This AI Creates Motion Graphic Videos! (First Look)

[00:02] because any boring video like this could be turned into a visual masterpiece. Motion graphics not only look amazing but they also elevate the storytelling and up until now this process has been insanely timeconuming in order to

[00:16] produce it or it will cost you a lot of money if you want to outsource it. That's why Opus Clip is introducing agent opus motion graphics. Just by typing in your prompt, your script or a link to an article, Agent Opus will

[00:30] generate all the motion graphics for you. And this technology has come a long ago. >> Every cow on Earth farts for 24 hours >> And right now, it is able to produce something like this.

[00:47] Everyone talks about product market fit like it's a map. It's not. It's a maze. And one of the best examples of finding the exit, a guy streaming his life with a webcam strapped to his head. Here's the founding story of Twitch, the first

[01:01] real live streaming platform. In 2007, Justin Khan walked around San Francisco wearing a camera on his hat, live streaming every waking moment. It was called Justin.tv. Most people thought it was a joke, a

[01:14] publicity stunt with no real business model. And honestly, it kind of was. But the chaos attracted attention. reporters, early internet nerds, random curious viewers. Then one question changed everything. Can I stream too? So

[01:30] the founders opened the platform. Suddenly anyone could go live. There were streams of cooking, sports, weird chat rooms. It was messy, loud, and going nowhere fast until one corner of the site exploded. Gaming.

[01:47] People weren't just watching. They were staying, interacting, forming communities, and the data screamed what the founders finally heard. This was the signal. In 2011, they made the hard call, spin-off the gaming category as

[02:02] call, spin-off the gaming category as its own product. Twitch.tv was born. By 2014, Amazon paid nearly a billion dollars for it. So, yeah, product market fit isn't a clean arc. It's experiments, wrong turns, and a few crazy ideas that

[02:17] shouldn't work. But do what do you think? Would you have had the nerve to pivot from a guy live streaming his life to a gaming empire? Let me know in the >> Okay, as you saw, it's not perfect yet, but it's gotten a lot better than it was

[02:31] some of the scenes and some of the motion graphics that it has made. So, if you didn't notice, this maze was made you didn't notice, this maze was made with Agent Opus. So this maze,

[02:48] this guy with a camera on his head and he's moving around animated using motion graphics. Here we also have this motion graphic that is coming to life. Like it's not just a static image. Now this one, I really like that one

[03:01] where we have a page turning, then we switch to like real life footage like this scene right here. And then it's using that imagery to make a animation of him walking around with a camera on his head as you can see. Like it's kind

[03:17] of like him in a 3D motion spinning around. Then with zooms in on his profile right here and all of this has been done using AI like it's not that we interfered with this. Over here on the right hand side you can actually see

[03:30] what the motion designer has done. So it has like a slow cinematic zoom. Then we have a silhouette on a white background. We have a slow zoom on a screenshot of early Justin TV website like that's this and then we continue with an article

[03:44] animation and some more animations after that. So right now all of these scenes have been generated in this video. In the future you will also be able to download each scene or each motion separately. So that is one thing that's

[03:59] on the calendar for the agentopus team. I have been talking with the team like yesterday and honestly I was quite impressed about what is to come and what this currently can do. Let me give you a bit more information. Now the team

[04:13] behind agent opus is working on improving the capability to upload any image and use that as a style reference. So that means any image that you upload the agent will use that image and you can get a nearly consistent style

[04:28] throughout your entire video which is amazing. The only thing we need help with is figuring out what kind of style references you want to see in Agent Opus. So, please, if you have any suggestions or any styles that you'd

[04:41] the Discord channel that's in the description down below and please submit your style reference with an example of what you want to see. So, over here on the Agent Opus Discord, if you scroll down to AI motion styles, then you can

[04:55] submit any styles right here. This will help out the community massively and this will only make this product even better. If you still have no idea what like a style reference is, let me give you an example. So, this image right

[05:08] here is the style reference that was used for this video. So, let me play was used. >> Hey, want to know a secret about K-pop >> So, as you saw right there for that split second, this style reference was

[05:22] used here. And throughout this video, we use this a couple of times. Let me show you. There's a song in the movie that almost never made it in. When the team first heard it, some people said, "Hm, maybe it doesn't fit. It was slower,

[05:35] softer, not like the other songs." So, they almost took it out. But one artist said, "Wait, let's listen again." >> As you can see, we've seen it like three times now. This is the style reference that we're using here. And this is how

[05:50] that video has been created. Here's another example of where we use this style reference to create this video. >> Was Nipy Hustles The Marathon just an album or the foundation of a revolution? Critics called him a neighborhood

[06:03] >> By the way, this scene is sick. Like here we used AI to make him rap like >> or with lofty dreams, questioning his slow grind and obsession with ownership. They said selling a $100 mixtape was a stunt, a cash grab dressed up as

[06:19] independence. But here's the twist. What if Nipy's every move? >> Now, the crazy thing is like this is all done using AI. Like, there's no need to script. There's no need to create the motion graphics. Only thing you have to

[06:32] do is you have to add in your own style to make it unique to you. And this is where this is currently at. It's still in beta. We're still figuring out. We are aware of the issues and we're trying to make this even better. With that

[06:46] said, the future is pretty exciting because in the future you will be able to create your own motion graphics, including like 16x9 motion graphics, which will be huge for YouTube, and you can just do it based on a prompt and

[06:58] maybe an input image. Another thing that's really exciting is that it can bring like any AI animation to life, like anything that's abstract, it can turn that into something that's moving, which will enhance your storytelling. If

[07:10] you want to test out Agent Opus right now, then make sure that you scan the QR of the lucky ones that can actually get access to this right now. So, if you you want to submit your own style reference, then join the Discord that is

[07:27] in the description down below and let's chat there. Also, I would love to know what you think about Agent Opus. Drop it in the comments and let's see what we in the comments and let's see what we make of