusion, voice work through an online TTS engine, and quick assembly in an editor that supports AI-assisted workflows (CapCut, Premiere Pro with Sensei tools, or similar).
Second, document every step—from tool setup and prompt wording to export settings—so I can follow along without guesswork. That walkthrough can be a PDF or a short screencast; whichever communicates the process most clearly.
Deliverables:
• Final vertical video (1080×1920, 30 fps, under 60 s) ready for YouTube Shorts
• Source project file with all layers, captions, and audio tracks intact
• Step-by-step guide detailing each AI tool used, key prompts, settings, and timing cues
• Quick tips for tweaking the template to suit future topics
If you can hit the same lively tone as the sample and make the method easy to replicate, we’re set.
The project breaks down into two parts. First, produce a 60-second (or so) video that captures the same snappy editing, engaging voice, and dynamic text overlays found in the link. All footage, graphics, and narration should be generated or enhanced with accessible AI platforms—think script drafting with ChatGPT, asset creation via Midjourney/Stable Diffusion, voice work through an online TTS engine, and quick assembly in an editor that supports AI-assisted workflows (CapCut, Premiere Pro with Sensei tools, or similar).
Second, document every step—from tool setup and prompt wording to export settings—so I can follow along without guesswork. That walkthrough can be a PDF or a short screencast; whichever communicates the process most clearly.
Deliverables:
• Final vertical video (1080×1920, 30 fps, under 60 s) ready for YouTube Shorts
• Source project file with all layers, captions, and audio tracks intact
• Step-by-step guide detailing each AI tool used, key prompts, settings, and timing cues
• Quick tips for tweaking the template to suit future topics
If you can hit the same lively tone as the sample and make the method easy to replicate, we’re set.