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Omar · @lighttrok
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Hey guys, it's a beautiful Thursday. And in this video, I wanted to explain to you how you're going to be able to replicate videos. Take the same exact scene and describe it with words so you can replicate it and generate your own video. But this method is going to be different. You're not going to be having to write down what is happening in the scene of the video you want to copy, but rather AI is going to do it for you. So when you come
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| Longest sentence | 48 words |
| Questions asked | 4 |
| Sentences containing a number | 1 |
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Hey guys, it's a beautiful Thursday. And in this video, I wanted to explain to you how you're going to be able to replicate videos. Take the same exact scene and describe it with words so you can replicate it and generate your own video. But this method is going to be different. You're not going to be having to write down what is happening in the scene of the video you want to copy, but rather AI is going to do it for you.
So when you come to the end of this video, you're going to be able to describe a scene of the video you want to replicate in the most fastest and most optimal way using AI. That being said, let's get into the video without any further. The first step is finding the video that you want to replicate and copy the link, download it to your laptop. Bam. The next step is opening Claude and doing the following. If you have Higgs Field already connected to Claude with MCP, then you don't have to worry about connecting it because it's already connected.
But if you haven't connected yet, make sure you connect Higgs Field with Claude. And there's a bunch of tutorials. It's really simple. Search up Higgs Field Higgs Field MCP. I wrote that wrong, but you're going to find it here MCP. Then you just do the following steps they teach you and integrate it with Claude. But since we have it integrated, it's already connected, we just tell Claude the following. Give me a widget so I can upload a video to Higgs Field.
And now it's finding the tools. It's going to give you the widget. And what we're going to do is upload the video we are going to replicate. So when the video is uploaded, you just click continue and you get the code here that allows Claude to see the video. And you're going to say the following to Claude. Use the Higgs Field analysis feature to analyze this video and give me the answer when it's done. And bam, you just send it.
As we see, it's queued and it's going to take a couple of minutes until Higgs Field analyzes the video and gives you the text back of what's happening in each scene of the video. Guys, this is not any ordinary skill we're using because a lot of people sleep on this thing. They didn't even know it existed that AI could analyze the video and give you scene by scene on what's happening. It's going to tell you For example, in the video we chose here, you see this when she puts it on and then she puts her hand on it.
All of this are going to be described solely by AI. So, you don't have to do it manually just just by typing on the keyboard or explaining it yourself to Claude. Everything will be done using fully AI. You need to take advantage of every single tool out there to save the most time and put the time into stuff that actually matters. After a couple of minutes have gone, just ask Claude, is it done? And it's going to answer to you.
Okay, here it's done. And it's going to give you second by second all the scenes in the video. It broke down every single scene and now what we're going to do is adjust it. What do we want from the video to be changed? Do we want to have the woman wearing black type of cardigan instead of the yellow one? Or do we want her to be wearing a red one? You choose. You go here and you describe exactly what you want. If you want to change the avatar, you attach the avatar you want to have in the chat here.
For simplicity's sake of this video, I just want to recreate the hook. So, we're going to do the following. We copy the hook scenes only. These are the hook scenes. This is the opening hook and this is still the cardboard version which shows the hair of the video. >> [music] >> Now that I have the scene explanation that AI gave me here, I paste it inside here, and then I paste the first frame of the first clip here, the first frame of the second clip, and the end frame of the second clip, too.
Guys, when you use this method, you should always be careful because AI is never perfect. It's never perfect. You need to double-check. For example, I realized for this one, it doesn't say that the girl should be pushing the prototype, the cardboard one, towards the wall and then leave it. It just says, "Woman in her 20s, cardigan, blah blah blah, holds up a crude cardboard." It doesn't say that she pushes it. So, you should go in there and say, "She should be putting it towards the wall and remove her hands while the card board prototype stays mounted on the wall." You should always double-check that everything is correct, as I as you saw.
Just put in whatever was missing, and then you just fire this. Now, if you realize I didn't tell it which prompt of these two that we have is for which first frame of these two. It's because Claude is trained. My Claude is trained. Maybe yours are not, so you need to be specific. For example, I can go back in and say that this prompt should be used for the first image, and that this prompt should be used for the second image, and that the last image is the end frame of the second image.
So, you need to be very specific, and then it's going to get it, and you're going to be able to train it over time by generating more videos. To show you guys what I mean, I'm going to explain it and show you exactly how you're going to do it. So, listen up to what I'm saying to Claude right now. For the first attached image in the widget, you should use the prompt below. Second attached image in the widget is a first frame of a new clip, and the third attached image in the widget is the end frame of the second image.
So, make sure you make them consistent and keep them exactly as they already are. And boom, we just send it, it's going to analyze everything, and it's going to get it correct. As mentioned before, just to keep it very simple, I generated the videos directly without removing the text. Otherwise, I would just go in here and send these and tell what I want to change. If I want the women's cardigan to be different, I just change it.
If I want the background to be different, I just change it. I just tell Claude everything, and I don't have to tell it to remove the text because it already knows that every image I send, it removes the text always. Okay, the videos are done. This is what it looks like. Perfect. All right, this is the second video, it's done. Let's watch it. Perfect. Perfect. Guys, this is how simple it really is. When you use AI to your advantage, everything becomes so much easier.
Everything becomes systematized. You can use the time that you saved just because you use AI, you take that time and put it into something more important, like finding new products, like actually taking care of the stuff that matters. With that being said, guys, hopefully you all found this valuable, and if you like me dropping value bombs as always, make sure you comment down below what you want to see next. And if you have any other question, you can join the Discord or text me, DM me on Instagram directly.
Hopefully, this makes sense, and hopefully, it helps.
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