Script and edit a Google Vids video with ChatGPT Atlas
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With Google Vids open, the poster asked ChatGPT Atlas in agent mode to create a video about the Atlas browser and says the scripting and editing were all done by Atlas.
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Let's work this out together. I'll tell you what I'm after; help me sharpen the goal before you dive in, and check in with me before anything you can't undo. Goal: Help me make a short explainer video with the tools I already have. Questions to explore first: What's the video about, who's it for and how long? What I'll give you: - Topic and audience - Google Vids (or similar) open and signed in - Brand colours or style Rules: - Suggest 2–3 angles and a rough outline, then write the script once I pick. - Build the scenes in the editor following the script. - Don't publish or share it. - Keep it under [90] seconds unless I say otherwise. - Use only images and footage you're allowed to use. - Show me the script before building scenes. Output: A draft video, the script and suggested next steps (voiceover, music). If anything here is unclear or missing, ask me instead of guessing. You'll know it worked when: I have a watchable draft I can tweak.
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Let's work this out together. I'll tell you what I'm after; help me sharpen the goal before you dive in, and check in with me before anything you can't undo. Goal: Make a short explainer video with tools I already have. First: restate the goal in one sentence, suggest 2–3 ways to approach it, recommend one, and wait for my pick. Inputs (fill in or confirm): - Topic and audience - Google Vids open and signed in - Brand style - Length - Voice-over plan Rules: - Suggest 2–3 angles and an outline. - Write a script timed to the length. - Build scenes with visuals matching the script. - Leave voice-over for me to record or choose. - Keep on-screen text short and readable on a phone. - Show me the script first. - Keep it under the length. - Use only images or footage I'm allowed to use. - Add captions for accessibility. Checkpoint: Don't share or publish the video. If you get stuck: If an editor feature is missing, describe a workaround. If a login, CAPTCHA or two-step code appears, stop and ask me to handle it; never guess or store passwords. Verify before you finish: Play it through and check timing. Output: Script, outline and draft video link, plus next steps. Done when: I have a draft video ready for review.
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https://x.com/QRoonjha/status/1980740532990275755
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