Hey let's talk about frames to video.
So this is specific to Google Theta three at least right now.
Uh and it's like image to video like you would see in most other video generation tools.
It gives you a little bit more control over animating something that's already existing, which is really
useful in a lot of workflows.
But it's even more useful than that because you can set the beginning and the end frame as well.
Let me just give you an example.
Let's upload an image.
We'll say, here's like a picture of my bathroom and I'm just gonna upload that okay.
So that's the starting frame.
And then we're just going to say remodel the bathroom.
Blue tiles.
And that's going to generate it's going to take that starting image and then keep going with it and
animate from there.
You can also choose like an ending image.
Or you can go from start to end, which is really cool.
And then you can also have a little bit of control over how the camera is going to move as well, which
is really useful.
Okay, so let's come back.
Let's see how we did.
Cool.
It's adding all the tiles there, which is really good.
You can see the consistency, the actual furniture etc. doesn't change, which is really helpful.
Okay, we're going to just try and grab the last frame here.
And actually let me just open this video up and let's just save that frame.
So if we wanted to animate the bathroom from one to the other, we could do that as well, which is
really great.
So we upload here.
And there we go.
So it's going to go from one to the other.
And I would say remodel the bathroom.
I'm just going to switch to view two because it's not fully available on video three yet.
But that should change very soon hopefully by the time you're watching this video.
Okay, this is done.
Um, you should be able to see it's going around the remodel and then it ends on that final frame there.
So you get something a little bit different.
And if you wanted to do different camera angles or whatever you want, then you could kind of change
prompts.
You could do that.
But the really cool thing is that Google has given you a way to go from one frame to another.
And what that means is that you can basically stitch together a whole movie or whatever it is you want.
Movie might be too expensive the cost of Vo three, but the really useful thing you can do now is if
you add it to a scene and then you go to the scene builder, you can also then keep going and extend.
It's just loading our video in here.
And if you remember that was just remodeling the bathroom.
And because we can go frame to frame, it will automatically take the beginning of the frame and extend
it right.
So we can do a jump.
But we can also do an extension which is really cool.
Say toilet and bath and sink etc..
Turn to gold.
And there we go.
It gives you this interface for stitching all the stuff together.
You can do jump cuts where the screen would go black and then it creates something completely different.
Or you can extend the scene and the real power of I think video three and even Vo two, to be honest,
is the consistency with which they just continue on from what came before.
Okay, so now we have our scene.
I'm just going to see how it continues on.
There we go.
Everything's turning to gold has added a few extra sinks.
That's one of the problems with Vo two, I think is the consistency is not as good as Vo three.
Looking forward to when this interface becomes available with Vo three.