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AI Presenter: One Weird Fact
An original AI presenter explains why octopuses would rather crawl than swim.
How it was made
- A fact-checked 45-word script. It's a fast presenter style, so each 8-second clip carries about 22 words, more than the course's 12-word rule for drama dialogue; for acted scenes keep to 12 words or fewer per clip.
- One plate of Nova, then two clips with the line written into the prompt so the mouth moves to it.
- A voice designed in ElevenLabs from a text description, lined up with the mouth timing.
- The AI miscounted her fingers on 'three hearts', so the edit punches in on her face for those 3 seconds instead of re-rolling.
- 'AI presenter' label on screen the whole time; B-roll end card with the call to action.
What it shows
- An original presenter, a designed voice, lip-sync, an on-screen AI label, and fixing a bad gesture in the edit.
The key prompt
Photoreal creator video. Static camera, medium close-up. The woman talks straight to camera, warm and lively. She says in clear English: "Did you know octopuses have three hearts? Two pump blood to the gills, and one pumps it to the rest of the body." The line ends by 7 seconds, then she smiles and holds. Ambient noise and SFX: her voice only, quiet room tone. No music. Single continuous shot, no cuts. (no subtitles) Clean frame with no on-screen text.
AI-generated film. Tools: Google Flow (Nano Banana Pro, Veo 3.1), ElevenLabs, DaVinci Resolve.