Creating Hyper Realistic AI Videos

Did you know if you combine a Claude skill with C-dance 2.0, you get these hyper realistic

AI UGC videos that look like actual UGC, not that plasticky looking AI stuff that we all

are seeing from other videos. No freaking way! My Italian husband bet me $100. I couldn't tell

the difference between his fancy bottle and boxed wine. Okay, so step one is we're gonna go to the

description down below and you're going to download the Claude skill that I created. Then

you're going to go to Claude on desktop and you're going to click the three lines on the side chat,

go to customize skills plus create skill, upload skill and you're going to drag in the zip file

that I provided for you. And you're going to see once it's installed, we have a C-dance 2.0 UGC

director with all these rules that it's going to follow. And if you want to give us a try

immediately, you can just click these three dots and click try in chat.

But in general, if you want to just access it, you click slash seed dance, and you do

that.

Now what we're going to be doing is actually given it one of our scripts that we have for

a UGC video, we're going to treat seed dance 2.0 like an actual UGC creator, I'm going

to just very simply upload this UGC script and make sure you're on Opus 4.7.

You know this is working when it's doing reading seed dance 2.0 add skill director to understand

structure, it needs to do that if it's not doing that, and it's just giving you an output,

it's wrong, you need to try again.

Now, if you watch my last video, I talked about how you need to use creators referenced

from Pinterest to lock in that realistic result.

So what it's going to do is give you links for this specific UGC video where you can

click on it, and it's going to open Pinterest for you to find creators and lock in that

format, that style.

So for this specific script, you can see it's a video where somebody is doing a taste test

and it's a challenge.

So you can see if you read this, it tells you what to pick.

Only use clean photos, no emojis, no watermarks, nothing, okay?

So first we're going to go through all of these and we're going to find what our creator

is going to look like.

So we're basically thinking like a director and we're thinking, cool, let's find somebody

who's going to be our creator, like this girl looks pretty good.

Actually, I think the best one is going to be someone like this.

And you can see this is shot on an iPhone, you can see the ray of light here, you can

see the quality of everything.

We want to lock in this style.

And the thing about Pinterest is when you click on an image and you scroll down, it

gives you other suggestions of similar ones.

So I've decided to go with this one here and I'm going to click save image as and I'm going

to save the name as creator.

You have to be very organized.

You can see there's four scenes and if we scroll down, there's segment 104, 204, 304

and 404 because there's a 15 second limit on seat dance.

For the first one, I'm going to click here and I'm going to find a reference for the

location.

For example, this is perfect.

Now I'm going to click this, save it and do kitchen counter reference.

And for the $100 bill slapped on kitchen counter, because it's following our script, I'm going

to do something like this $100 bill.

Cool.

We're not going to head into Max Fusion and we're going to go to videos.

We're going to do seat dance 2.0 and you can see here you can upload up to nine images

for reference.

I'm going to click this, upload image, going to upload our creator, kitchen counter reference,

$100 bill, click copy here.

I'm going to paste it inside seat dance in Max Fusion.

You can reference specific images with an at sign.

iPhone handheld UGC video at image one.

This one is the creator.

That's correct.

One thing as well, if you want to put the product image in here, like maybe have it

on the counter on the side, I can go and find the image of the product and somewhere here

I can say we have the boxed wine from at, and I can reference it.

The last thing I want to do is make sure this is.

15 seconds and 720p.

We don't want it to look too high definition.

And now we're gonna hit generate and let it roll.

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All right, now after waiting, here's what we have.

Okay, so my Italian husband just bet me 100 docks.

I can't tell the difference

between his fancy bottle wine and boxed wine.

But actually it worked.

It didn't work exactly how he wanted it,

but we have a very realistic iPhone looking shot.

And here's the attempt to.

Okay, so my Italian husband just bet me 100 bucks.

I can't tell the difference

between his fancy bottle wine and boxed wine.

I mean, it looks fantastic.

And we did this a lot of different times,

different examples.

My Italian husband bet me $100.

I couldn't tell the difference

between his fancy bottle and boxed wine.

And if I just show you what we use for this.

It was literally just the images that we got from Pinterest.

All right, with all those changes,

let's see how this turned out.

Okay, so my Italian husband just bet me $100.

I can't tell the difference between his.

So what you do next is for the next part of the video,

you'll go down to segment two or four

where she's tasting the videos.

But the thing is we need to use

the same consistency throughout.

So inside Max Fusion, I just go to extract frame

and I go to drag a shot here.

I'm gonna do send to save images,

can go to CDAN 2.0 references, select image.

I click this image and that's basically the creator

that we're starting with.

And then I can go here, I can copy and paste.

And this image one is the creator,

same person, slightly closer to me in the shot.

She leans forward to take sips of the wine.

All right, let's see the shot.

Yeah, it's fine.

Nice.

Not sure, it's very dry and strong.

Let me just finally show you final ad look like.

No freaking way.

My Italian husband just bet me $100.

I can't tell the difference

between his fancy bottle wine and boxed wine.

So we're doing this.

Yeah, it's fine.

Not sure, it's very dry and strong.

Ooh, I like this one.

Ooh, this one is also good.

No, absolutely not that one.

I love number three, that's my favorite.

And number four.

Number three is boxed wine

and number four is a 150 bottle of wine.

No freaking way.

That's it, enjoy, have fun, make some cool stuff.