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Transforming an AI Image Trend into a Google VEO 3 AI Video (with Prompt)

 🕺Transforming an AI Image Trend into a Dynamic AI Video (with Prompt)... 





I came across the trend of turning yourself into a miniature toy figurine on Facebook. 


But let's be honest, a static image is a bit boring. 


As a Creative Solopreneur, I always look for ways to push the boundaries of technology. 


So, I challenged myself to take this a step further and turn it into an AI video. 


I used Google's VEO 3 AI video generator to bring the toy figurine to life, making it move and dance. 


The result is pretty wild. It's a great example of how you can take a popular trend and add your own unique twist. 


Here’s the exact prompt I used to create the video. You can try it yourself with your own photo and details:


Google VEO3 prompt: "Create a highly detailed 1/7 scale commercialized figure of the character from the photo, rendered in a realistic style. The character is posed dynamically and dancing on the spot. The figure is placed on the broad desk of a modern streaming setup, next to a large microphone and mechanical keyboard in a condo-type bedroom. It uses a circular transparent acrylic base without any text. On the main ultrawide monitor, a live ZBrush session is visible, showing the 3D model of the very same figure. The Bandai-style toy packaging box, with the label "Adrian Video Image", is positioned on the desk like a piece of branded merch with the photo reference, perfectly framed in the stream's webcam view. Focus on getting all the details right."


I'd love to see what you create. What trends have you taken and made your own? 


~ Adrian Lee @adrianvideoimage 


#AI #VideoEditing #ContentCreation #GoogleVEO3 #CreativeSolopreneur



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