@justmee4232: That’s a strong direction. For a YouTube educational video, I’d structure it like a professional masterclass, where you’re the instructor throughout the video. One small correction: I think you meant “maintain my face in all the scenes” (not “west’s”). Since I can’t claim Dola AI has a guaranteed face-consistency feature, the safest approach is to explain that viewers should use the same reference image and the same character description in every prompt to keep the character as consistent as possible. A professional YouTube tutorial should feel like a course, not a casual TikTok. Aim for 12–15 minutes, with a clear introduction, chapters, screen recordings, and examples. Here’s a polished script you can read directly while recording. Chapter 6: Image-to-Video (9:00–10:30) Upload a portrait. Prompt: “Animate this portrait into a cinematic close-up. The subject looks confidently into the camera while gentle wind moves his clothing. The camera slowly pushes in with dramatic golden-hour lighting.” Explain that image-to-video is useful for: * music videos * storytelling * luxury content * personal branding Chapter 7: Building a Full Story (10:30–12:30) Explain that professionals generate multiple short scenes. Example structure. Scene 1 Luxury villa Scene 2 Infinity pool Scene 3 Private jet Scene 4 Luxury hotel Scene 5 City skyline Use transitions in editing. Say.. “Don’t try to create a one-minute masterpiece in a single prompt. Create short cinematic clips and combine them later.” Chapter 8: Editing for a Professional Look (12:30–14:00) Open CapCut. Add: * cinematic music * sound effects * text * transitions * color grading Explain that AI generation is only 50% of the work. The editing makes it look professional. Final Tips (14:00–15:00) Give five professional rules. 1. Use the same reference image. 2. Repeat the same character description. 3. Describe the camera movement. 4. Describe the lighting. 5. Generate multiple scenes and edit them together @justmee #aicast

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