Как я делаю 10 Reels из одного без новой съемки с ChatGPT — Transcript

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1. 0:00I recorded one talking-head video and
2. 0:03ended up with several completely
3. 0:05different videos with different editing
4. 0:07styles, different subtitles, different
5. 0:10animations, and different aesthetics,
6. 0:12even including a cartoon style. In this
7. 0:16video, I will show you how to turn one
8. 0:19simple Reel into 10 completely
9. 0:21different Reels. And I will also show
10. 0:24you a workflow on how you can use this
11. 0:27to grow your social media. Specifically
12. 0:30, Instagram. We will need the code and
13. 0:34a skill called Remotion. I will leave
14. 0:39the link to this skill in the comments,
15. 0:42and briefly put...With the help of this
16. 0:44skill, we will edit our videos directly
17. 0:47inside ChatGPT, without using CapCut,
18. 0:50After Effects, DaVinci, or any other
19. 0:52applications. We simply won't need them
20. 0:56. All we need is just ChatGPT, and
21. 0:58that's it. Let me show you how to
22. 1:01launch all of this and how to make a
23. 1:03finished video in literally two clicks.
24. 1:05We go into ChatGPT and send it the link
25. 1:08to the GitHub repository. And, for
26. 1:10example, we enter this command: "Look,
27. 1:13I just sent you a link to a GitHub
28. 1:15repository. Fully study these skills
29. 1:18that I sent you. Install them on my
30. 1:21computer so that we can edit videos
31. 1:23together in the future." We paste this
32. 1:26command and send it to him. I already
33. 1:28have everything set up. After you
34. 1:31download this repository and install it
35. 1:34on your computer, you won't need to
36. 1:36install anything else in the future.
37. 1:39And it will look like the following for
38. 1:42you. That is, you go into skills, and
39. 1:45you will have various skills installed
40. 1:48here that will allow us to work with
41. 1:50our videos and edit them. That means
42. 1:53Remotion best practices, Remotion
43. 1:55create—in short, all those skills
44. 1:58that were specified in our repository
45. 2:00directly on GitHub. After we have
46. 2:03installed everything, we move on to the
47. 2:06most interesting part, namely, editing.
48. 2:09Look, my stance is this. It is very
49. 2:13difficult for me to describe an editing
50. 2:15style, and it is much easier for me to
51. 2:17show it like: "Bro, here's a Reel,
52. 2:19please make it look like this." I want
53. 2:21it to be like this. Let's turn this
54. 2:23into that. That is exactly what we are
55. 2:25going to do now. Look, I have a folder
56. 2:27named "video" on my desktop. I have my
57. 2:29raw footage. Let's take a look at it to
58. 2:32see what it consists of.
59. 2:39>> So, it is a full video in English for
60. 2:42my English-language Instagram. And if
61. 2:45we look at it, we will notice that
62. 2:46there is absolutely nothing there. And
63. 2:48in many moments, I am even reading from
64. 2:50the screen because, well, it is hard
65. 2:51for me to remember English speech
66. 2:53sometimes. Okay? So, I have my raw
67. 2:56source, bare, without subtitles,
68. 2:58without anything. And what else do I
69. 3:00have? I just opened Instagram, scrolled
70. 3:03through my feed, and found this. Anyway
71. 3:15, I thought this one was really
72. 3:17interesting. It has interesting
73. 3:19graphics, interesting motion design,
74. 3:22interesting sound effects, and
75. 3:25background music. And so, all I need to
76. 3:29do now is go into ChatGPT, into the
77. 3:32code interpreter, and tell him. Let's
78. 3:35see, look here buddy, I have a folder
79. 3:40on my desktop called Video. In this
80. 3:43folder, there is a video file named "
81. 3:47first." That’s my raw footage. It’s
82. 3:49just me talking to the camera, it’s
83. 3:51completely ready for processing. And
84. 3:53also in that folder, there is a file
85. 3:55called "reference." This file contains
86. 3:58the reels. And what do I want from you?
87. 4:02Right now, I want you to take the
88. 4:04editing style from there, all the
89. 4:07motion effects, any transitions, uh,
90. 4:10maybe some sound effects, maybe some
91. 4:13subtitles, and edit my video for me.
92. 4:17Note that my video is in a horizontal
93. 4:19format, and you need to make it
94. 4:21vertical. What do I want to see? I want
95. 4:24to see thematic zooms. I want to see
96. 4:28moments when I’m not in the frame.
97. 4:31There’s only my voice-over. I want to
98. 4:34see, for example, when the screen is
99. 4:36split into two parts: in the bottom
100. 4:37part I am speaking, and in the top part
101. 4:39there is a visualization of my speech.
102. 4:41So, your task is to fully edit it for
103. 4:44me according to the example I’m
104. 4:46sending you. Don’t copy it exactly;
105. 4:49just copy the essence, please. And if
106. 4:52you have any questions left, please ask
107. 4:54me before you start working. That’s
108. 4:57it. So, we’ve just told him what he
109. 5:01needs to do. Now he will access our
110. 5:03folder on the desktop directly and
111. 5:05verify that all the files are actually
112. 5:07there. And let’s see what he makes
113. 5:10for us. Okay, so he sent us a response
114. 5:12and asked some questions. We’ll save
115. 5:14the whole text. And about 4, oh, look,
116. 5:20answering your first question. No. You
117. 5:22don’t need to shorten the pauses. My
118. 5:24video is already completely ready for
119. 5:26your editing. Subtitles. Insert
120. 5:27subtitles in the language of the
121. 5:29original speech. Correct. Since I was
122. 5:31speaking in English. Yes. Use a
123. 5:34cream-orange palette, and you can
124. 5:36choose the music and short effects
125. 5:39yourself, but it’s important to me
126. 5:41that you copy the style, so that, uh,
127. 5:43certain sound effects match the
128. 5:46specific moments you’ve visualized in
129. 5:48this video. You can start working.
130. 5:51We’re sending our request. And,
131. 5:53actually, we’re waiting for him to
132. 5:56finish the edit and see what he was
133. 5:59able to do with just one prompt. Here,
134. 6:03by the way, we can already see how he
135. 6:05opened the Remotion browser tab
136. 6:06directly inside GPT. And here, it will
137. 6:11directly prepare the entire video track
138. 6:13, and later we will be able to edit it.
139. 6:17But since I'm lazy, I'll just tell it
140. 6:18what to do with words if I need to edit
141. 6:20anything. So, ours is already ready. It
142. 6:23took literally 10 minutes to edit.
143. 6:25Let's see what we ended up with.
144. 6:29Chinese developer built an entire video
145. 6:31automation tool for absolutely free.
146. 6:33It's called money printer turbo, an
147. 6:35open source tool with 125,000 stars on
148. 6:39GitHub. You give it one topic. It
149. 6:41writes the script, pulls matching stock
150. 6:44footage, generates the voiceovers,
151. 6:47assigns the subtitles, adds background
152. 6:49music and renders a finished video in
153. 6:529:16, 16: 9 or square format. It plugs
154. 6:55into GPT, Claude, Gemini, DeepSeek or
155. 6:58whatever model you use. It even
156. 7:00auto-posts straight into your TikTok,
157. 7:03Instagram or even YouTube shorts. This
158. 7:05is not a video editor with AI on. It's
159. 7:09a full-stack pipeline that skips
160. 7:11editors entirely. So comment "
161. 7:13automation" and I will send you the
162. 7:14link. Holy cow. I don't even know what
163. 7:25to say. Oh, you know, there is one very
164. 7:29important point, because if we look at
165. 7:32my source file, we can notice that here
166. 7:35and there, for example, I am reading
167. 7:37from the board. Here I am also reading,
168. 7:41here I am also reading. And here I am
169. 7:44also reading. That is, periodically I
170. 7:45look into the camera, periodically I
171. 7:47read. And in the finished reel, it
172. 7:49completely removed the moments where I
173. 7:52am reading from the screen. That is, it
174. 7:55prepared it for me in such a way as to
175. 7:57remove all the moments when I read from
176. 7:59the screen, and left only those moments
177. 8:01when I look into the camera. So, well,
178. 8:04basically we are done there is nothing
179. 8:12left to do. So that's it, the reel is
180. 8:14already ready. We can publish it
181. 8:16without any edits, without any
182. 8:18descriptions. So we got a finished
183. 8:20result on the first try. I'm curious
184. 8:23what will happen if I give it
185. 8:25completely different references now,
186. 8:27not as successful as these, maybe some
187. 8:30animation, some 2D animation, or even
188. 8:33cartoon animation. And let's see how it
189. 8:36handles that. Open source tool with
190. 8:41125,000 stars on GitHub. You give it
191. 8:42one topic, it writes the script, pulls
192. 8:44matching stock footage, generates the
193. 8:45voice, assigns the subtitles, adds
194. 8:46background music and renders a finished
195. 8:48video in 9:16, 16: 9 or square format.
196. 8:49It hooks into GPT, Claude, Gemini,
197. 8:50DeepSeek or whatever model you use, it
198. 8:52even auto-posts straight into your
199. 8:53TikTok or even YouTube shorts. This
200. 8:54isn't a video editor with AI on. It's a
201. 8:56full-stack pipeline that skips editors
202. 8:57entirely. So comment "automation" and I
203. 8:59will send you the link. A Chinese
204. 9:00developer built an entire video
205. 9:01automation tool for absolutely free.
206. 9:02It's called Money Printer Turbo, an
207. 9:03open-source tool with 125,000 stars on
208. 9:04GitHub. You give it one topic. It
209. 9:06scripts it, matches stock footage,
210. 9:07generates voiceovers, adds subtitles,
211. 9:09includes background music, and renders
212. 9:10a finished video in 9:16 or square
213. 9:12format. It plugs into GPT, Claude,
214. 9:13Gemini, DeepSeek, or whatever model you
215. 9:14use; it even auto-posts straight to
216. 9:16your TikTok, Instagram, or YouTube
217. 9:17Shorts. This is not just a video editor
218. 9:18with AI. It is a fully automated
219. 9:20pipeline that skips editors entirely.
220. 9:21So comment "automation" and I will send
221. 9:22you the link. A Chinese developer built
222. 9:23an entire video automation tool for
223. 9:24absolutely free. It's called Money
224. 9:25Printer Turbo, an open-source tool with
225. 9:27125,000 stars on GitHub. You give it
226. 9:28one topic. It scripts it, matches stock
227. 9:30footage, generates voiceovers, adds
228. 9:31subtitles, includes background music,
229. 9:33and renders a finished video in 9:16 or
230. 9:34square format. It plugs into GPT,
231. 9:36Claude, Gemini, DeepSeek, or whatever
232. 9:37model you use; it even auto-posts
233. 9:38straight to your TikTok, Instagram, or
234. 9:40YouTube Shorts. This is not just a
235. 9:41video editor with AI. It is a fully
236. 9:42automated pipeline that skips editors
237. 9:44entirely. So comment "automation" and I
238. 9:45will send you the link. A Chinese
239. 9:46developer built an entire video
240. 9:47automation tool for absolutely free.
241. 9:48It's called Money Printer Turbo, an
242. 9:49open-source tool with 125,000 stars on
243. 9:50GitHub. You give it one topic. It
244. 9:52scripts it, matches stock footage,
245. 9:53generates voiceovers, adds subtitles,
246. 9:55includes background music, and renders
247. 9:56a finished video in 9:16 or square
248. 9:58format. It plugs into GPT, Claude,
249. 9:59Gemini, DeepSeek, or whatever model you
250. 10:01use; it even auto-posts straight to
251. 10:02your TikTok, Instagram, or YouTube
252. 10:03Shorts. This is not just a video editor
253. 10:05; it's a full pipeline that skips
254. 10:06editing entirely. So comment "
255. 10:07automation" and I will send you the
256. 10:08link. A Chinese developer built an
257. 10:09entire video automation tool for
258. 10:10absolutely free. It's called Money
259. 10:11Printer Turbo, an open-source tool with
260. 10:13125,000 stars on GitHub. You give it
261. 10:14one topic. It scripts it, matches stock
262. 10:16footage, generates voiceovers, adds
263. 10:17subtitles, includes background music,
264. 10:19and renders a finished video in 9:16 or
265. 10:21square format. It plugs into GPT,
266. 10:22Claude, Gemini, DeepSeek, or whatever
267. 10:24model you use, even auto-posting to
268. 10:26TikTok, Instagram, or YouTube with a
269. 10:28pipeline that skips editing entirely.
270. 10:32>> Well, listen, it turned out pretty good
271. 10:34, considering that, once again, I
272. 10:36repeat, it was all generated from just
273. 10:38a single prompt. I had a raw source and
274. 10:41a reference from someone else's Reel
275. 10:44that I wanted to take the style from,
276. 10:47and it turned out really cool. So, how
277. 10:50can you fully utilize and get the most
278. 10:54out of this function, out of this
279. 10:59opportunity? You have some Instagram
280. 11:02Reels that have gained quite a lot of
281. 11:04views. You can take that same one, put
282. 11:08it into ChatGPT, and give it a
283. 11:10reference you want to see in your
284. 11:13future edit, the style you want to copy
285. 11:16, and just create a new video and
286. 11:18upload it to your Reels. You can upload
287. 11:23many such clones to Instagram Reels in
288. 11:26this way and gain subscribers and an
289. 11:29audience. And you can also easily
290. 11:33re-upload them to other platforms, in
291. 11:36other languages—Russian, English, or
292. 11:38others—and expand your funnel,
293. 11:41increase your traffic and the entries
294. 11:44into your funnel literally. That is,
295. 11:48you take one source file and get 10-20
296. 11:50completely ready-made Reels that you
297. 11:53can use later. And this process is also
298. 11:56very easily automated. I used to spend
299. 12:00about two hours editing similar Reels.
300. 12:03That means finding sound effects,
301. 12:05selecting subtitles, picking references
302. 12:08, putting it all together, editing it
303. 12:10the way I want, editing myself so I
304. 12:12don't look away somewhere and always
305. 12:14look straight—now, it's literally two
306. 12:17clicks and you're done. And you can
307. 12:20multiply this content almost infinitely
308. 12:23. Set up the camera, say something,
309. 12:26edit it, immediately throw it into
310. 12:28ChatGPT, and choose any successful
311. 12:30reference. It will do it all for you
312. 12:32just like that, like this, and like
313. 12:33that. Here you go, take it and upload
314. 12:34it. Keep doing it like that for me.
315. 12:36Meaning the time spent on content
316. 12:39creation at this stage is minimal. And
317. 12:42I will leave all the useful links in my
318. 12:44Telegram channel. A link to the GitHub
319. 12:45repository. Also a link to a text
320. 12:48instruction so it’s more convenient
321. 12:50for you to use. And see you in the next
322. 12:52video.