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So, let me show you exactly how to build

this entire workflow. Let me also show

you some examples and we'll go from

there.

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All right. So, how do we create a

structure like this? Okay. So first let

me show you this so you can kind of

understand in a visual manner what's

happening and then you'll kind of give

you a better understanding. All right.

So in this video uh if I show you let me

actually show you the actual video here

so you can see it as well. Um and then

you'll understand how we are uh doing

this properly. So there's going to be

multiple sequences in the video that are

changing along the way. All right. So

for example what's happening here is

that let me show you this example here.

um for uh instance. So when we go into

these videos, this were all created by

video express by the way. So I'll show

you what was the unique thing throughout

the process and it's each scene is

becomes its own sequence. Okay, that's

the general idea. All right. So let me

show you that right now. So let me pull

that up so you can see it. All right,

cool. So I'll mute the audio so you can

uh see it better. So all right. So okay,

so what's happening here? So you have

one person let's say speaker one is

saying something right whatever the

speech is this is pure text to video

then it passes on something to the

person here okay so this part is also

clear right so this part that part is

clear right and then the other thing

that you'll notice okay is that then she

takes it she says something okay right

see this takes it does it and Then

basically, as you can see here, she's

going to again pass it on to this other

person. Okay?

And then the person is saying something.

He's doing something on the computer or

whatever, right? And then, okay, watch

what happens here. She's again talking

and again then she passes on to the

other person. Okay? In this case, this

other person is saying something and

then okay. And then as you can see here

the transition goes in and then it goes

to the other person. Okay. So this is

basically the workflow. Okay. And this

is all done through text to video

prompting within video express. Okay. So

the idea is I created a workflow for

this where you can take a YouTube video

structure and be able to recreate some

of these elements. Okay. And I will be

editing this thing as time goes on as

well in the next coming days to improve

this further. But this is a starting

point for you to get an understanding of

how to go about doing this. This can be

from an existing video. It can be a

brand new video you create as well.

Doesn't really matter. You can do this.

Okay. So let me show you because how you

ask it questions matters more um than

what happens in the screen per se. Okay.

So let me share my screen here real

quick. So then you can um see this. Let

me share and then you can uh All right.

Let's see here. All right. So, in the

page that you come in, uh the workflow

page, okay, so pull that up here. Okay.

Is uh basically where the logic of this

whole thing appears. Okay. So, you see

this build with GPT. So, when we click

here is what I did the GPT. And of

course, I'm going to be making it better

and better with time. So, the logic

behind this is that to create a scroll

stopping video, you don't need

consistent character. You don't need for

example to have uh one person talking

for like hours at the length. You don't

need all these things. What matters is

is the video captivating or not.

Correct. In that structure that you saw,

it was four or five different people

talking in each scene, but each scene

had relevance throughout where the what

they were talking about the script made

sense. Correct? So that's exactly what

we want to achieve. The biggest mistake

people make and I've seen this so many

times is that obviously they're like I

have video express but I don't know

where to begin is the first question.

The second question is where do I go in

to actually create videos that can

actually pop

at these uh platforms where they use

seed dance 2.0 2.5 whatever which cost

$4 every 10second video and you're going

to be spending $400 and you'll still not

be satisfied because that video isn't

going to get you any results. Okay. And

with Video Express, there's no hidden

credits or monthly fees or anything. So,

literally, you're able to create what

you desire without being worried about

the costs involved. Right? Imagine you

created a video, you're not satisfied.

$50 in credits got wasted, and now you

got to restart again from scratch.

Everything that you did was unusable.

And this is the issue with every single

platform out there. That's what makes

Video Express very special. Okay? And

for whatever reason I see people

understand the value of it will get it

is that we do it at such low margin to

pass on all the savings to you. That's

almost like a gift that we give to

people. That's the greatest charity we

can ever do is not just talking about

how great we are but actually pass on

all the savings to you that does through

optimizations servers that we have um

and all the skills that we've had here.

We are not just like a wrapper like some

of these companies where all they do is

they just take a seed dance API push it

to you and then put a markup on top

right and ultimately even that is not

enough if you don't have a proper

workflow to structure it okay so that's

the general idea of it okay so this is

the u general setup so now so let me go

in here and just say build with GPT

make it give a YouTube video and it can

structure it or you could even say Okay,

I want to create a video uh that will

show the Let me zoom this in a bit.

Okay, power of video express app. Uh

generate

me six scenes of 10 seconds each. Okay,

with text to video prompts, right? This

is the general structure and um and then

u with a cohesive story, right?

So now what happens is that it's going

to go ahead and you can do that for you

right out of the gate. You see this clip

one the problem. Clip two, clip three,

clip four, clip five, and on and on.

Correct? This is one way. The other way

you can do is you can take an existing

video and you can get it to do that as

well, which I'll show you as well right

now. But the cool thing I'll show you is

you can go here, right click and copy.

I'll show you some new updates we made

as well cuz we fixed uh one of the

issues was sometimes subtitles come into

the videos in uh video express. fixed

that issue uh recently. Just I think

yesterday or so you should see it. So

all you're going to do is you're going

to go into text to video. Okay. And

you're going to come here and then

you're going to click on this. Okay?

You're going to go click on vertical

9x6. Okay? And you're going to click

here and you're going to click on

advanced right here. And then you're

just going to paste that prompt because

the advanced prompt is everything is

doing everything for you, right? You

don't have to really worry uh about

anything. It does all the work for us.

You can even click on the advanced mode

and enhance the prompt if you desire.

That's optional. I mean really up to

you. Select the create video. While this

is getting created, what I want you to

do is uh just understand right that one

of the cool things we did as well is

that uh you can go in and you can

literally do this process at a next

level. So let me show you that as well.

So while this is uh getting loaded and I

can kind of show you these uh things

behind the scenes. So effectively we are

using the text to video and then we're

copy and pasting these things to work

alongside each other. Okay, is that

cool? So what I'm going to do is as well

what a new update we're working on. I'll

show you as well kind of secret uh for

express cuz I have a special account

that I'll show you this uh with and uh

while this is uh loading I want to show

you this as well. Just give me a sec

here. Um uh so um and uh the idea here

is very simple. Okay, always remember

when we are trying to create videos with

this stuff, the structure matters more

than anything else. Okay, so the idea

will always be that when we are trying

to create these things, we want to make

sure that every scene is cohesive to

each other. Like clip one here is

cohesive to clip two is cohesive to clip

three and on and on and on, right? So

because when we paste it, it's just not

like we're pasting some random thing

that makes no sense, right? Does that

make sense? So we just go in and we

create something right out of the gate.

So, uh, that's the basic idea of what

we're trying to achieve here. So, I'm

just going to copy paste all of these

into my, so I have my video express

account here, right? So, I'm just going

to copy paste all of these into my video

express account like so. Paste and then

come back here. Copy. Right? And then

paste on and on and on, right? You get

the point, right? So, and then what

happens is even though it's text to

video only, okay, um, basically the idea

is that just it's going to do a much

more cohesive front. And as I mentioned

before, you can do it landscape, you can

do vertical, you can do whatever you

want. Okay? Uh in this particular case,

I'm doing landscape uh landscape videos.

So you justly it takes me like a couple

of seconds, right? And if you see the

other um video that I did last week, you

can even go a step further than that and

really go um uh next step, right? See

here it says dialogues are too long.

Then you just put the advanced and just

do the advanced prompt enhancement. It's

going to readjust the things for you.

Okay? So actually this one I didn't copy

properly. All right. Click, copy, and

then right click, paste. Cool. And then

let's do that here. And then here as

well. Okay. Right click, copy. Boom.

Paste. Okay. So, what's happening here

in a nutshell uh behind the scenes what

I'll show you. And you can again do the

same thing with this vertical shots here

as well. This vertical thing that you

see, same logic applies here as well.

Let's do that too by the way, so that I

show you this workflow. Then I'll show

you how you can use an existing video as

well to replicate some cool things that

could uh make it really exciting as well

for shorts mainly because shorts are

under 60 uh seconds. You can really take

it up a notch with it. So let's copy

this. I'm doing vertical video as well.

Okay, not just landscape doing vertical

as well. And this is what I did with

this uh GPT that you can get access to

in that link that I showed you earlier

which is this link right here on the

bottom vp expressflow.

Okay. So um that's the basic idea. All

right. So now let's just go in here,

copy paste and on and on and on. Right?

So we just do it and all this is

basically cohesively done on the topic

at hand that I want to achieve. All

right. So I'll show you this as well uh

in a sec. So like quick copy right quick

paste. Not really not that hard, right?

I mean it doesn't use much of a brain to

copy paste stuff. All right. So what is

happening behind the scenes that uh

while these things are getting

generated? I'll show you. Uh see all

these are being generated for me. Um so

what is happening behind the scenes in

reality is you see these things these

things are being generated for me okay

where all the sequences are being done

like so and I'll show you the uh

demonstration of this whole thing once

it's done but the idea is that even

though it's not consistent character it

still generates videos that actually get

attention for viral videos. Why it's

extremely important you understand this

because this is where people get

confused and they don't understand. So

in a viral short scenario okay this is

very important in a viral short scenario

what matters is let's say this is the

timeline like so if I uh put it up here

so let's say this is um let's say 10

seconds let's say this is uh 20 seconds

let's say this is 30 seconds and let's

say this is um let's say 40 seconds and

on and on correct this right here

assuming this this is the video length

you need to get about 83%

plus okay of people to watch the whole

thing. Does that make sense? So let's

say out of 100 people who come watch

this thing 83 people or more should

watch the whole 40 seconds. So the trick

here is that as we add more elements

into it like different people, different

environments and stuff, it makes this 10

seconds, right? Like this element that

you see here on the top like this stuff,

if I highlight it in a different color,

it's going to make this 10 seconds more

exciting and it's going to look like the

20 seconds is a different video and on

and on. So this this rate of conversion

is going to go up a lot more. Okay,

that's the trick for shorts. This is the

best trick. Okay, and you can do that

with V Express like a piece of cake. And

the quality is insanely good. So the

trick is that you can do this with

vertical, you can do it with obviously

shorts is vertical, you can do it with

um you know horizontal for like ads,

right? Um and you can do it with like

areas where like the engagement right is

very important. Okay? And this is what I

like to explain to people is that if

you're hellbent on consistent character,

that has a specific use case. Okay? Long

form videos and stuff for shorts. every

video having a jump cut that goes into a

different sequence but what is being

spoken in each of the scenes is cons

consistent and cohesive makes sense

telling a story matters a lot more okay

so while this is our finishing I'll show

you once they're done how they look like

because at the end of the day then what

we are doing effectively is that we are

effectively creating something that is

having those jump cuts like go back back

back back back again and then it'll make

it more interesting more exciting does

that make sense so this is what we are

trying to achieve. Okay. So again, this

also works with like uh videos, right?

So for example, I have like this video

right here that you see on my screen

while those other videos are generating.

I'll show you uh then I'll merge it

together and I'll export it in video

express to show you how the videos look

like. But anyway, so this was like a

weight loss transformation video, right?

So if we play it, somebody was who's

lost a lot of weight here and so on.

Amazing. Good. Awesome. So if we give

this video and then if I give uh the

same workflow like I'll go back into

this. Okay, I'll go here and I'll say

build with GPT again. I come back here.

Okay. Right. So now if I paste this

YouTube video and I say create me um

prompts to create you know let's say uh

60 seconds

um text to video prompts for video

express let's say right and

and then we say recreate.

Since we're not recreating this video

likewise, we're going to confirm once.

Yes. Okay. Because we're not copying the

video like we're not like just

downloading the video and uploading it

again, right? So basically here you see

this upload the clip. You can download

this clip or you can upload it or you

can even paste the transcript and so on

and so forth. Okay, there's two options

here. So what happens with YouTube is it

kind of does some blocking sometimes. So

what I suggest you to do in cases like

this where the YouTube video you're not

able to get um the the video itself

let's say uh because let's say it gets

blocked by Chad GPT or whatever what you

can do is basically look at this video

and you can tell it okay where you're

going to tell it like this okay so let

me show you actually one sec um uh let's

see here it'll have a description every

video has like some description elements

here let me show you this and then you

can see it okay so weight loss

transformation and motivation The video

is about that, right? So, what we're

going to do is we're going to go back.

Okay, let me show you and then we can uh

do because we are trying to create this

six clips sequence. Is that clear?

That's what we're trying to do. So,

we'll say the video is about like this

weight loss, transformation, and

motivation. Okay? And then it's going to

do the rest for us. See this? Okay,

cool. And then it's basically describing

the whole frames. So, and then I can

just tell it like get me six scenes and

the text

uh to video prompts, right? Pretty

straightforward, right? What I did here

is because some people have like free

accounts and stuff like that. I I didn't

want to make it like super intelligent.

I just want to make it simple. So then

you see this, it does this for me,

right? And again, the logic here, okay,

is that you see I'm done making excuses

and stuff. It does the work for us.

Okay. So if we go back here to V

Express, okay, and because a lot of the

times it's like about 10 seconds or so,

right, that we can generate. So what we

are trying to do is we go back here uh

while those videos were generating. Go

to create for the AI uh and then you go

to text to video advanced mode and right

click and copy paste this. I'd say put

advanced mode to automatically enhance

the prompt as well and put vertical.

Make sure that it's vertical thing is

on. Okay? Because you want to create

vertical videos for shorts, right? And

then you can come up here and create

video. While this is getting created,

let me copy the other one and on and on.

Right? Let me show you the logic behind

it. It'll make sense for you when you

see the final output because right now

it just feels like somebody's just copy

pasting something with no aim or vision.

Right? So then we come back here and

then we uh go back here like so and then

come back and then we paste it. Okay. So

on and on, right? We can do this whole

process throughout the process and then

um and then uh get the output that we

want. I'll just do it for the sake of uh

speed. I'll quickly do these things and

then I'll merge them all uh together so

you can see it what I'm doing

effectively uh for you to copy paste it

uh these things. So this vertical thing,

all this stuff is what matters here. And

then uh we'll come back here and then

we're going to come here and then right

click, copy, right click, paste. Cool.

All right. Excellent. So these things

are getting done. So while these are

getting done, I want to show you where

the logic behind media express comes

comes into the picture. Okay. Extremely

important and um that you kind of work

with this. Okay? So that we can kind of

play around with this. Very very

important. Let let me explain this.

Okay. So we go to my ad videos. See

these videos are being generated.

Correct? So what you could do is

twofold. So one is I have if you see

here carefully I have vertical 9x6 and

then landscape 16x9 on the top. Correct.

I just have to drag and drop in the

timeline to what I want to achieve. So

for example this one is landscape. So

this these variations. So I can go come

here one two uh come back here put this

in three four they all come in order

basically right so five okay and then

six okay this is like 60 seconds or so

here or take um doesn't have to be

perfect but you get the point right now

why do we need video express why can't

it do automatically because you need to

crop certain things sometimes what

happens is that we go into the timeline

here some of these ends right these

things need to be cropped they don't

look sound that good you want to make it

cropping so the transition between

sequences is really good okay we

introduced a feature called fast cut you

see this right here which kind of helps

with it where it's going to make the uh

cut sequencing much easier when you

apply the fast cut you see where it says

uh use fast cut transitions between each

uh clip so if you check this it's going

to simplify certain things that I showed

you earlier but then you know I mean

it's a It's a question of preference,

right? And then you're going to give it

what track and then what effect you want

rotation, right? It's going to give you

the previous like this, right? Rotation

non-stop like so. And this solves that

issue of that transition. Okay? And then

I click on this and then boom. So in

here, it's going to get activated this

element right here. Okay? You see this

right here? And then that fast cut will

allow the sequencing to be a lot more

easier. So let me show you this so you

understand. Okay? So, we'll let's uh let

me uh export this and I'll play this

because some of you can't hear it

otherwise. I'll say fast cut um uh video

express example, right? Which I just

showed you here. And then I'm going to

export this. So now while this is being

done, let's also uh save this project.

And I'll say um you know 16x9

fast cut video express, right? This is

the video. Let's say we do. And then

what I'm going to do is I'm also going

to do a new project. I'm going to do

vertical because you see I remember I

did the vertical uh sequences as well.

Then I'll do the weight loss one I just

did as well because you'll see how many

I could do so quickly, right? That's the

beauty. So let's go here and I'll just

go to um media library. All of them will

appear under my media, my AI videos,

correct? So there you go. And then um

I'll get to the other uh elements here.

So if you remember it ended here. So

then if I go here, this should be the

vertical videos I created. Oh, this is

not. Let me see which one was the

vertical one. Yeah, this one from here

on. Right. So, uh because this is a live

webinar, uh and I don't want sound to be

do I'm not previewing it otherwise it's

gonna echo. But let me play this. Right.

I'm going to just drag and drop these

vertical elements in here like so. Like

so. Like so. And sometimes they might

need extra editing, right? Obviously.

So, that's why I try to make sure like

uh some of these are like, you know, if

there's some any kind of uh issues that

are there in text or whatever. One of

the things we're doing with text uh

rendering issues is like we're gonna uh

update next week our first frame last

frame where if there's any text that has

to be visible the first frame last frame

will fix that. That's one of the things

we're excited about that's going to come

soon. Um anyway so this is the other one

right and I think it should all be the

verticals right? Yeah these. Okay so

let's say this is the vertical uh

elements right again you can apply the

fast cut but still don't rely on the

fast cut because AI is not perfect.

That's the whole point of a human being,

right? Otherwise, you're not going to

add any value. Everybody's going to do

the same thing. There's no creativity

here, right? We're going to make 80% AI

to do 20% we want to add a little magic

into the mix. So, again, we're going to

do the fast cuts. Okay, this one right

here. And uh just make sure that even

with fast cuts, you may have to crop

certain things. Okay, uh when you're

previewing them, keep that in mind.

Okay, even though fast cut will make the

transition better, it it still will uh

need to be set up. Okay, again, fast cut

is active here. How do you know it's

active? this little area right here,

it's going to be grayed out. Okay, then

you know it's active the fast cut

transitions. Okay, this is one of the

biggest requested things when you're

getting shorts. Hey, I want to do that

fast cuts thing, right? So, um let me uh

click on this and first let me save this

thing and then we'll export it. Uh save

this thing. So, 9x6

Video Express example, let's say. And

you'll see it won't be perfect, but

that's the reason why we have an editor.

No platform is going to ever be perfect

even if 10 years down the line because

what's going to happen is you're gonna

you're competing against everybody else

in the world you still want to make it a

little bit unique right so uh anyway so

go to my videos is that thing done let

me just take a look okay not yet not yet

we having that exported video happening

okay so yeah please be patient while we

create your videos so this 56% being

done right now one of the videos once

that is done we can export this video as

well in the cube all right so let's save

this one and then I'll go open up a new

project so let's Save this. Go new one.

And then what we can do here is

basically I'll I'll uh do this weight

loss one. Remember this one. So because

I don't want to make sure you don't get

too many things happening in your head.

Remember this one where I said weight

loss journey one. I made it create uh

you know like the scripts for that.

Remember I said give me six scenes the

text to video prompts thing and it

created this whole thing. So I copy

pasted that. Right. So let's do that

video now. I'll export that one as well.

put it together while the other one is

being finished. Okay, so you can do

multiple projects here, right? Because

of that um effectively so all the other

magic is done behind the scenes, you

know. So let's see here which one is

this?

Yeah, this one is good. And then um I

believe this one is the last one. Yeah,

so this one is where the project is

and stuff like that too. All right. So

then we're going to save these um into

the sequence. And if there's any other

um variations.

Okay, cool. Not this one. Probably this.

Yeah, this one. This one is the first

video in the sequence. Okay. So I'll put

this one here. And I'll drag these uh

out of the way. And then uh this one

will come first, let's say. And then

second

uh would be this um this one right here.

Okay. See? And then we can just drag and

drop these. This is why we need an

editor framework. That's why we're so

excited about V Express. This whole idea

of like um not having an editor to uh uh

do everything on autopilot. The problem

is it messes up the little tricks cuz

every second matters in uh when it comes

to shorts. Okay, this is the thing

people don't realize is that uh every

second matters. Okay, so this is the

second video. So I'm going to put her in

here as well. Um the sequence cuz I was

in a rush. I kind of missed this flow a

little bit. Otherwise, it'd be pretty

easy to drag and drop these. Okay. And

then like I'm doing this, this, this.

Boom, boom, boom. Okay. So, there we go.

So, this should be pretty much all of

it. Um, then we're going to do the fast

cut thing again. All right. So, the fast

cut thing. Um, we're going to put this

one as well. In this case, I'm going to

do rotation non-stop again. You can do

whatever really. You can test it some

different ones. And then now, we're

going to do this as save project. We're

going to say 9x6 vertical uh weight loss

journey. Okay. And then click save. And

then uh we can uh export this one as

well. Well uh the other one just

finished. Yeah. Cool. So let's export

this. And I'm vertical. Uh let's export

this one. And then we'll download this

other video I just saved, right? Fast

video express example. Uh if this thing

works, that is. Let's see. Okay, let me

just download this thing cuz we're

making a lot of updates behind the

scenes for Video Express to release our

next version. So, I'm using that updated

behind the scenes version. So, if you

see some things a little bit here and

there, you know that. Okay, so Video

Express

example. Okay, cool. All right, let's

save this. So, let me open this up cuz

then you can hear it clearly for audio

purposes. So, let's play this thing.

All right, cool. Let's play this. Let me

load this up so you can see it. And it

won't be perfect. Again, like I said,

that's why we want to edit it. But I

want to show you how quickly I can cut

these things up with the text to video

feature for shorts where the transitions

are clear.

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All right. So now you saw that right?

Some elements like let me actually show

you those exact elements here so you can

uh see it more clearly. So I'll do it

this way maybe hopefully like this.

Yeah. So let's watch this carefully.

Okay. So watch this where I could have

improved upon. I'll show you on how to

do it as well in real time. See this one

was good where this guy speaks and

everything is good. He speaks it and

everything. Right. Okay. And then you

see that transition here. I didn't like

it. Right. This was too much blank from

8 seconds in. You see this? I would have

cropped this thing. Okay, so in video

express, I'm going to show you how to

crop this stuff so that it's like back

back. It should be pretty good. This is

the reason why I say AI never never good

for this. You want an editor. Okay, if

you're going to miss out on this, this

is where like people make a mess out of.

Okay, now let's play this one more time.

Again, let's go forward here. There was

another area I didn't like. So this one,

there was some speech here talking here.

Exactly here. You see this? Too much too

much transition. Okay, I wouldn't do

this this way. I would crop this as well

and go straight to this element where

she starts talking, right? As you can

see here. And again, you'll notice one

other area here where see there's too

much pause happening and then this

animation occurs. So I'll probably cut

that pause. And then right here where

she starts walking, I'd probably come

start again, right? And then you'll edit

this thing and you'll basically make it

a much more exciting video right here.

Again, as soon as this animation ends, I

would move to the other sequence too

much. The animation is happening for too

long in my opinion. Um, and then here as

well, I move it to this area where

there's talking. There's a pause

happening here, which I didn't like for

too long. You see what I'm saying?

Little little details. You want to chop

chop chop. Make it really exciting. All

right. And then there was this black

area. You watch this this area from

around 54 seconds in of this video right

here at this spot. You'll notice there's

like a black screen. What is it? And

then it does this circle thing, which

was that transition we put. It's okay,

but you know, not matching here, right?

Cuz there's no speech happening. and

then there's a fade out. So, so many

areas where you see some little bit of

manual editing helps. Correct? So, uh

this is the basic general reason why I

say we want to make sure that the

editing framework is always intact.

Okay? You want to crop these. So, what

I'm going to do um let me actually uh

explain this to you in more detail. Um

so then what I would do so let's say we

save this uh project, right? So let's

open this project that I'm talking

about. So this fast cut um 16x 91. So

this was the project right I just

explained to you just now. So what I

would do is let's say some some of these

areas where there's too much stuff where

like this blank screen area remember I

showed you. I'll just create a crop

element. So what I would do um is you

see this um element right here which

says this uh cut thing. See this right

here? So I would click on that and then

I'll chop that right away. Right? So

I'll click on this area. I'll select it

with this little purple thing. the

slider and then uh I'll just crop it.

Okay. Boom. And then you see there's a

little piece here. There's this little

piece here that's out there. I delete

that. Okay. So, I'll just uh click on

this and then I'll just right right

click, right click on it, and then

delete. Boom. Okay. Then I'll snap this

back into the frame. Okay. So, then the

transition is a lot more fast-paced. So,

if I play it, there we go. It goes

straight to the other one. Right. And

then remember I showed you this area

where like in this section I know it's a

little bit off. So I'll zoom this in a

little bit so you can see it better. Um

hopefully um yeah here. Okay. So you see

this area again from at this point in

time to this area there's a lot of dead

space. Okay. And uh again AI does not

have a proper understanding of vision

and that's where you come into the

picture. So I'll then again click it and

then I'll click on this uh crop element

here and then I'll crop it. Okay. Boom.

and then right click and delete this

piece that you saw there. Then I'd snap

this back in this next scene. Okay. And

then you see again even here when it's

starting there's so much dead space for

the first couple of seconds until uh

this the talking happens. Correct. So

then I'll again snap this back in

wherever I feel comfortable in the

speech area like here maybe and then

I'll cut and then this one that I

selected right this one right here the

speech I'll just delete it. So this is

what we mean by making it exciting.

Okay, this is the difference between

successful people who create videos

versus people who just want AI to do

everything and then they keep failing

again and again because every second

matters. Okay, you won't want any fluff

in there. We can sit and discuss how

automation will play a part but also

understand that's your edge right if uh

here. So again remember I told you

there's too much delay happening in the

sequence here. So, um, like what I would

do is there, right here, somewhere

around here, I'll make a cut because I'm

not too satisfied with the slow

transition happening. I'll cut and then

I'll go here and then, um, at this point

in time where this animation starts,

I'll cut this. Boom. And then right

click, delete. Snap this back in again.

Right? And, uh, you see now it became a

much shorter to the point video. Right?

So if you think about it, so now if I

come back here, I come into this

sequence and then let's snap these into

in here, right? And then this through.

So it's just like going to take you that

extra couple of minutes or whatever, but

like you're making it more exciting

here, right? It just go straight to the

point where um the the transition is

making sense, correct? So then again, I

can crop this stuff and then cut this

like so. And then it crops it. And if

there's any of these elements that you

don't like, you know, you can just uh

cut this out, right? just makes it a

little bit more exciting instead of like

boring stuff that you see where you feel

like there's extra pauses happening and

all that. Right? And there we go. Okay.

So now if I don't like any of this

animation where I said this animation

was too slow, right? I felt like it

should have been done right about here.

Okay. So I can just select this red one,

select this whole thing. You see what I

was doing here? I selected this area

right here. And then I just delete this

area. Okay. And boom, cut. So now it

goes straight to this and it snaps back

into it where this guy uh is showing the

stuff. He's speaking and he's talking

and then I felt like there's these

elements here where it's just so much

dead space here. It's good. I mean in an

animation perspective, uh it's pretty

good, but then I felt like there's too

much delay where nothing seems to happen

for a period of time, right? All this

stuff. Um and then he starts talking

towards the very end um again, right? So

somewhere around here, I'll just crop it

out and I'll just uh get rid of it.

There's this black screen happening. See

this? This is the other one I mentioned

to you earlier. This black screen, I

don't like it. Um it looks silly. Okay.

Again, cut. So then we come back here

and then you see that transition. I said

this transition was weird where it

started like this. It rotates that

person's face and the uh head and all

that. It comes here. All this dead

space, right? And then we come here. So,

I would probably start somewhere down

here for this sequence. And um good

thing with RePress, you don't get build

for these, right? Imagine like you

didn't like any clip and you want to

regenerate it with these other

platforms. My goodness, like going to

cost you like tons of money. All right,

cool. So, now you see this video became

from a minute long to about 41 uh

seconds. Okay, so let's just export this

one as well. Um

um let's say exciting version or

something. Okay. And then let's export

this stuff. So, while this is exporting,

I'll I'll I'll load up that other um

video that we did, that weight loss one,

right? So, let's we go here. You see

this vertical weight loss journey one.

So, let's just um load this up. And this

is a vertical video. So, playback might

be a little bit off, but it's okay. All

right. So, uh let me load this up right

now. Um okay. So, let's just load this

video in my computer and I'll show you

so you can hear it properly as well.

Okay,

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>> Let me show you something even more

exciting. All right. So, if you go into

our um into our Video Express

application, so let me show you here.

Um, and you'll get an understanding of

this even better. So, like here, we go

in here. Remember that other video that

I uh did? I'll put my screen up here.

Remember that other video? We didn't

render that one yet. We didn't generate

it obviously yet. So, let's go to that

video right now. And then that project.

And let's open that project up. Remember

this one right here, which was uh the

9x6 Video Express example. Um, let just

save this one. And this opened up,

right? This one was the vertical video.

We did not generate this. uh we not

render this out. So what I'm going to do

in here, see, same thing where there's

like sequences where like it does not

like has these uh transitions. So this

red one, we'll just crop it, right? I'll

just make it a little bit exciting so

you understand how the excited version

will appear. Okay. So this one right

here as well, the transition is a little

bit off. Um I feel like it could be

cropped to a little bit a couple of

seconds here, a couple of seconds there.

Right? And then um this one right here

as well where you see that transition is

happening in that laptop. Like there's

so much dead space here. I'll crop this

one as well. And then we come back here.

Leave with the phone text. So I'll move

to her right here where she's talking um

for example. Okay. And I'll crop this in

here. And then uh this transition to

doesn't make any sense here. Again, too

much nonsensical stuff happening. So if

you're not happy with anything, you just

cut it. All right? You understand what

I'm saying? So like uh if you don't like

anything, uh just cut it. And not

everything is going to be perfect

obviously, right? From uh what we see.

All right. So then we come here and then

you see this guy right here is showing

something on the screen. And so I can

start around this point. Okay. So this

point right here. So I'll just crop this

part right here. And you can crop it in

multiple ways. Right. So then gen

generally that beginning and the end

part is where the pauses happen which

messes up the short flow. Okay. And uh

often times right once it's bad it's

kind of really kills the conversions of

that video like the person wanting to

watch that video fully right see some of

these sequences. So I'll come from here

I'll show you how the end result will be

okay just so that you understand what

I'm talking about. So, um, and then you

see some some cases like here we're

going to, so this one right here where

sometimes it generates this stuff right

here, we're pushing an update that fixes

this where it never shows the stupid uh

text, okay, which kind of happens once

in a while. So, we're going to be

pushing that in uh probably in a couple

of days. We're doing some testing, so

that will be completely gone for you. It

won't show up. So, I'll not even use

this element at all uh in my video. Um,

so then you go into this one where some

it comes into this transition. You see

what I'm doing right now? I'm trying to

make it exciting. Basically, I don't

care about the length. I want 83% of

people to complete the video, right? So

that they want to watch it, it completes

it and then I finish the process of what

I'm trying to achieve. You can always

create more length like you can extend

that uh frame and you can always do it.

But the logic stays, right? You get the

point of what I'm trying to say. So

that's the idea of these projects when

we're building these in uh on um from

scratch and stuff. You want to make sure

that they cohesively make sense. And

then now in this case if it's 24

seconds, it doesn't really matter

because it's 24 good seconds. Okay, that

that's what matters. So then example um

fast version let's say or whatever we

can do that now and generates. Okay,

does that make sense? At any point the

GPT that I gave you, you can go back

here and let's say you didn't like any

um sequence, right? Then you can say

something like this. Okay, you can say

make sure each sequence is uh each scene

right is no longer than uh 5 seconds

long. Regenerate and make sure it's

exciting where the characters speak

right away without any pauses. All

right, it won't be perfect. That's what

reason why I still want you to edit but

you can still guide it a little bit on

this front where instead of 10 seconds

you can make it five and this is where

many times right when I try to explain

this stuff to people it kind of uh

people kind of don't understand between

the difference between length of a clip

versus length of a video okay that means

a clip's length could be 3 seconds 5

seconds 8 seconds 10 irrelevant the

video can be a minute 2 minutes 3

minutes whatever the idea is that the

jump cuts and the transitions that we're

making was what will make it exciting.

Okay, you'll see it even in Hollywood

movies. You're never going to have a

scene fixated into one uh person

forever. It's going to be too boring.

Even lengthy dialogues, okay, if you go

back um you know in time for the most

classic movies, they're going to have

different angles and they're going to

move from the reaction of a person who's

uh listening to that dialogue, right?

How do they react? All these little

nuances are there to keep it exciting.

So when people uh ask us, right? And

this is the biggest thing I want to

hopefully uh drive upon today is that my

idea of a video is 83% of the people

plus are they finishing and for that I

may need multiple scenes that have to be

merged together. Okay, it's very

important like two three because if it

was one big video of that one person

let's say this is the character talking

it loses the interest when it's a short

video. Okay, loses the interest. If it's

a short video, it's long form, no

problem. But long form audiences are

different from short form audiences.

Okay, so we try to recreate the

sequences based on this. All right, and

uh now you see this, it uh generated me

this again. Um and on and on, right? You

get the point. So you can prompt it to

get it and you can copy paste it. Now

it's about 5 seconds long. One trick you

can play is that the dialogues, right,

will make sure that it is going to be

five seconds or length. That's the idea.

So that if somebody's speaking a big

monologue and it's going to stretch

beyond 10, it's going to be a problem.

That's that's the reason why I did the

GPT. But make sure what you type into

GPT matters more than anything else.

Okay. I made sure that the frameworks

are set that it does it in a proper way,

keeping the uh excitement intact

throughout. Okay? And I'll be improving

this based upon what people are doing

with this uh workflow in this workflow

page. So watch out for that so you can

uh build on top of it and stuff with

time. What's happening is as we move

work more more towards the workflow side

of stuff where uh these chpts your

clouds and entropy cloud and you know

other platforms out there as they move

more into the uh it's doing tasks for

you stuff understand that what's going

to separate the you know people who use

AI completely to people who will succeed

kind of thing will be these little

nuanced edits right refinement we call

it okay and as these AI tools like

express get better and better and um

with time then it'll merge that gap as

much as possible where that little bit

of creativity that 2 3% of creativity is

what's going to uh make it very very

powerful okay for people okay now again

I would have copy pasted this stuff

throughout the process and um go from

there correct now let me explain to you

how the structure of this whole thing

works okay because if you don't

understand that it's almost like you

know it goes to nothing okay So let me

actually save this thing right now and

then I'll open up this sequence here so

you can uh see it uh more clearly. Then

I'll write this down as well so you can

uh play around with what I'm showing

you. Okay. All right. So the idea is the

logic behind this is that when we use uh

text to video which is under under uh

create from prompt. Okay. Text to video.

What we are trying to achieve here is

that if we say the timeline in the

bottom right see this is the timeline

right if I highlight it in a way so the

timeline in the bottom what we are

trying to achieve is it should be let's

say this is the flag that we're going to

say as the finish line right like in the

Mario level let's say super Mario level

this is the finish line right this is

the finish flag and then um if that is

the timeline what we're trying to

achieve in a nutshell is very simple so

we put like uh the clip which is one and

and then two right and then three it

doesn't matter the clip length or each

of them four how many ever is required

right and even if you do five okay

whatever the small one there the idea is

that when a person is watching right the

transitions okay here to here to here to

here what we're trying to do is what's

called a jump cut okay we change the

sequence completely we change it where

the person moves into a different

environment and that sort of thing,

right? And it it can change the

characters and stuff like that. What

happens there is for the human mind, it

feels like they're watching a completely

new video because remember for shorts

they're scrolling, right? A person in a

short scenario, if you look at the logic

behind it, it'll make a lot more sense.

Um let's say this is your mobile phone,

right? Uh of the users watching it. So

they are watching these videos like so,

right? And then they're just flipping

their phone up up up up. So what we're

trying to achieve here basically from

this logic here is that when they flip

it up right for them when they see this

right two three the sequences are

changing in their mind it looks like a

completely different video they'll stop

because otherwise it's just going to

keep flipping correct so that's the

objective and that's why text to video

works so well within video express for

this use case of shorts in particular

okay and when you apply it think about

it from the logic of what people were

watching our attention span have gone

down. Right now, the average attention

span of a normal person uh is 8 seconds.

Okay. Um now, obviously there's like no

deep research done on it, but it kind of

makes sense if you think about it where

people don't even pay attention. Like my

videos, as an example, even the best of

my videos that I've created, I lose

about 30 to 40% of the people within the

first 30 seconds. You can be the best

video, it doesn't matter. People's

attention spans are so bad for 100

different reasons, right? So when it's 8

seconds long, understand me, we are

trying to create a new gap in the brain

of the person where when the transition

happens, right, this transition here

happens from here to here to here to

here. We're trying to trick their brain

into thinking that hey, it's a brand new

video, so I should not flip it. So then

then what happens? What happens? So if

that uh variation like I told you is 83%

or more in a shorts video, very

important, keep that in mind. retention

rate we like to call it 83%

plus meaning 83% of the people finish

the whole video then YouTube Tik Tok

Instagram whatever uh whatever platform

you want to use what they're going to do

is they're going to feed this into the

when you go into your homepage of your

YouTube app uh when you're on your TV

and you're watching they will show in

the recommendations okay right now if

you come into the um I'll show you

hopefully you can see it um let Let me

see. I'll try in this uh browser so that

it'll be easier for you to understand I

guess. So yeah, let's see. If you go

here, so if you go to your YouTube thing

and I didn't log anything here, right?

So So you see this how the system works.

So you have and you'll understand that

YouTube made this change recently. So

you're going to have this right here.

Okay. Okay. So you're going to have one

video here. Second video. I don't know

why the third one doesn't show but let's

say assume third one will show sometimes

right so three three on top and then if

you come down here

look at this

right and then only two here again two

long form and then one 2 3 4 five shorts

right then 1 2 3 so this is the

situation right now so imagine if we

were to create a video as a simple um uh

simple logic here and this is just like

not even targeted to it. So let's say

your video if it has to rank you got

like only two slots here right in the

top positions only two okay and here you

got one uh one like 1 2 3 4 five here

for shorts okay shorts has more odds

right of somebody coming and clicking on

it correct two versus five so this is

the reason why shorts have much more

reach much more likelihood that a short

video will get a lot more traffic is

because of this layout change on the

homepage Now, in order to get into these

five, right, these five here, you need

83% of the people to finish, which is

why all kinds of dumb videos sometimes

do better uh than uh otherwise because

the idea is that the pattern interrupt

um like top five lists or like say what

I showed you earlier where you're trying

to do uh the transitions and the scene

cuts, right? They're never the same

person talking throughout, especially

these days with the attention span being

low. So, our goal when you're doing a

short is going to be to land on here in

this when somebody's coming in. Uh, it's

going to be here. Okay? Here. If you

land here, that video will go viral. Uh,

it's going to get and and it can happen

even a month after you publish the video

by the way. Okay? Does that make sense?

So, this is what we are trying to aim.

Okay? We want to make our video come up

here. And if you want to do that, that's

what I'm saying. You want to make sure

like in that structure you want to make

it as exciting as possible, right? You

want to make it as exciting as possible.

The story and the transition, the scene

cuts like so are happening throughout

the process like so. Okay, does that

make sense? Hope that part is clear. All

right. Okay. Now the other uh thing that

I always try to mention and this is

quite critical for you to understand is

that when you try to create videos

understand what the outcome is with time

what we're realizing and this is

something that is very interesting that

I found out uh with with a lot of

experimentation we're doing and we also

know what users are using um and so on

and so forth right in video express what

we found out is that for different use

cases, right? Let's say different

um um this is not even that easily for

different use cases, you use different

structures. Okay, so that means in other

words um if you go into the workflow I

gave you right I'll come back here and

that's what I've been building this

stuff for you because so much

experimentation has to be done. So let's

say here okay we have viral shorts

workflow we have motion graphics

animation workflow that we did last week

then we have idea to 3D documentary

workflow we have this AI video

automation which is like storytelling

copywriting frameworks one right on how

you can improve there from that

direction this is like uh this is

basically first frame last frame

workflow right and then this is 3D

animated uh short film and then we come

back here is realistic why do we have so

many different unique ones why can't you

just tell Chad GP hey look create me a

realistic talking video, I'm good to go.

Right? Or why can't we just say give me

a 3D short uh a 3D uh short film or

whatever and um we or even just say just

get me a viral video. I don't even know

what to think. Right? The reason why

that's the case is because even for AI

to understand we are trying to give it

as much internal intricacy details to

matter. Okay. So for example when we

come back into video express here and

this is what no application wants to do

because they want you to use eat up all

these credits right they don't care

about the outcome they want you the

whole goal right think of it this way

right there are these platforms out

there you know there's so many of these

right if name like uh which all use the

dance 2.0 to API or Gemini APIs or

whatever rappers companies selling

credits and stuff. What's their goal?

Their goal is for you to fail multiple

times. So like this scene should not

make sense. So then you regenerate.

Regenerate means more credits. So let's

say it cost $4 for you to create let's

say I don't know 20 15 second video or

two clips, right? Let's say two clips

doesn't matter, right? The goal is to

for you to come to these two clips, you

generate a ton of them, okay? 20

seconds. So then, let's say you generate

10x of it. Instead of you starting at

$4, you end up paying $40, okay? And on

and on cuz at the end you've committed

already, right? So the outcome is based

on that. So they don't want to build you

a workflow which can basically yes

there's some trial and error but

eliminates that uh specific recreation

part. Okay. What we are finding for us

actually you can create as many as

possible with video express right

there's no credits and limits and all

that mumbo jumbo stuff where other

people are doing and it's a very hard

problem that we're solving right

obviously so then what my goal is is

okay you want to create a short video so

then in create with AI right here you

use the text to video option okay

because of transitions okay and then

each transition also should tell a story

so that workflow right in this

particular case has to account for that.

Does that make sense? So meaning each

use case becomes its own workflow and

with time it could be dozens of such

workflows. It could be even hundreds of

workflows. It all depends on what the

use case is. Okay? You're trying to do

an ad, it's a workflow. You're trying to

create a viral video, it's a workflow.

You want to create a short, it's a

workflow. Because behind the scenes,

these AI tools need lots of examples. It

needs to be told uh specific things to

keep in mind. When you're trying to do a

3D style video, there are certain things

you got to keep in mind. Consistent

character videos keep in mind, right?

There have to be specific things, rules

of the game, we say that for creativity

and stuff you got to structure. So what

happens then with time what we are

noticing is that those companies which

are saying okay there's this AGI right

um which is artificial general

intelligence or like hey you know you

can just uh do idea you do and or let's

say you copy some existing uh video

whatever and it does the whole sequence

automatically what's happening here

let's do the simple math right so let's

say these uh rapper companies okay which

all integrate they don't create their

own video stuff, right? They don't have

their own servers like we do. So, what

happens with them? They're basically

relying on a third party that they're

reselling, right, back to you for a

profit on top. So, let's say they create

like a twominute video even

automatically and then that cost you per

video. Let's say per 10 seconds. Even if

I say a dollar, right? Dollar per 10

second clip, that's basically 12, right?

12 uh six uh let's say six

even at a dollar per 10 second. I've not

seen a single platform offer that. But

let's even say right it's going to cost

you $12 to create this 2-minute video.

Right now if any one of those sequences

if any one of the sequences any one of

these sequences fails like this clip is

bad let's say right now how do you edit

it? You're going to have to recreate the

whole thing. Right? If let's say this

was bad and then let's say uh this

sequence was bad, right? Then what

happens now? They want you to recreate

the whole thing. And then by the time

you sit and you finish it, that $12

becomes $120 and it goes crazy. And this

is the issue right now because it's all

about incentives. Okay, it's all about

like, okay, they charge you by the

credit, they charge you by the usage.

What does that mean? Make them use more.

And this is the reason why what's

happening in the industry right now is

that the people who use video express in

this case and use clone voice or other

integration to get your own voice and

all that stuff. What advantage you get

in the picture is basically where you

can create as many videos as possible

but confine that within the workflow.

Okay, does that make sense now? So when

the workflow is correct, what the goal

here will be if you structure it very

simply with that workflow. What I'm

trying to achieve here is to make that

90% accurate, which is going to be the

same case with these people, but you can

mix and match here, right? The sequences

in the bottom. You can delete stuff you

don't like and all that with that little

bit of manual work. What that means, in

other words, is you get the outcome you

want sooner without all the headaches

and stuff like that. And people give up.

Right now, one of the biggest things our

competition because, you know, we have

multiple channels. We do a lot of um

testing and tweaking and stuff like

that. you know, internally with video

express, I have access to stuff that

we've not released yet to you, right?

And we're testing those things as well

in real life scenarios. What happens is

that when we go into the marketplace,

right, let's say if let's say five

videos, right? We did it. We did

everything correct. Let's say five

videos, we did everything correct. Okay?

And but it didn't get the results. Now,

when we go back and we want to

experiment with five more, let's say, to

get the outcome we want, that starts

from scratch. Now, it's like almost like

a roulette table. You know, you go to

roulette and you spend $100. It doesn't

mean that the another $100 you do,

you're it's going to land on a black or

uh or red or a specific number, right?

You start from scratch. So, what's h

what's happening with all the other

platforms is they're like, okay, you

spent let's say $100 on these videos.

Oh, that doesn't matter. You're going to

spend another 100red here. I don't care,

right? It's all based on usage. So

what's happening is advantage we are

getting is that when the workflow is set

up properly okay even if this is true

okay even if this is true which is

unlikely it's going to reduce the thing

with the workflow what's going to happen

is now the advantage you're going to get

is that it's not exactly $100 right

because really it's free right whatever

you got in with video express you can do

even with that $49 plan which is

ridiculous we don't make any money we

lose a lot of money on that even there

right it doesn't mean anything right you

can just go ahead this um 100 here it's

as good as free you understand what I'm

saying now that gives you a massive edge

over the competition that edge is what

will separate people who you know

succeed with AI versus not okay and what

I'm trying to do is bridge that gap as

much as possible with these workflows

such that when we actually do on a

practical basis once we go deep into

this and we're trying to fix this what's

going to happen is in life right like

let's say this is the timeline of

success, right? Sid, let's say. And a

lot of people give up here, here, here,

here. Why? Because it would have cost

them already like $500 in credits right

here. Okay? And they didn't even go to

the next level because iterations and

improvements while you, right, let's say

this is you, you're going to go here and

you're going to keep the timeline

doesn't exist for you anymore, right?

And that's what we're trying to achieve

with V Express. And then you know uh we

get hated on by all these competitors

unfortunately because they all make

their money on their credits and stuff

like that. Easy, right? Integrating like

even we could put seed dance into this

application and say pay $1 for every 10

seconds. Easy stuff. The harder problem

is, you know, we don't want you to pay

all these credits and stuff because it's

going to ruin your creativity. You're

not a Hollywood studio, right? You're

not, let's say, creating an ad campaign

where normally you would pay $15,000 for

a video shoot and it's okay to spend

$2,000 now uh to because it still saves

you money. Correct? So, because of this,

the workflows become very important to

nudge you in the right direction and

also there's a little bit of manual work

to uh fix these to tell the story. Okay?

And all the edge cases along the way

will be optimized based on that. you

don't like anything. Let's say for

example, I don't like this video. I can

crop it, delete it, and move to the

next. Right? I don't like something, I

move to the next and next and next and

so on and so forth. This is the general

idea. Okay? This is what we are trying

to do. This is what we are aiming to do

so that we can uh do as many videos as

we as we want and be able to improve

upon it because the algorithm I tell you

uh is basically uh consistency. Okay?

And this is across all platforms by the

way for shorts. consistency and also

iteration. Okay, so 1% improvement.

Okay. So let's say for example you

learned okay from your analytics right

you learned that uh you know one of the

videos where the uh 83% didn't occur it

was 72% or something right meaning

completion like only 72% of the people

completed for you it looks like amazing

but for a shorts it's bad okay very bad

uh you're not going to get any views so

what happens is then you can come back

and see where did that um uh that

improvement where can it be applied then

you can rework the workflow And then you

can tell like Chad GPD here. Uh let's

say for example I can come back here.

That's why I love these workflows

because it has that context right of

where it messed up. So what I can say

here right is is this one right here.

You see this? I can say something like

this. In the chat window I can say uh

the YouTube short only had 73% retention

um or completion whatever you want to

call it. It can be the both retention

rate. I need it to be uh 83% right. Um

fix this uh fix these prompts

to make sure retention

rate is higher than 83%. Right? So

because of this now it's going to work

on it. It won't be perfect but at least

okay you started not from scratch but

you see this it says for 5 seconds

scenes the biggest mistakes are starting

too slowly. Okay, one idea per scene

instead of new surprise every 1 to two

seconds. See, new surprise every 1 to

two seconds. Weak curiosity and no

emotional payoff at the end. You see? So

now it optimizes it. Shock hook. See

this? Then curiosity. See surprise. What

is a surprise element? See emotional

graph messing it up up and down. Up and

down. Emotional shift. Okay. Reveal. All

right. and then pay off and call to

action. Right? So you see this we are

trying to make it understand that hey

you messed up here. Okay can you improve

upon it here and fix what I did. Now you

get these prompts you can come back into

uh VD express and fix these right here

whichever sequence needs to be updated.

And then you can come back and do this.

Okay. And then what happens is as you

get closer and closer to that 83% you've

got it right. And then what you can do

is you can say let's say for example you

can come back here and say uh this was

perfect and got me 83%

um retention rate.

Can you uh save this as a

um as a uh you know as a memory element

that I can reuse every time the

structure right

okay and it's going to give you advice

on how to go about doing it okay I can't

directly create or edit your persistent

memory but you know you can go and save

it in your memory by saying remember

this preference or something right so

what you can do here is you know when

generating this blah blah blah. You can

now create this and add it into your

memory and and that one might need a

paid account. You cannot probably do it

from free accounts. But you get the

logic, right? You can even say generate

me a system prompt that I can paste as

instructions for future uh to keep this

in mind, right? And it's going to do

something that you can copy paste. You

see this? It's copy paste stuff. So next

time, okay, next time I'll show you what

the trick here is. Next time when you

open up my workflow. Okay, let's copy

this. Um, come here. Build with GPT.

Open up this workflow right here. Okay,

create me a short video on weight loss

journey and how let's say I don't know

um how a good sleep

um got me to lose weight, let's say,

right? Faster than just exercise. So

let's say this is the idea. Um and then

uh follow these instructions, right? You

see what I'm saying? And then just paste

this. This was the uh other uh thing,

right? All this instruction stuff. You

see? And then paste. So what I'm doing

is instructions inside an instruction

based upon the things that I've tested

myself. And they'll be unique to you,

okay? Based on your experimentation and

testing and stuff. And boom, there we

go. It generated this for me. You see?

Um, so now let's just see how this clip

looks like. Okay, let's just test this

stuff because it'll give you an idea of

like um let's go to text to video, go to

advanced, right click and paste. Okay,

and um you can do advanced mode as well.

Up to you. I mean really doesn't really

matter, but let's just click create.

And I'll do it two ways with the without

the enhanced prompt and with the

enhanced prompt. Okay, just for the sake

of it. And uh I'll also do it with

vertical. Okay, create video and then

create video. Now the idea is behind

this I'll show you while this is

generating what you want to pay

attention here is that every time I do

it's going to get intelligent here.

Okay, that means like if I am creating a

video, I made some mistakes, I learned

from that mistake, I can say this was

the mistake, improve it and then that

changes the structure. Correct? And this

after a period of time, let's say after

you've done three or four tests like

this and you got good at the output and

this is what our power users do is that

now you have a system, right? And the

system can be then replicated again and

again. It's not just about like, you

know, people ask us, hey, BJ Express,

can you give us the API or MCP? Hey, we

can do that. We can charge you a lot of

money doing that, too. Um, because at

the end of the day, we got to launch

servers to do these automations. But if

you don't know what you're doing and you

don't have a system in place that is

perfected, no amount of automation will

help you. It's impossible. You're just

going to waste a bunch of credits. And

you were the first one to complain

saying, "Hey, I opened the application.

I created a two-minute video. three of

the scenes of those were completely

junk. The transitions didn't make any

sense and now I had to go pay that extra

$12 or $15 or $20. Now that's not the

future, right? Cost optimization also is

an edge these days. And with electricity

cost, these data centers eating up water

uh you know tons of uh resources sucking

uh all these electric grids and stuff,

it's not going to be cheap. It's only

going to get more expensive. your next

uh variations of your seed dances and

like your Googles and stuff is going to

be more expensive than today. So then

it's not like you're going to just say

okay things are going to get cheaper.

Trust me it's not going to get cheaper.

Okay. So this optimization work matters

and you see this these are the videos

right? So so let me download this and

I'll play this for you. Okay just simply

so you can see these in real time each

one of these and um you can see it why

these are so powerful. Okay. Um, so that

you can understand them as well like in

a nutshell. Um, and and the beauty here

is that the scene transitions and

everything as well are organized and

coordinated, right? So that's the other

thing that we want to basically uh

structure along the way. Okay. So let me

show you this um and play this so you

can see this as an example. I'll just

show you one video uh that was created

in real time. Not everything will be

perfect obviously, but we're trying to

achieve a story that uh makes sense,

right? So let's show you. Let me show

you.

weight faster when I stopped sleeping

less.

I lost weight faster when I stopped

sleeping less.

You see this? What was the idea? Sleep,

right? More sleep helps with weight

loss. So, we're trying to uh drive home

that point and then it it it basically

explained that. Correct? So, that's

basically how we sequence these things.

And then now I can go back into my

screen here and then I can come back and

then again this is the next thing right

fast

what I'm saying and then basically we

come back here and then again we come

back here text to video boom boom boom

come paste here right you can do a

prompt enhancement if you want to I

don't really care it's up to you put

vertical and then boom okay vertical

video could work like this you can put

landscape if you want do that too

doesn't really matter and then those

videos I'll show you as well. So the

cohesiveness I lost weight when I

stopped sleeping less. Okay. And then

it's going to have like that transition

happen uh that goes to the next stage.

And then if you understand the logic

behind why we're doing all this stuff

which we're kind of guiding the

intelligence of a chat GPT here. Again

you can use your free accounts with this

stuff and you can get the workflow for

free. I'm not asking you for any money

and stuff and you're going to improve it

based on your usage. But understand one

of the mistakes is you're going to come

with the automation. Right? The last

thing I want you to do if you don't

follow this video is you're going to

come back here to this page. You're

going to open this GPT, okay? And you're

going to stare at this blank screen, not

knowing what to type here, right? You're

going to stare at this. You're going to

be like, "Blank screen. Where do I

start, right? You could pay $200 a month

to charge GPT, but if you don't know

what to write here, okay, and how to use

it properly, it's all for nothing."

similar to like you could pay $2,000 a

month for like a video tool that might

use something like a seed dance or

something like a Google Gemini Flash or

something. These are the two better ones

these days, let's say for video stuff,

you're going to be spending $2,000 on

it. Same thing. If you don't have a

structure and a system, what is the

outcome you're trying to achieve? And

you go backwards and fill the gaps means

nothing. Okay? And this is the

difference. And uh this is the reason

why even if tomorrow the worst thing I

can do okay and and that's the thing

that I wanted to kind of uh structure

this stuff is you should never be in a

situation where you know costs alone are

stopping you which we don't want to do

and second thing is the structure is

more important and what you're learning

from it reiterating every time is more

important correct so now let's open up

that video as well let's see what's

happening if this thing um generated and

this is the beauty right uh when you

come back into experience this is the

beauty like you can do variations, you

can test them and you can see which one

clicks for what purpose and you don't

have to worry about credits and all that

mama jumbo stuff, right? So there we go.

So let me show you. Okay, that one video

um let's see, let's play this stuff so

you can see it while this is I don't

know why this one failed. I have to

double check. I don't know what happened

there. But let's just try this. Let's

play these two. That's the beauty of

doing multiple videos too, right? So

let's let's see. You can like whichever

one you like, right? One could be an

intro video, one could be an outro,

doesn't really matter. So, let me show

you here. Look at the quality of these.

Okay, vertical first

every day, but the scale barely moved.

Okay, now let's try the other one.

every day, but the scale barely moved.

See the transition it did to make it

exciting basically um for that short

film kind of style, right? So it does

all the thinking in a way. So now you

know what prompts to put, what structure

to put and so on and so forth. Correct?

So this is the idea behind why we build

a system and that system will be

reiterated as time goes on to improve

the workflow that we're trying to do.

Clear? Um

yeah, this is a good question. Let me

answer a couple of questions here as

well. So do I need to uh let me let me

remove this? Yeah. So this is the

question which was like do I understand

correctly that the video format 9x6 16

16 by9 must be specified in the workflow

immediately before building the 16s

after yes good question the reason why

we want to do that is because think of

it like an AI tool right once it gets it

in the prom that it's a 9x6 video in the

beginning it kind of understands that

you know it's a vertical video and it

pulls off of that from its intelligence

same thing with GGP as well if you don't

do that what happens is that you know

you never really see a short video that

is now vertical right maybe an ad like

an ad is different uh but in the

Facebook news feed or something but in

real life right like when you're going

in your phone and you're going through

Instagram reels and uh YouTube shorts

and Tik Tok right you never really see

them as like these uh horizontal videos

so because of that yes you want to make

sure that you specify that in the

beginning okay very important uh now the

other question okay is that um um which

is uh really powerful is that yeah this

can you add a spin video feature that

allows background to spin this can be

done through prompting remember I showed

you this prompting itself if we do a

spin the problem will be where imagine

this right if we gave that spin feature

in that video at what point does that

spin occur is it going to be when

there's a gap or when the character is

speaking when the character is speaking

it won't look good right so that's the

other uh aspect of it now the uh Other

uh thing is basically where which I want

to cover as well is understand that for

shorts if I drive home this point scene

transitions matter more than consistent

character. Okay, especially nowadays

nowadays it's extremely uh hard where

just 1% talking you can uh maintain that

83%. you'll see the best videos will all

be top three, top five videos or you

know what are the five best things to do

or something like that which is more

like what's called a listical where you

keep changing the uh the characters and

the environments and the sequences right

so that's the basic idea of that uh from

that perspective now the other uh thing

as well is that um which is this is a

good point when you are in a workflow do

you ask it to continue your scenes for

example riding the bike in the mountains

and city type thing it all depends

depends on the length of the scene and

what I'm trying to achieve. So for

example, if it is 30 seconds and I have

more room to kind of stretch it, I will

say be consistent and can you stretch

the story and then it'll do it. But

generally speaking what I would think

but actually is that story being

cohesive enough right uh for instance

whatever the the case that I'm trying to

achieve here generally speaking like for

example what I mean by that more real

time I'll tell you let's say the script

was created like this right now you

created some videos now if I say stretch

it to three more scenes is one thing but

if I there's another way to say it where

like hey redo the whole thing where you

fix this thing is much different, right?

Like it will generate the six scenes and

then another two scenes being cohesive.

It's very important about it being that

co u coherent like meaning it's making

sense every sequence. So if I just

stretch it to three more scenes it'll do

it right like here like so but you see

this it kind of doesn't understand the

context of what happened here and kind

of makes a mess of it. See, so that's

why better way to do it is I saw an

issue with scene uh three where um you

know u it is too slow regenerate all the

scene prompts

um to fix the issue then maybe you know

the transition will make more sense

especially if there speech it doesn't

lose it right so it'll generate that you

get the point so I I try to treat it as

such where if I make a mistake and I cut

it like this video is bad and now I try

to regenerate the video. If it still

doesn't come good, then I'll try to

regenerate the whole thing because I

want to make it coherent like I has to

have the consistency throughout. Okay.

Um yeah, keep that in mind. Right. And

um the other thing as well is uh

uh does it work in your own chat GPT?

Yeah, it works with free chat GP

accounts as well as paid ones and stuff

like that. One of the questions is why

did you not do a Gemini and stuff like

that? I keep getting asked quite a bit.

Uh the reason why is uh you know we use

all the tools out there. So in the case

of Google uh they're lagging behind.

Okay. The two players right now in the

game uh are anthropic. Okay. And uh Chad

GPT. These are the two big ones right

now. And Chad GPT in particular their

free plans are really good. Okay. What

you get for it even for the free and

even that $20 a month the cheap uh plans

as well compared to Anthropic. In

entropic the $20 a month plan means

nothing. In Gemini the problem is that

it's not as intelligent. Like if you add

the most latest model with charge which

is 5.6 as of as the time I'm trying to

say is no like Gemini cannot come close

to 5.6. In the case of anthropic their

opus 4.8 is still better than Google

stuff and their fable five model which

released recently is even better than

anything else out there too. Right? So

the problem becomes then I try to tell

you that intelligence is what matters

here and then you go in and you get like

something that is not as good enough

then my message and what you're trying

to do will not match. That's the

problem. You'll try to recreate what I'm

trying to teach you. You'll not be able

to with Google stuff at this point in

time. Hopefully Google changes uh but

they are lagging behind right now. Okay.

Um now and uh the other uh question is

uh um which I wanted wanted to explain

that is uh yeah I did mention with the

beta testers last week. So the issue is

like we already have a bunch of people

that we have and when they drop out we

add more people in. So generally

speaking because we can't handle like

hundreds of people right so if one or

two people like drop out from the beta

group we mention that they'll wait list

of people who we emailed. Okay. So, if

we didn't receive a response, probably

you're in that wait list, but uh you

know, just watch out. We will uh add you

in later on because what we need is

people who are in our like uh our chat

groups and stuff to uh coordinate with

us. Okay. And uh now the other uh thing

as well that I wanted to do is uh um

which which is very critical question

that comes in quite a bit is basically

like this question right here. the voice

over stuff you can do it for narration

videos okay in um video express but I

want you to understand right think of it

this way when you come into the

application and you try to do like

videos which are transitioning to

different things a lot of people

struggle when let's say you upload one

voice what what happens to this person's

voice right you're not going to be able

to control it especially once we're

going into more of these structures for

workflows and stuff like that if you

give only one voice it's going to the AI

is going to expect five voices do you

know five voices will be which are the

specific five voices. It's going to

waste a lot of your time to make those

decisions. So the way we are going to do

it in the right now the way we are doing

it is you can come to any video right

click and you see voice changer you can

come here and just upload your voice

okay as long as the accent is going to

be what you want let's say UK accent or

Australian accent stuff and the male

voice or whatever it's going to make

sure that the voice is similar to the

reference like the voice you're giving.

Okay, this is the best option especially

when it's so many fast-paced edits

coming like every four or 5 seconds or

every 10 seconds or something you're

going to keep changing the voice. How

are you going to ensure that you know if

uh it moves from one person to the other

and stuff? How do you maintain that

consistency and also more importantly

how do you make it exciting still? So

the voice changer is a much more easier

feature and you can apply it against um

the whole timeline as well very easily

uh is the reason why we did it. Of

course there are better ways to do it

improvements and stuff. We are working

on that behind the scenes based on our

testing and stuff. But uh when you have

too many people talking in a in a video,

this is the best option right now. Okay.

To ensure that that consistency remains

throughout. Okay. And uh the other uh

question that came in as well that I

want to uh ensure that you understand is

this okay is basically the workflow

stuff. We're never going to charge you

anything. So when you go into this link

and then you come into the workflows tab

right now what's happening is you have

this right so let's say you go into one

of these applications which compete

against us let's say they are like $99 a

month and on even with credits and stuff

then that's not enough there are these

course creators and these cool

communities where they'll say I created

a workflow for this application right

and then they'll say buy that for

another how muchever they feel like is

correct right they'll say for the

workflows pay me another $100 a month or

something like that for the training and

stuff. Now, this is where the f the

whole world is headed towards. What I

want to tell you is this stuff is free.

It's always going to be free. These

workflows, it's going to take me hours

and hours of my time and thousands of

hours of our team to test it and stuff,

but it's going to be for free. Why?

Because at the end of the day, you don't

if you save money here, right? And don't

have to pay monthly fees here, then at

least you'll succeed with our

applications with uh without restricting

yourself into what you can do or what

you cannot do, right? And um often times

what happens with people, they'll come,

they'll say, "Wow, that's amazing. That

course, it's going to give me all the

workflows. Let me go jump in and it's

going to be $100 a month." Then they'll

have upsells inside and all that stuff.

And then they're going to say, "Oh, by

the way, you're going to need your uh

applications now." Okay, this is one of

the applications you can use. This is

another one up to you. All of them come

with usage fees, credits, and stuff like

that. And then you jump into that.

Before you know it, you've already spent

$1,000, right? And you haven't even

begun. And people give up by that point

because they feel like they've not

gotten anything for that investment that

they put in. And I'm saying even if you

merge all of our applications together,

it is not even thousand bucks,

so on and so forth. And imagine that,

right? how much of a leverage and edge

you have over your competition because

of that because we constantly keep

updating our applications and stuff. So

coming back to the point these workflows

will be free and have more of them

planned out but understand that it's not

going to be a beall and endall. The goal

will be to improve upon these and build

upon what I built for you. Okay, that's

the goal because this is a starting

point. Everybody's use case will be

different. Somebody who's trying to

create a product based video. Somebody's

trying to sell a service. Somebody's

trying to create a viral video just for

monetization for YouTube. Somebody might

be able might be wanting to create just

to test their feet to get what's going

to get them views uh to get some

motivation to continue different

objectives. Okay. And each of those

objectives will have an own uh its own

workflow. Okay. And that is my job to

tell you which workflow is good for what

and then what do we bring it back into

video express. Okay. That's the general

idea of what we are trying to do and

these will be for free. You'll not be

charged. So instead of spending

thousands of dollars on courses like if

you want me to add any workflows, just

let us know. Okay, this is the email.

Say Paul, I want this workflow. My team

and I were on top of this stuff. We're

going to be building you. And if that

feature not exactly clearly available in

video express, let's say we're going to

add them in as well. Okay. Um that might

be transition someone was asking that

could be for example uh you know fast

cuts. You see these more uh styles here

like we have whatever it might be. Okay.

The end goal is you still need that

manual editing. I'm going to tell you

for a fact no matter what these

so-called faceless channel gurus will

tell you um YouTube and Tik Tok and all

these people, they do not want AI slop.

Okay? They do not want it. And how do

you prevent it? You're still going to

put that 3% or so creativity. Okay? To

make it unique. Okay? And that is what

is going to separate you from everybody

else. Because the other ways are

climbing up the hill where a channel

gets demonetized or a channel does not

get uh much traction going forward. Then

what happens? Then you're going to give

up cuz you're trying to climb up the

mountain, right? It's not fun trying to

create more YouTube accounts or more Tik

Tok accounts or whatever cuz you did not

get success from one. It's much harder.

Do it right the first way. you add the

3% creativity which you're going to

simplify

the other people who'll have like a

graph like this, right? Like they're

going to have it's so funny and I've

seen it so many times. It's going to be

like this, right? Their graph is going

to come like this and crash like this

because this peak right here was not

organic. Okay? It was done through

manipulation of the algorithm pushing it

to the limits and all that kind of stuff

and then it'll drop automatically.

What I try to tell you is it's better

just being slow and ups and downs, up

and ups and downs, ups and downs. And

you have that graph like this. Let's say

this is the graph. Much better because

you'll have a more consistent flow. And

here, every time you try to start and

you keep starting now, every time you do

it, you give up. It's too much. It's

really, really, really hard to catch up

after, right? And this is what's

happening with all these people talking

about it, which they miss out on. and

they're going to tell you, "Hey, I used

AI to generate the whole video for me."

But they don't they miss the point where

if you did do that, it's not going to

get results because uh these algorithms

and these platforms are smarter and

smarter with time. You think Facebook a

billion trillion dollar company uh you

know Instagram or let's say YouTube,

right? You think they're like crazy

where they're so silly that you can just

automate your way. Not so much, right?

So these little changes like editing it

in here, removing cropping here, here,

here. These kind of elements matter a

lot which I taught you today. Okay. And

then with time, it's going to become

even more important once you know how to

uh build the system for you to reuse and

stuff like that. Okay. And we have a lot

of other cool updates coming up in Video

Express. Watch out for that. And of

course, we're going to be having updates

with uh CloneVoice V4 coming up. We've

been working extremely hard on that with

the integration with Video Express as

well. So, uh if I write it here, Clone

Wars uh V4 that should be coming

extremely soon, probably within days.

Okay. I'm hoping by next week, but you

know, if something changes, a better

test might change. It's going to be V4.

Uh it's going to have 400 languages

uh that we support 400 plus for cloning

and generation and stuff. And on top of

that, we improved uh better um you know

uh text to speech generation for your

clone voices and stuff in certain

languages like Hindi or Thai or um some

of these languages out there which we do

know can be improved upon. So that will

be coming next week. And after that,

we're going to be working on artistly

v7. It's a huge project that one uh

because we have to update every single

little feature uh from the ground up. So

that's coming up as well right after

that. And then we have our next uh video

express update in between that which is

going to be more on optimization and uh

certain things as well. So watch out for

that like that first frame last frame

will allow you to upload your own images

for that and um you know improve that

and stuff like that. So right now for

example in video express uh when you go

into create from AI in first frame last

frame uh you see in my account there is

this upload it says beta you're going to

get this feature in your account. It

won't be in your account right now. Uh

we're still doing some tests on this

stuff to improve it and simplify the

stuff. So stuff like this right we're

going to release it to you and announce

it. Won't be a major announcement

because it's a pretty straightforward

feature but watch out for our Facebook

group and stuff for these updates. Okay

cuz I'm testing it internally. We want

to make sure we test everything

throughout and then when we're satisfied

with the test, we want to release it

rather than rushing it. Okay. So, that's

the basic idea. All right. Okay. So, uh

hope that uh helps and uh yeah, this is

the good point that V4 we are hoping

will fix that. We've tested Ukrainian in

that V4 specifically. I can tell you it

was way better in the V4 of Clone Wars

than uh V uh V3 the existing version.

One thing I do want to mention though is

uh what we found out with Ukrainian and

some of these languages is that some

words the pronunciation might be

slightly off. Okay, in that case what I

what we suggest is that uh you know like

how you know for example in English we

stretch certain words with exclamation

marks or uh you know certain ways we can

pronounce those words right we change

that way we write it just keep that in

mind uh it's going to happen only like

2% of the time or so u because of

whatever AI like that we'll I'll explain

that in the tutorials okay so meaning

it's be substantially better than it is

right now the clone wars v4 for these

languages like these and we are the only

ones working on these too you know other

platforms have given up multilingual

long ago for voice cloning and stuff

like that. But what I do want you to do

is it'll be 99% perfect. That 1% might

be based upon what you type. You want to

adjust it. Is that clear? That's what I

would suggest you to do. Okay. Um

basically okay. So um all right, that's

pretty much it guys. So and gals who are

here. I appreciate you all. So that um

you know I know there were some

technical issues in the start. So I

appreciate you all doing it. I'll try to

edit it to chop it out so you can watch

the replay easier. Uh but understand

that we're working on all these things

and uh also I'll be updating these

workflows with time. They'll be 100% for

free as always. Just make sure that when

you're coming into video express don't

underestimate the text to video feature,

okay? It's amazing. And more

importantly, don't underestimate the

fact that it doesn't have consistent

character in text to video. Make sure

that for shorts and certain specific use

cases where you know you need the scene

cuts and stuff, nature videos, you know,

videos where like, you know, you're

trying to tell a story that is uh moving

in different um directions and stuff and

there shorts like this scene cuts, best

of five lists, top five, you know,

listicles, we like to call them, list of

five things you should do when you go to

Wyoming and uh travel videos, you know,

stuff like that. Uh amazing. Okay. and

it's probably among the very best in the

uh world right now regardless of the

cost. Okay, even if you pay $4 for 10

seconds, it's going to be the same as

what you get here. And it has specific

use cases. Understand that. And that's

both for landscape. I'd use landscape

mainly. Uh this landscape video uh for

ads, right? Uh Facebook ads, YouTube

ads, that kind of stuff. And then

vertical video is for shorts. Okay, just

understand that. Very important. Then

once you get that, you can follow the

workflow I gave you today. experiment

with it and you'll do really really well

um from what you are doing and of course

there's no credits monthly fees and

stuff so you have nothing to worry about

in terms of experimentation let us pay

all the electricity costes GPU server

cost there's millions and millions of

dollars we're spending uh but at the end

of the day our goal is to give back to

you because you've been loyal to us and

a lot of the times you know a lot of you

folks buy other stuff from us like clone

voice and stuff we don't have to spend

advertising u like all these other

platforms do which are just a bunch of

rappers around these platforms from

Google or bite dance seed uh seed dance

and stuff like that and then they mark

it up on top. So then they basically

will squeeze you dry. Squeeze you dry in

parallel generation. Squeeze you dry in

terms of charging you for workflows.

Squeeze you dry in terms of the features

throttling all this stuff. We don't do

any of that stuff. But what we do want

you to understand is that don't

underestimate the true power of this uh

what we have with express and it's only

going to get better better with time. So

what you have today can do amazing

videos. And the sad part is we could

charge 10 times more for Video Express

and make more money. Uh and sometimes we

get uh some people to say like, "Hey,

I'm a serious agency. I'm only paying

like what is it about a couple of

hundred bucks or something, right, for

radio express, the unlimited license,

$200, it's too cheap. I don't trust it."

And we hear that and it hurts us because

what we are trying to do is help

everyday people like you um to actually

use it and then it backfires against us.

And that's why what we plan to do in the

future is we're going to do an

enterprise plan. Uh it's going to have

specific features like single sign on.

Um it's going to have like uh some other

specific features where we're going to

charge us money. They're going to charge

extra money on it just like these other

competitors of ours are doing. Uh you

know who they are. They'll claim free

usage of uh seed dance for like a day or

two days and never works. Uh and then

you jump into they rebuild you and all

this other stuff. Shady shady characters

unfortunately. Um but our our thought

process is like we have to go into that

direction like APIs and all that stuff

we're going to for the enterprise heavy

uh agencies and stuff like that we will

do that but for you it'll always be this

you'll be grandfathered in with the

updates and stuff like that regardless

of our cost and our margins are super

thin but it doesn't matter because uh

word of mouth and stuff like that is

helping us grow right now uh just for

reference last year alone more than

100,000 people purchased our products

it's not a small amount right?

Ridiculously high. So we are the few

people in the planet who can say that.

Okay. Uh so that means we're learning a

lot from all the people around the world

and stuff and that will give us an edge

because a lot of people give up like we

had the Ukrainian language, people give

up in Bangla language, people give up on

some of these uh languages and Nepali

language because it's too small of a

market, right? European and English is

good enough. We want for the whole world

to do it. That's the only way it's going

to work is through word of mouth and

improving it through these platforms.

Correct. So anyway, that's the point

here. Just understand that these

features they look like a little bit

complicated and stuff, but they're are

usage based, use case based. Okay? And

we want to work towards that. Okay? So

have a great day on navigator in the

world. Um I wish you all the best. We'll

look forward to seeing you on our next

training. More workflows will be shared

and other stuff as well in our Facebook

group and other places. Okay? So watch

out for that.