[00:01] artificial intelligence is currently one of the best ways to earn income with YouTube.  Many of you already know your niche, you already know how to write scripts with Cloue, you are already generating the voices with elevenlabs, but
[00:14] the time comes to produce the visual content and that's where you n't know what tool to use, you don't know what workflow to follow, and in the end you end up wasting hours trying things that don't work.  In this
[00:27] video, I'm going to show you step-by-step how to professionally create monetizable content with so that your videos look like they were made by a production team when in reality you're doing it all by yourself from your computer.  Not
[00:41] only that, but I'm going to explain other ways I produce content to generate more than $10,000 a month, for example, as you're seeing on screen.  Before we get into the tool and the practice, I want you to
[00:54] understand one thing that is fundamental. Most people who start creating content with artificial intelligence make the same mistake.  It goes directly to a video generator, writes a prompt, and hopes
[01:07] That is, they do what is called text to video, which is that you write the description, you click generate and it creates a video from scratch. [music]  The artificial intelligence has to decide on its own what the character is like, what the
[01:22] lighting is like, what the environment is like, everything.  And what almost always happens is that But wait, that's not even the biggest problem.  The biggest problem is that if you generate the same video twice with the same prompt, the character
[01:36] comes out completely different.  It's a different person, a different background, a different light.  And that means [music] that if you want to create a video with several scenes that has visual coherence with the video text, it's practically impossible.  So what's the
[01:50] solution?  image to video.  In other words, instead of letting artificial intelligence decide everything, you give it a reference image as the first frame.  This is the character, this is the light, this is the setting.  Now cheer him up.  And with that
[02:02] you ensure that every [music] scene you create maintains the same coherence, the same style, the same quality.  I repeat, this is key.  Image [music] to video, not text to video.  That's the difference between a channel that looks professional and
[02:16] one that looks like it was made with free tools from 2 years ago.  Let's now look at the principles you need to make those reference images really good.  Because, look, there's a very important nuance here.  It is not enough
[02:30] to use image [music] to video.  If the image you provide as a reference is will be mediocre [music].  And it's that tool.  The problem is that most people don't know what makes
[02:42] an image look cinematic.  I've been watching how professional film directors work in Hollywood and they all share the exact same five principles, and the great thing is that once you understand them, you can
[02:55] apply them directly within any image generator with artificial intelligence [music].  The first principle is lighting, and this is what makes the difference between an image that looks like a normal photo and one that looks like it was
[03:07] dried from a film.  Because?  Because good lighting with direction and shadows makes the image feel [music] in three dimensions instead of look at this image [music] that you are seeing on screen with
[03:21] poor lighting.  And now look at this other one where we have only changed the light.  The difference is enormous, even though the content is exactly the same. Film directors know this, and that's why they spend hundreds of thousands of euros
[03:34] second principle is depth. This goes hand in hand with the lighting to achieve that three-dimensional effect.  The key [to music] is to have something slightly out of focus in the foreground, your subject sharp in the
[03:47] middle, and the environment in the background.  That makes the viewer's eye perceive it as a real space.  And it doesn't have to be anything complicated.  Even a small detail like an out-of-focus railing at the edge of the frame creates that effect.
[04:02] The third principle is composition, that is, where you place the subject within the frame.  And this is where most people go wrong, because the natural tendency is to put the subject in the center, but professional film directors
[04:15] apply what is called the rule of thirds.  Imagine your frame divided into nine equal sections with two horizontal and two vertical lines.  You place the subject on one of those vertical lines
[04:29] slightly off-center and the result looks much more professional.  And be aware, natural lines of the scene, such as roads, corridors or walls, to direct the viewer's attention towards the subject.
[04:42] It's a trick that all filmmakers use.  The fourth principle is emotion, and this is for me the most important of all because at the end of the day, all the cinematic scenes we remember are remembered for what they
[04:55] made us feel.  Before creating any image, you have to ask yourself what you want the viewer to feel, because once you are clear about that, everything else decides itself.  You'll know what lighting to use, what composition, what
[05:07] colors, but if you skip that step and start making those decisions randomly, the final result will clearly lack soul.  And that connects directly with the fifth principle [music] which is warmth.  Each
[05:19] heat conveys a different emotion. Warm tones, reds, oranges, golds, push towards intensity, [music] tension, passion. Cool tones, whether blues or grays, evoke calm, distance, and
[05:32] solitude.  In other words, once you know the emotion you want to create, you already know which direction your color palette needs to go .  Most importantly, don't mix warm and cool tones in the same scene without a clear reason, because that's what
[05:46] makes a video feel amateurish. These five principles are the ones that professional content creators with artificial intelligence apply, but knowing them is not enough.  You need to know how to apply them in practice.  So let's take a look at it right now
[06:00] step guide, I'm going to use Hixfield, which is one of the most complete all-in-one platforms currently available for creating content with artificial intelligence, and which no one is using.  Why do I use it? Because it gives you access to all
[06:13] image and video models from one place without having to deal with five tabs.  [music] But what really sets it apart from other platforms is a feature called Cinema Studio, which is the workflow I
[06:27] recommend for anyone who is [music] just starting out.  It has everything you need: image creation, videos, and even voices.  And because it's exclusively inputting and even voices.  And because it's exclusively inputting
[06:39] simple proms, the results are superior to most generators.  We're going to Highfield and the first thing you need to do is check in.  It has a free plan, a trial plan.  Obviously they make you pay later.  It's something I
[06:53] simply because of the way YouTube is right now , that it's a little more just automated channels, but all types of content.  Otherwise, you can create different accounts to avoid paying.  But honestly,
[07:09] plan to open multiple channels, I recommend that you pay.  But anyway, that's that I'm going to show you step by step how to use this tool to generate everything.  And the first thing we have to do is click here on Cinema
[07:22] Studio.  Here it directly shows us that we are in a new project and what we are going to do first is generate the environment and then we are going to generate the person.  So for that we're going to go here and set cinematic
[07:37] make up that we're going to make an animated video of something in the jungle.  So we're going animated video of something in the jungle.  So we're going to tell you, I want you to create to tell you, I want you to create an image of a jungle with a river in the
[07:52] an image of a jungle with a river in the middle.  We're going to press enter and Hicksfield will automatically start generating that here.  Why is it important to do it step by step?  Because, as we have discussed previously, there are five
[08:05] principles that we must follow, and if we tell it to generate a complete image all at once, we may be skipping some of those principles.  So, first we're going to make the site, then we're going to create the
[08:17] person, and then we're going to animate that image.  So let's give this a go. jungle with a river in the middle.  We're going to click generate.  Notice that it has already generated the image for us, and now what we are going to do is save this location
[08:31] to do is save this location to animate that video later.  Okay? So, now the next step we have to do is click here and click on AI cast, okay?, which is to customize the person.  So, to do this
[08:48] we're going to have to build your cast and we're going to give you what kind of character we want, okay?  It is very important that it is related to the image.  In other words, we can't just put up a picture of a jungle and put "h" in the caption for any person, right?  So
[09:02] one thing has to be in context with the other.  In this case I'm going to put war because it fits quite well
[09:14] in relation to the image.  And let's say how much you want it to be, like the production budget, okay?  In this case, in terms of quality, is it okay?  Let's say, for example, I don't know, 250 m000ones.
[09:29] example, I don't know, 250 m000ones. We'll set the era in the 1920s. Then we'll add a character that fits the setting.  We'll put this one on.  In the identity field we'll put male or female, whatever you
[09:42] want.  Let's put here that he's quite strong, muscular, and details. Let's section, for example, I don't know, someone who has tattoos and in terms of outfit we're going to put one that's more military-style.  So, once we've
[09:57] built this, okay?  We have built our own character.  Here you obviously have to adapt it to your own style and your own niche.  We're going to click "generate" and it will generate the character.  So, on one hand
[10:10] we'll have the scene, on the other hand we'll have the character, and then what we're going to do is animate all of that. Notice that he's already created the character for us, just what we were looking for.  If there's something that doesn't quite fit
[10:22] , you can obviously adjust it.  So, what we'll have to do adjust it.  So, what we'll have to do is press save and we'll save the character.  Once we've done this, what's next?  We're going to go to
[10:34] video here because we're in the images section.  We're going to go to video here, and it's very important that it's in the Cinema Studio section.  You have many to use, but make sure it's the one from Cinema Studio.  In terms of localization, what
[10:46] we're going to use is... we're going to click here, we're going to click on "adder and props", okay? And we're going to select this one, we're going to use it and we're going to select at the person level, we're going to select, we're going to do the same thing and we're going to select what we just
[11:01] created.  And notice that over here, okay? Okay, it has already shown us exactly the place and the person we created.  So, what we're going to put here is: I want you to generate the video of the
[11:18] person walking through the jungle, okay?  And very importantly, here you can select the format, etc.  And very
[11:30] select the duration here.  The longer the duration, the more make it 5 seconds long, which is a pretty good video already, and let's click we need to specify the type of scene. Let's say it's, for example,
[11:47] action-oriented.  Okay, it just generated the video for us, and look how it turned out.  It's absolutely insane how he did it, how realistic it looks.  And notice that selected has done the tattoos we had put with the same image of
[12:03] the jungle we had made and added those sound effects and it literally looks like a real video.  Let's watch it again so you can see what we so you can see what we 've created in just a few minutes.
[12:21] prom.  In fact, the only thing I've told him is , as you can see here, I person walking through the jungle.  That's it.   That's all I've said to him.  I haven't said anything else to him.  We did this in a moment.  If you wanted to improve your
[12:35] lighting or something specific in this case, it would be when you generate the image, when you are generating the images before making the video, that you adjust the lighting and everything we have discussed previously about
[12:48] how you want it.  But in this case, since he did things correctly, I have n't changed anything.  We would simply have to hit edit and edit those little things that we don't quite like .  But I repeat, with these images
[13:04] and with what we have generated right now, we have followed the five principles that we discussed at the beginning.  Before we continue, if you'd also like to earn over $3,000 a month with YouTube channels by creating content like what you
[13:18] 're seeing right now in this video, you'll find a free consultation call with us. We'll create a personalized action plan for you and provide support until you achieve results.
[13:32] what we just saw is one more tool within your content creation system. Highfield solves the visual part, but a monetizable channel needs four pillars working: scripts,
[13:45] voiceovers, thumbnails, and editing.  And the good thing is that artificial intelligence helps you with everything these days.  For scripts, usage or cloud, you give the video context, the structure and it generates a script that you can then adapt to your
[13:58] style.  For the voiceovers we can use levels.  The voice quality they have right now is incredible, and there are voices where you literally can't distinguish a real person.  For the visuals and videos, which is what we
[14:10] just saw, Hickfield with Cinema Studio, and for thumbnails we can use Chat GPT, Gemini, which are very good options and give you very seconds.  In other words, you have a complete stack of
[14:23] produce professional-quality content without needing a team. Two years ago, if you needed a screenwriter, a voice actor, a miniature artist, an editor, that cost hundreds of euros or
[14:36] hundreds of dollars per video.  Today you can do it yourself with minimal equipment if you want to scale faster.  But listen, I want to emphasize something I always repeat. Leverage artificial intelligence.  Don't delegate everything to
[14:49] tool, not your business.  Your business is the niche you have chosen, the strategy you follow.  AI simply allows you to execute faster, at a lower
[15:02] cost.  But if you don't have the basic knowledge, if you don't know which niche has potential, if you don't know how to select winning ideas, it doesn't matter what tools you use.  The results are not going to come. I repeat, the tool is the last
[15:14] step, not the first.  First comes the niche, then the ideas, then the content, then the publishing, and then scaling.  That's the sequence, and within that content step is where everything we've seen today comes in.  To
[15:28] give you an idea of ​​what all this means, two years ago producing a cost you hundreds of euros between freelancers and tools.  Today you can do it from home with your computer in less than an hour.  The barriers to
[15:43] entry have literally disappeared, and that's a huge, brutal opportunity for anyone willing to learn and be consistent.  It's not that it's simple, that it doesn't require work; it obviously requires hours, it
[15:55] requires learning, it requires making mistakes, but it's possible and the results are there for those who take it seriously.  Now, if you've reached this point, it's because you're interested in creating your own
[16:07] YouTube channel and generating income with content created using artificial intelligence.  So achieve this, the first link in the description has a form to schedule a free consultation with us.  We will create a personalized action plan for you
[16:21] and support you until you achieve results.  We only work with people who are truly committed and whom we know we can help.  I hope you enjoyed this video.