CapCut & Google Veo 3: Cinematic AI Video Mastery

Visit labs.google.com to access Google Flow, sign in, and choose Google AI Pro ($20/mo for 1000 credits) or Google AI Ultra ($250/mo for 12,500 credits) to unlock monthly credits.

Navigate the Google Flow interface to create new projects, access Flow TV, manage subscriptions and credits, and switch between library and project views, while using search to locate prompts.

Navigate flow tv by switching channels, looping a channel, and using grid or lightbox views to explore videos and discover short films by fellow ai movie creators across social pages.

Learn how to use referral links to get four months of Google AI Pro free with Veo 3, including 1000 AI credits per month and access to Google One features.

Navigate Google Flow to generate videos from text prompts, add starting images, and choose between Veo 2 or Veo 3 for quality and audio, and manage credits.

Learn to generate videos with text-to-video in Google Flow, using view two fast and view three fast, craft detailed prompts, and compare outputs to optimize scenes.

Master text-to-image generation to create characters and environments for videos using Google Gemini and Google AI Studio, refining prompts and controlling creativity to produce cinema-ready visuals.

Upload the Gemini 2.0 image, set it as the first frame in Google Flow, crop it, and generate your video using frames to video with model switching.

Maintain visual consistency across scenes by creating reference images for your protagonist and saving frames as assets to reuse in Google Flow, then export and reorder with ease.

Master AI filmmaking by controlling the virtual camera in Google Flow with movements like jib, dolly, and orbit to convert medium shots from behind into cinematic, drone-like aerial perspectives.

Explore Google Flow's scene builder to extend clips and generate new scenes with the extend and jump tools, maintaining environments with reference frames and assets.

Organize assets: images, videos, AI voice overs, music, ambient sounds, and scripts into structured folders. Name files clearly, save prompts and reusable footage, and add tags to speed searches.

Refine prompts with NLP to turn vague ideas into cinematic prompts for Veo 3 and Google Flow, using emotion, visuals, atmosphere, and Gemini templates to guide mood and camera movements.

Develop and compare three AI filmmaking scripts—narrative voiceover, dialogue, and visual-only—using Gemini or ChatGPT to tell stories, guide visuals, and control sound design in cinema.

Generate single speaker voiceovers using Google AI Studio, customize with temperature and voice options, and download the audio for cinema projects.

Learn to create multi-speaker voiceovers in Google AI Studio by formatting scripts with speaker labels, dialogue prompts, and templates.

Synchronize voiceover with AI-generated visuals by translating scripts into scenes using Gemini and Google Flow, creating visuals that match narration for CapCut-ready post-production.

Import your AI-generated assets into CapCut, drag them to the timeline, merge with voiceovers, and create AI videos, downloading CapCut for Windows or Mac.

Master CapCut editing for AI movies by configuring shortcuts, splitting and zooming on the main track, and generating captions, with magnet and auto snapping for precise cuts.

Master sound design by exploring Foley, ambience, ambient sounds, SFX, audio manipulation, and layering to sculpt emotion and rhythm in video edits, sourced from CapCut and Pixabay.

Export your CapCut video to 1080p 30fps with audio as needed, name it, choose an export folder, and disable watermark; then compress using HandBrake presets to reduce size.

Celebrate becoming an ai filmmaker by submitting your class project from one of three topics to create your video, and leave a good review if you learned something.