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Build a polished 60-second talking-head video with an AI avatar, a few generated b-roll cutaways, and transcript-based editing. No camera, no crew, no editing background.
By the end you have a finished 60-second video on screen, with a presenter reading your words and no camera or studio booked.
Most first attempts with AI avatars look fake. The delivery sounds like someone reading, the script runs too long for the time, and one tool gets used for jobs it does badly. The fixes sit in the script, the voice and the choice of tool, and all three can be learned in an afternoon.
You learn the three kinds of AI video and which part of a video each one makes, write a script built to be heard, put a believable presenter on it and check it against the five tells of a fake. Then you generate the background shots you cannot film, cut everything by editing the transcript, and label it and handle consent the way platforms and local rules expect.
You walk away with a published 60-second explainer and a five-step routine you can run again for every video you need next.
Founders: want to show up on video regularly without booking time to film or hiring a crew.
Marketers: need a fast way to make explainers and short ads that do not read as obviously synthetic.
Creators: want a repeatable routine that survives the next change of tools.
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