Unlocking the Power of Artificial Intelligence: Creating 3D Animations and Videos

TLDRLearn how to generate 3D animations and videos using artificial intelligence. Use prompt lines and input images to create stunning visuals in just a few simple steps.

Key insights

💡Artificial intelligence can generate video samples and 3D animations from an image and prompt lines.

🌐Leonardo.ai offers a platform for generating desired images using AI and textual prompts.

🎥Runwayml provides image-to-video capabilities and allows you to extend the length of animations.

Adobe Premiere Pro can be used to combine and extend video clips, overcoming the 4-second limitation.

🔑Using the Gen 2 feature in Runwayml and Premiere Pro, you can create longer animations and videos with seamless transitions.

Q&A

What is the process for generating images using AI?

You can use platforms like Leonardo.ai to generate images by inputting prompt lines and choosing a trained model.

How can I create videos and animations from these images?

Runwayml offers image-to-video capabilities, allowing you to generate videos based on your images.

Is it possible to extend the length of animations and videos?

Yes, you can use Adobe Premiere Pro to combine and extend video clips, enabling you to create longer videos.

What is the trick to overcome the 4-second limitation?

By using the Gen 2 feature in Runwayml and Premiere Pro, you can seamlessly connect multiple videos to create longer animations.

Are there any prerequisites or software requirements?

You will need a free account on Leonardo.ai, Runwayml, and Adobe Premiere Pro to follow the tutorial.

Timestamped Summary

00:00Introduction: Learn how to generate 3D animations and videos using AI.

00:49Part 1: Generate desired images using Leonardo.ai and textual prompts.

03:15Part 2: Convert images to videos and animations using Runwayml.

06:49Part 3: Overcome the 4-second limitation and extend the length of animations using Adobe Premiere Pro.

07:30Conclusion: Recap of the tutorial and call to action.