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Section 14

Scenes and Visuals

How to plan, generate, edit, and export faceless video visuals: the asset pipeline, storyboards, retention editing, openings, niche styles, and stock.

Start this section 8 lessons · 22 min
  1. 1. The AI-Video Asset Pipeline The eight-step order for AI video, from idea and brief to shot list, storyboard, and generation, so editing becomes simple assembly. 3 min
  2. 2. Storyboards & Frame Prep How to audit a storyboard for composition, continuity, flow, and camera variety before generating, and prep key stills first. 3 min
  3. 3. Editing for Retention (Pacing & Motion) Why nothing on screen should sit still, and why the visual should match exactly what the narrator says at that moment. 3 min
  4. 4. Openings & 'Face-To' Interview Clips How to open on your strongest clip, put your best visuals in the first minutes, and use interview clips to lift quality. 3 min
  5. 5. Editing Recipes by Niche & Audience How to match your editing style to your niche and viewers, and compare your video with the top channel before uploading. 3 min
  6. 6. Export Settings (4K, AV1/VP9; 1080p Floor) Export at 1080p H.264, save it as a preset, and stop spending time on export settings that do not change results. 2 min
  7. 7. Assembling & Polishing AI-Generated Footage How to review every generated clip for broken hands and objects, regenerate bad shots, sync to voiceover, and grade the look. 3 min
  8. 8. Sourcing Visuals (Stock, AI, B-roll) Where footage comes from, like Pexels and Pixabay, the rights risk in paid stock, and how icon sets can carry concept videos. 3 min

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