I just built YouTube Long to 20 Shorts Auto with n8n + AI - Saves 15 hrs/week for Real Estate founders. Here's the flow:
Long Video (Course / YouTube) -> GDrive Watch (n8n)
-> Transcription AI (transcription) -> AI finds 20 hooks (Claude API)
-> AI cuts clips (video editing tool) -> Auto adds captions (white text + black bar) + music -14dB
-> Auto publish to YT Shorts + IG Reels + TikTok + FB Reels - One click 4 platforms - Auto schedule
Result: Founder uploads 1 long video -> Gets 20 Shorts auto -> 15 hrs saved/week -> No manual editing
Stack: n8n + Make + transcription AI + Claude API + video editing tool + YT API + IG API
Recent: 5 Habits For Success - 5 video samples - P1 Stock, P2 AI 3D+Human Rainbow, P3 2D Template, P4 Stick Figure, P5 Spokesperson - All 1080x1920 9:16 - Specs: white text black bar, -14dB, no watermark
Built my portfolio in 1 hour after years of procrastinating. The trick: references first, design every motion yourself, dictate prompts with Wispr Flow, name #GSAP + #Lenis, build with Claude, publish with #Lovable. AI executes, you direct. 👇
A clean light workspace with playful speaker avatars, coral and teal voice tracks, and a bold purple export button for a friendly and creative first impression.
A side by side script view with original and dubbed lines, smart rewrites that fit the original timing, cloned voices for each speaker, and a multi track timeline make dubbing a video feel simple and fast. Clear timing tags, soft panels, and familiar editing tools keep the whole app easy to use.
Night After Halloween already has a fantastic script, and now comes the exciting part: bringing it to life through AI-powered visual storytelling.
My role is to take what's been imagined on paper and translate it into a cinematic experience through AI video production, creative direction, visual development, and detailed shot-by-shot execution.
From establishing the film's visual language and building atmospheric environments to crafting compelling characters, cinematic compositions, and seamless sequences, every visual decision needs to serve the story.
The goal isn't simply to generate beautiful AI visuals. It's to create a cohesive film where every frame feels intentional, every scene carries the right emotion, and the final experience does justice to the script.
The story is already there. Now, it's time to make audiences see it exactly as we envision it.
Keeping characters this consistent across shots is the hardest part of AI short films, and the atmosphere already feels cohesive in just 10 seconds. Curious how you're handling continuity once the story moves into new environments.