Hoping this video will help you make better AI videos. Let me know what your biggest issue is with AI videos and I will make a video on it!
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Great information for someone with unlimited finances to pay for various models for revamping upscaling etc. I wish I had an unlimited budget to utilize all of this great information. Great job!! Just unrealistic for those of us who aren’t being funded by an outside source

Lighting and audio are still the two things AI cannot fix in post — most creators obsess over which AI tool to use while completely ignoring the fundamentals that make or break viewer trust in the first 3 seconds.

I just subscribed.. Very valuable information. I can't wait to start creating stories, movies, concepts that I always wanted to do.

Bro, I’m from India, and I genuinely look forward to your videos. I’ve learned a lot from your content, and I really appreciate the amount of effort you put into everything you create. Thank you for that.

Honestly, this video helped me a lot because I was stuck in the loop of writing overly long and unnecessarily complicated prompts. The way you explained everything in a simple and practical manner gave me a lot of clarity.

I’m especially interested in creating content around Indian Gods and divine cinematic visuals. If possible someday, I’d love to see you make a detailed video on that topic too — things like divine powers, cinematic depth, spiritual beauty, atmosphere, lighting, and how to create those grand, breathtaking visuals. It would be amazing to learn from that.

And one funny thing 😅
You actually look a lot like my aunt’s son, so watching your videos sometimes reminds me of him too.

Thanks again, brother ❤️

I admit it, my efforts in Kling are basically pants even when I follow word to word prompts and I simply don't have the cash to throw on endless retries etc.  I would say I get a 10% success rate... for instance I'm trying to do a scene for a music video and the car I had in "elements" all looked okay, except it was going backwards and I couldn't "reverse video" as it came up with the message "unable to reverse as file Number 104 is corrupt"... 84 credits down the toilet.  Your stuff is very good though, definitely out of my league!

This is absolutely wonderful. This put every step in one place and whereall one needs to be careful and intentional so that you realize what you imagine without burning out the credits. What I would like to know is - when do you upscale? After you have made your video (say a 5 minute film) or you keep on upscaling individual clips? And does Topaz on Higgsfield or any other platform take 5 minutes or 10 minutes in one go?

Greatly appreciate you sir!

The 5 Common Mistakes:

1. Prompting Before Thinking (1:04-7:11): Users often guess inputs without a plan. The fix is to define a concept and create a storyboard first. Using a structured worksheet (Subject + Action + Environment + Style + Audio) significantly improves output consistency.
2. The Copy-Paste Trap (7:12-9:38): Blindly trusting LLMs for long, descriptive prompts often leads to confusion. Instead, use LLMs as a strategic advisor to iterate on your own ideas, and always use image references to anchor the AI's generation.
3. Not Using Systems (9:41-16:56): Pros use consistent systems rather than writing prompts from scratch. Dan shares four systems:
Simple Structure: Style + Action + Camera.
Seance Structure: Subject + Action + Environment + Style + Audio.
Timeline Prompting: Describing what happens at specific intervals (e.g., per second).
JSON Prompting: A technical, highly structured format for complex scenes.
4. Using the Wrong Model (16:58-18:13): Different models excel at different things (realism, motion, dialogue). It is crucial to test and select the model best suited for your specific task.
5. Not Going the Extra Mile (18:14-20:17): Post-generation is key. This includes cutting between multiple generation attempts to find the best shots, professional sound design, and careful upscaling/grading.

You're a great communicator, appreciate your work a lot.

Awesome vid, thanks! I appreciate the effort considering how fast the models are evolving.

”You start prompting before you start thinking” such a good point to remember🔥

thanks Dan for your always generous teaching on ai video❤🎉

Great info! Thanks for all your hard work

😊😊😊😊 I initially chose the wrong AI tool, but after watching your video, I found the right path.

thanks Dan! I'll use your link to get started. Appreciate it!

thank you

Another amazing banger for the community. Thanks Dan. Hugs.

Hi Dan, thank you for the brilliantly explained latest tutorial regarding bad or good workflow to generate Ai content. Could you please prepare a tutorial specifically multi dialogue scene with dialogue? How can one prepare characters voices according to their looks, personality and emotions? What are the best practices (do's & don'ts). How to use the generated audio in the video-generating processes.
I appreciate it if you could explain with practical examples or create a small scene with multiple characters' dialogues.
Thanks

Aint no way i clicked immedietly. as always loooks really helpful and informative.