Carl's AI Watts: Six Ways to Make Animations with Opus
Carl's AI Watts released a video of nearly 7 minutes, organizing six ways to make animations with Opus: product promos, educational animations, hand-drawn animation, 3D scenes, music videos, and techniques for using AI video to create smooth transitions. The author says you don't need to learn to code first, but you do need to explain clearly the effect you want; the video includes segmented chapters such as "00:23 Principles of Code Animation."
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I've rarely posted long videos on Twitter before, but today I'm trying it out.
In this episode, I talk about using Opus to make animations, and I've organized six types of use cases: product promos, explainer animations, hand-drawn animation, 3D scenes, music videos, and techniques for using AI video to create smooth transitions.
You don't need to learn to code first, but you do need to explain clearly what effect you want. The video is almost 7 minutes long, so those interested can watch it slowly, or jump straight to the part you want to see👇
00:00 Opening 00:23 Principles of code animation 01:10 Product promos 03:00 Explainer animations 03:41 Hand-drawn/style animation 04:40 3D scenes 05:39 Music videos 06:16 Smooth transition techniques