Pictures that make better clips
References tell the AI what things look like. How to make and upload pictures for your clips, how to number them, and how to combine a character, a place and a prop in one scene.
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Editing for comedy: the cut is the punchline
Trim the dead air, cut on the reaction, repeat what's funny, and let the sound carry it. A practical guide to editing meme shows on the trololo.tv timeline.
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5, 10 or 15 seconds: choosing a clip's length
When to make a 5, 10 or 15 second clip, what each costs, and why a few short clips cut together usually beat one long one.
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Character sheets: the same hero in every clip
AI redraws your character every time you hit Generate. A character sheet fixes that — here's how to make one from photos or a description, and how to use it in every clip.
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How to write a scene the AI actually follows
Who, where, what happens, what they say and how it's shot. A simple way to write scenes that turn into the clip you had in your head — with before and after examples.
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How to make your first meme show in ten minutes
From an empty page to a published meme show: sign in, describe a scene, cut a pilot, name it and publish. Every step, with what it costs.
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