How to Make AI Animated Videos Like Day One Films (FREE PROMPT) — Transcript
Full transcript
- 0:00I'm going to show you exactly how to
- 0:02create AI animated videos like Day One
- 0:04Films using a simple master prompt and
- 0:06free AI tools. This YouTube channel is
- 0:09using simple 3D characters to create
- 0:11animated short films about
- 0:12self-improvement, motivation,
- 0:14discipline, and life lessons. And with
- 0:16just 11 uploaded videos, the channel had
- 0:19already gained over 30,000 subscribers,
- 0:22with some videos crossing 2 million
- 0:23views and others reaching over 1 million
- 0:26views. And what makes this format unique
- 0:28is how it transforms simple self-
- 0:30improvement topics into cinematic
- 0:31animated films that people actually want
- 0:33to watch. So now, let's build one
- 0:36ourselves. Take the custom master prompt
- 0:38provided with this video, open ChatGPT,
- 0:41and paste it in. ChatGPT will give you
- 0:43five animated film ideas based on
- 0:45self-improvement and philosophical
- 0:47storytelling. Go through the titles and
- 0:49pick the one that interests you the
- 0:50most. Once you select your idea and hit
- 0:52send, ChatGPT will generate the complete
- 0:54script, the image prompts for every
- 0:56scene, the motion prompts to animate
- 0:58each image, and the voice-over lines
- 1:00that belong to each scene. So basically,
- 1:02everything you need to create your
- 1:04animated film is generated for you. Now,
- 1:06let's move to the visuals. Open Google
- 1:08Flow AI and make sure your image
- 1:10settings are set exactly like this.
- 1:12Then, copy the master image prompt that
- 1:14you'll use to maintain the same visual
- 1:16style throughout the entire video. After
- 1:18that, copy the first image prompt from
- 1:20ChatGPT, tag your reference character
- 1:22image if supported, and hit send. In a
- 1:24few moments, your first image will
- 1:26appear.
- 1:28Now, repeat the same process for the
- 1:29remaining scenes. Copy each image
- 1:31prompt, tag the same character
- 1:33reference, and generate the next image.
- 1:35Once you're done, you'll have a complete
- 1:37set of images ready to turn into your
- 1:38own animated short film.
- 1:41But before we animate these images, we
- 1:43need the voice-over narration. For this,
- 1:46I'm using Google AI Studio. Open it,
- 1:48switch to the appropriate audio or
- 1:50speech generation workflow, and choose a
- 1:52suitable voice model from the options
- 1:53available. Next, choose a narrator that
- 1:56matches the tone of your script. You can
- 1:58adjust the voice style, pacing, and
- 2:00other available settings to get the kind
- 2:01of narration you're looking for. Now,
- 2:03copy the script generated by ChatGPT,
- 2:06paste it into the appropriate field, and
- 2:08hit run to generate your voiceover. Once
- 2:10the audio is ready, listen to it quickly
- 2:12and make sure the narration sounds
- 2:14right.
- 2:14>> did highlight my private struggles to
- 2:17their public victories.
- 2:18>> Now, we can move on to the animation. Go
- 2:21back to Flow AI and open the video
- 2:22generation section. Select Omni Flash if
- 2:25it's available in your current workflow,
- 2:27and make sure the rest of your settings
- 2:28match what I'm showing on the screen.
- 2:30Now, tag the first image you want to
- 2:32animate, go back to ChatGPT, and copy
- 2:35the motion prompt that belongs to that
- 2:37scene. Paste the motion prompt into Flow
- 2:39and hit send. And just like that, your
- 2:42first image is now an animated clip.
- 2:44Now, repeat the same process for all the
- 2:46remaining images. Make sure you match
- 2:48each image with its correct motion
- 2:50prompt so that the movements fit the
- 2:52story and the voiceover. Once you've
- 2:54finished generating all the clips,
- 2:55download them, and let's move to the
- 2:57final step. Now, open CapCut and import
- 3:00all your animated clips along with the
- 3:02[music] voiceover. First, place the
- 3:04voiceover on the timeline. Then, arrange
- 3:06your animated clips in the correct
- 3:07[music] order to match the narration. Go
- 3:09through the entire timeline and adjust
- 3:11the clips wherever necessary. Add
- 3:14transitions between scenes when they
- 3:15make sense, and make sure the visuals
- 3:17change at the right moment as the
- 3:19narration plays. Personally, I also like
- 3:21adding custom adjustments to my videos
- 3:23to make the overall look more
- 3:25consistent. You can adjust the
- 3:26brightness, contrast, and other settings
- 3:28to get the final look you're going for.
- 3:31Once everything is in place, play the
- 3:32entire video from beginning to end, make
- 3:35any final changes, and export your
- 3:37finished animated film. And that's it.
- 3:39You've just created your own AI animated
- 3:42short film using a simple master prompt
- 3:44and AI tools. If you want to try this
- 3:46workflow yourself, I've included the
- 3:48custom master prompt with this video, so
- 3:50you can follow along and create your own
- 3:52original animated film. If this tutorial
- 3:54helped you, hit the like button,
- 3:56subscribe to the channel for more AI
- 3:58video creation tutorials, and let me
- 4:00know in the comments which type of
- 4:01animated film you'd [music] like to
- 4:02create next.
- 4:04Every morning, I wake up and check how
- 4:06far everyone else has gone. [music]
- 4:08Someone buys a house, someone gets
- 4:09promoted, someone my age is living the
- 4:12life I keep promising myself, and
- 4:14suddenly my own life feels smaller.
- 4:17Nothing has changed in my room, my
- 4:19problems are still here, but somehow I
- 4:21feel behind. It's strange how I can have
- 4:23a perfectly good day until I see someone
- 4:26else's life. I open my phone for 5
- 4:28minutes, an hour later I'm comparing my
- 4:30beginning to someone else's middle, my
- 4:32private struggles to their public
- 4:34victories. I know people only show
- 4:36pieces of their lives. I know everyone
- 4:38moves at a different pace, but knowing
- 4:40doesn't stop the feeling. A quiet voice
- 4:42asks me, "Why aren't you there yet? What
- 4:45have you been doing all this time? What
- 4:46if you never become anything special?"
- 4:48Every time I achieve something, I
- 4:50celebrate for a moment.
- 4:52Then I find someone who has achieved
- 4:54more.
- 4:56Every finish line becomes another reason
- 4:58to feel inadequate.
- 5:01One night, I sit alone scrolling through
- 5:04another person's perfect life.
- 5:07Then I look around my room.
- 5:09My unfinished plans sit on the desk.
- 5:12My forgotten dreams gather dust.
- 5:16And I realize something painful.
- 5:18I'm so busy watching other people live
- 5:21that I barely notice what I'm doing
- 5:22[music] with my own life.
- 5:25I'm not falling behind.
- 5:28I'm abandoning my own direction to watch
- 5:30everyone else's.
- 5:33So I put the phone down.
- 5:35Nothing magically changes.
- 5:38Other people keep succeeding.
- 5:40My problems remain.
- 5:43But I can choose differently.
- 5:45I can work quietly.
- 5:47Celebrate someone else's success without
- 5:50turning it into a judgment of myself and
- 5:52let my progress be small without calling
- 5:54it worthless. [music]
- 5:55There will always be someone richer,
- 5:58faster, or further ahead. If I use
- 6:00everyone as a measuring stick, I will
- 6:02never feel enough. My life is not a race
- 6:05I have to win against anyone else. It's
- 6:07a life I have to learn to live.
About this transcript
This page contains the full transcript of How to Make AI Animated Videos Like Day One Films (FREE PROMPT) by 10X Media , generated from the public captions YouTube serves with the video. The transcript has 1,098 words across 177 segments, with the original timestamps preserved so you can click any line to jump to that moment in the embedded player.
What you can do with it
Use the transcript to take notes, quote the speaker, build a study guide, generate a summary with ChatGPT or Claude via the YouTube Summary tool, or export it as a timed subtitle file with YouTube to SRT. You can also re-open it in the transcriber to translate the transcript into 100+ languages.
Free YouTube transcript tool
YouTube2Text is a free YouTube transcript generator — no signup, no daily limit. Paste any YouTube link and get the full transcript instantly, with timestamps, click-to-jump, translation to 100+ languages, AI prompts for ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini, and exports to TXT, SRT, VTT, or Markdown.