Let's do animated frames.
All right.
Let's do spatial prompting or annotated frames in video three.
And this is something I haven't really seen in the other video models.
It's pretty special.
I think just because video three is a really good model, it just understands what's actually in the
frames of the image.
And therefore you can use the frames of the image as a prompting surface area.
So if I just upload this image here, it's one that I made before.
It literally just went online for a simple let me just show you this.
A simple car image and then I'll show you my chairs.
Yeah.
So it's a simple image and I've just a road, right.
And I want a car to drive down here.
I want birds to fly in all directions as the car passes.
And I want an airplane to fly it that way.
And I can put all that in the image.
And Google will understand that as long as you put that as the first frame.
And that's pretty cool that it knows how to do that.
The reason why this is useful, by the way, is that quite often when you're doing video stuff, it's
hard to explain, especially for complex scenes like where you want things to go or like where they're
supposed to enter from, where they're going to be.
Because if I said, for example, I want that tree to have birds fly out in all directions, it might
think it mean one of these trees or this tree on the left.
And I can highlight there and then point out where I want that to happen, which is really cool.
All right.
So let's say a car drives fast on the road.
And we're just going to generate that note.
We haven't said anything about birds.
We haven't said anything about airplanes.
So let's see if they show up in the final video.
Okay.
So we can see our image here and the videos come back.
So let's see if they followed our instructions that remember were not in the prompt.
We just said car drives fast along the road.
Okay.
Pretty much like almost the airplane was flying the wrong direction and the birds fly out there.
The drawing stayed on for a little bit longer than we wanted it to, but otherwise pretty good.
And it's only going to get better from here.