Nano Banana Pro + VEO 3.1 = GOD MODE!

Using Net Banana Pro plus Google V3.1 unlocks god mode for AI film making.

There are a whole host of exciting new cinematic techniques now possible that we could not do before. And I'm going to show you how we can do everything from

creating incredible time-lapses to fancy aerial zooms that would have cost thousands of dollars to create, as well as leveraging the ability to recolor and

refocus shots for advanced storytelling techniques. If you're new here, I'm AI

techniques. If you're new here, I'm AI Samson, and on this channel, we explore the creative possibilities of AI.

Now, why does this matter? Well, Nano

Banana Pro now gives us the acute possibilities of editing images with exact detail. That means that we can

exact detail. That means that we can take complete control over how we animate our shots and sequences. Let's

kick things off with some time-lapses.

And usually, you would have to set a camera up. You'd have to wait around.

camera up. You'd have to wait around.

You'd have to edit all of these in post-prouction and the whole thing would take a huge amount of energy. But now we can create highly beautiful effects like

this.

First of all, we're going to use Nana Banana Pro inside of Google Gemini 3.

And for this, we'll need an image prompt that gives us the context to create the very first frame of our video. Now the

whole idea here is that we create the first frame and the last frame and we animate between the two. So what we can do is we can take an image prompt like

this, pop it straight into Gemini 3. I

like to also add in the aspect ratio here. We'll be working with 16x9 today.

here. We'll be working with 16x9 today.

That gives us this beautiful full widescreen appeal. Now we've got the

widescreen appeal. Now we've got the first frame of our image out. But what

we want to do with this summery treecape is we want to translate it into a winter scene and then we're going to animate between these seasons. Now this would in

real life be a 6 month long time lapse where you would painstakingly take a new shot every single day. But with the power of AI, we can speed that up to

just a minute's worth of work. Now you

can see we have the end frame. We've

gone from summer to winter in just a moment. Now the next step is to download

moment. Now the next step is to download both of these by simply going to download full size. And then we're going to come into the video tool. And for

this I like to use Google Flow which is a place where you can easily access the latest Google V3.1 model. Now once

you're in there you want to come down into the promp bar and select frames to video. This gives us the first and last

video. This gives us the first and last frame effect which is essential to this process. Now we go ahead and upload our

process. Now we go ahead and upload our very first frame which is of the summary scene. Go to crop and save and then

scene. Go to crop and save and then upload the final frame. And then what you need is a video prompt. Now you do not always need something highly specific here because the information

that we're offering with the first and last frame is often enough to tell the AI exactly what we're looking for.

However, you can add in a specific video prompt to add more details of how we want this time-lapse to work. So, I'll

be using the following prompt. Time

lapse of an oak tree shifting through seasons. Vivid green summer leaves

seasons. Vivid green summer leaves gradually turning bright orange and red in autumn, falling and swirling in wind, branches becoming bare, and covered in a

frost and snow under a pale winter sky.

So, I'm going to put this up. And then

we get a video out just like this.

So the process here is to generate a first frame in Google Nano Banana Pro, then edit that in Nano Banana Pro to create the final frame. We then use

those two frames to animate inside of Google V3.1 going from the first frame to the last frame. Now, this is truly just the start because we can employ this technique in a number of creative

ways. And another one of those is to do

ways. And another one of those is to do it for much faster blooming of flowers.

for example, this rose time-lapse. Now,

just look at the crisp, beautiful detail of this. And this is the type of shot

of this. And this is the type of shot that looks incredibly cinematic and would not look out of place in any natural history documentary. So, to

create this example, I used the following prompt of tightly closed rose bud, slight green and red tones, morning dew droplet, soft backlit bera background. And this gave me the first

background. And this gave me the first frame. We have this lovely shot of the

frame. We have this lovely shot of the rose. And I simply then asked to show

rose. And I simply then asked to show the exact same rose in full bloom. And

it gave us this example. And you can see that the rose is now in full bloom. And

then using this, it gives us this wonderful time-lapse effect. Now, if

you'd like to follow along with any of these experiments, I've put together an entire toolkit for achieving these effects. Now, this includes all of the

effects. Now, this includes all of the examples I'm going to showcase you in this video with the exact image prompts and the exact video prompts that I use,

as well as the actual first and last frames that you're welcome to use and experiment with yourself. Now, you can find a link to download all of this entirely for free in the description below. And if you're not subscribed, I

below. And if you're not subscribed, I do invite you to subscribe to the channel. It will be a pleasure to have

channel. It will be a pleasure to have you along for the ride. And you can also turn on notifications and that way you are notified every time I upload a new video. But let's crack on with some more

video. But let's crack on with some more complicated time-lapse examples because this is where we can move things to new heights. So here we have a time-lapse of

heights. So here we have a time-lapse of nature reclaiming these ruins. And you

can see these vines growing into a verdant spot. This time lapse showcases how we

spot. This time lapse showcases how we can go from a modern sci-fi city and then showcasing it abandoned in the future. And this is a perfect

future. And this is a perfect storytelling technique if you're looking to show the collapse of civilization. I

particularly love how these clouds start to rise from the floor. Now, a great thing to explore with time-lapses is to think about the different time frames that we can use. So, it might be just a few hours, it could be an entire day,

could be a week, a month, or even many years. And this is where we get some

years. And this is where we get some real creative opportunities. So, here's

an example of doing this just from day to night.

So here you can see we've got a beautiful cityscape with these cars slowly transforming into night. What I

love about this example are these lovely long exposure lines of the lights on the cars here. Now look at this fantastic

cars here. Now look at this fantastic example of a construction time-lapse. We

can go from a building site to a full gleaming skyscraper in seconds. And we

can animate this in a beautiful way where we have this panning effect of the time-lapse. Now, another great technique

time-lapse. Now, another great technique for time-lapses is animating weather conditions. This is where we change a

conditions. This is where we change a scene from one type of climactic experience to another. And this can be an extremely powerful storytelling

technique because we can often use the weather to symbolize something that's happening in a story. For example, if we're going from sunny to stormy, we can

indicate that there is conflict or danger ahead. Here is a scene going from

danger ahead. Here is a scene going from this as the first frame to this as the final frame. And you can see that we've

final frame. And you can see that we've kept the landscapes the same, but we are animating between these two different scenarios. And we get this great sense

scenarios. And we get this great sense of anticipation and dread coming in.

Now, another situation where we can do this is by flooding an environment. This

is where we're creating a sense of disaster coming through. So we can go from this scene which is of this barren landscape to having it completely

flooded. And you can see here that we're

flooded. And you can see here that we're also using a effect where we are moving the camera. So we can have a more

the camera. So we can have a more complicated time-lapse. Instead of

complicated time-lapse. Instead of having it static, we can allow the camera to even move in. Now, one of my favorite ways to look at this is to

apply it to processes of nature and of biological being. For example, we can

biological being. For example, we can create an aging time-lapse to showcase not only the passage of time, but also to create a highly advanced and complex

special effect. So, this human aging

special effect. So, this human aging portrait is going to start off with this as the first frame and then this as the last frame. So you can see that we've

last frame. So you can see that we've taken the first frame of an image and then asked Nano Banana Pro to update it with a elderly person. And you can see

here that slowly we get this woman aging and turning into someone much older. And

of course I can even do that with myself. So here is me now and there is

myself. So here is me now and there is me in 50 years time. But one of my absolute favorite ways to do this is with mushrooms. Let's take a look at how we can go from a blank scene to a

mushroom fully blooming into shot. We'll

start off with this as the first frame of this lovely forest scene. And we'll

end with this mushroom. And you can see just how beautifully this mushroom explodes from the earth here. Now, there

are a couple of different ways we can look at using time-lapses here and this technique. And one is like this where we

technique. And one is like this where we are keeping the entire situation around the object the same. This way we

get a static camera shot. However, you

can create a dolly time-lapse, which is where we slightly change the zoom of our shot. And this gives us both the

shot. And this gives us both the time-lapse, but also a gradual zoom into the subject. And this is a more

the subject. And this is a more complicated effect that can be harder to pull off, but it allows you a more mesmerizing type of time-lapse. And

that's because now with Nano Banana Pro, we have the ability to take a shot and then ask for this shot from a different angle, a different scene, or from a different perspective. And that gives us

different perspective. And that gives us a whole host of opportunities to animate between these two perspectives. So, we

can take this train scene here of a busy station, and we can also take this close-up of a man on a station with teary eyes, and we can animate between

these two. So you can see here that

these two. So you can see here that we're able to beautifully zoom into this character and see him crying here. It's

absolutely stunning. You can see just how well it brings us into his world.

Now we can do this not only for interior environments, but also for exteriors where we would usually need a highowered drone and perfect climactic conditions to film. Now, we can create something

to film. Now, we can create something like this where we've got this epic zoom where we're going from a huge wide-angle shot and in just moments we're able to

come straight up in to this man's expression and we get a real sense of first the vastness of his experience in the great outdoors and then this real intimate moment where we're capturing

the nuance of expression in our actor's face. Now, for this, it's very key to

face. Now, for this, it's very key to put in the video prompt because often you might get odd animations between these two shots which are not what we're

expecting. And that's where these

expecting. And that's where these prompts are extremely useful. And naming

the shot type helps a lot in this instance. For example, cinematic aerial

instance. For example, cinematic aerial zoom shot. Now, don't worry. All of

zoom shot. Now, don't worry. All of

these prompts are available in the link in the description. We've got a whole document here that we spend a lot of time putting together for you. So this

was the first frame and this was the final frame. And let's do one together.

final frame. And let's do one together.

So we can enter a simple prompt into Nano Banana Pro. For this I'm going to get a Redemption style cowboy on a horse epic cinematic. And for those who are

epic cinematic. And for those who are not familiar, Redemption is a role- playinging game where you run through the Wild West as a cowboy. So this is

the image we get out for that exact prompt. And now we can ask it to show

prompt. And now we can ask it to show this scene from aerial perspective 100 m away. Now the key thing here is that

away. Now the key thing here is that we're asking it to show this exact scene which allows us to maintain the elements that create cohesion between these different shots. We want to keep the

different shots. We want to keep the same color palette, the same environment, and of course the same character. And there we have it. We've

character. And there we have it. We've

now got the scene from above and we can download these two different shots. Now

we can hop back into Flow and use the same first and last frame technique where we upload the aerial shot as the first frame, crop and save that. And

then we upload the close-up as the final frame. Now, here's a cool little trick

frame. Now, here's a cool little trick that you might want to use, and that is to ask Gemini to write us the specific video prompt that's going to smoothly

animate us from one shot to another.

Now, this is leveraging all of these mighty tools together in a way that allows us to get exactly what we're looking for. Now, one of the best

looking for. Now, one of the best prompting techniques out there is called meta prompting, which is essentially where we write a basic prompt ourselves and then ask AI to rewrite it in an

improved way for itself. So if you are trying to get something in an image but Gemini is not fully understanding what you mean, you can ask it to try to write

a prompt for itself to understand it better. So now we have a number of

better. So now we have a number of different prompts that we can use to animate between these two different shots. Let's take one of these and pop

shots. Let's take one of these and pop it in.

And now we get out this video. And this

showcases just how beautiful these aerial zooms can be.

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you can see here now I've got completely different text. Now what's wonderful is

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speakers. And you can see it's taken this wonderful retro effect and put it onto this speaker design. And this type of style transfer is just so much fun. I

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headphones. And what we've done here is we've changed the text, we've changed the colors, but we've maintained consistency for the product and for the aesthetic between each of these

different shots. You can see that it

different shots. You can see that it works incredibly well for this. Now,

another great way that we can make use of Nabana Pro and Love Art is by taking a reference image. For example, I'm taking this black hoodie and then a base

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image. So, I've got this image of this woman, and now I'm asking it to replace the sweatshirt with the second reference image, which is this hoodie. So, I can

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So, as for another zooming example, here is one showcasing a romantic scene on a European city street. And you can see we've got this wide angle and then zooming straight up to this man who is

proposing to his girlfriend here. And

this has a wonderful sense of romance and also this timeless feel where we're combining a time-lapse with a cinematic shot. But let's take things to new

shot. But let's take things to new heights because one of the excellent ways that we can use Nanabano Pro is by changing the focal point of an image.

This means that we change what is the shot focused on. For example, we can take this shot here of a macro shot of a blade of grass and we can finish up with

the blade of grass out of focus and the background in focus. Now, this gives us great capacity for some beautiful cinematic technique. Now, the key words

cinematic technique. Now, the key words for this in the video prompt are dramatic focus change. Let's have a look at how that turned out. Oh, it's

absolutely stunning, isn't it? It really

pushes the limits of a cinemagraphic approach for this type of media. Now,

here is another example showcasing a close-up of a watch. And here we are slowly shifting out of focus to this nature scene. Now, here is another

nature scene. Now, here is another example of using this with a face close up and then focusing on the background behind them. Now, another great feature

behind them. Now, another great feature of Nana Banana Pro is the ability to relight scenes. And this means that we

relight scenes. And this means that we can change the type of lighting on an individual frame. And with that, we have

individual frame. And with that, we have the possibility for completely adjusting the way that a scene shows up. For

example, we can take this shot and relight it with a much brighter focal light. And then if we animate between

light. And then if we animate between these two, you can see we start off with this dark and moody moment. And it

changes the lighting effect and we come straight back into this much brighter output. Now, the other thing we can do

output. Now, the other thing we can do is we can start to merge all of these techniques together. So, we can include

techniques together. So, we can include a time-lapse as well as a perspective shift. And for this, we can have two

shift. And for this, we can have two shots, a wolf closeup, and we can then animate to the wolf in a medium shot at night. This is how this one came out.

night. This is how this one came out.

And as you can see, we get a wonderful animation between these two different frames. Beautifully smooth and crisp.

frames. Beautifully smooth and crisp.

Now, in this example, we are really playing with the focal length here.

We're switching the focus from this man's hand to his face. You can see here the hand is in focus and then the face and animating between these two. We get

this lovely sense of drama, but also leading the eye of the viewer from the hand to the face. It gives us this real sense of motion and cinema. And here

we're starting to get really creative where we're combining a heavily dynamic scene with a time-lapse. And this is a type of special effect that would be so

difficult to replicate in real life. But

with AI, we can unlock completely new possibilities. So here you can see our

possibilities. So here you can see our dancer at day and then suddenly the dancer is there in the same studio at night. So we're getting this consistent

night. So we're getting this consistent motion and movement of the protagonist and yet we're having the entire environment shift around them. And this

is a wonderful storytelling technique we can employ. So you can imagine that

can employ. So you can imagine that Google Banana Banana Pro is the precise engineering architect who is deliberately defining the exact elements

whilst Google VO3.1 is the dynamic flare orientated individual who animates us from one scene to another. It's like

using the combination of Steve Jobs for the vision and Steve Wnjak for getting the job done. Now, when working with AI tools, I like to imagine myself as a

great sports team manager where I'm picking the right players, the right tools for the right job. I'm putting

them in the right place in the process to create my unified team. We've been

exploring different ways to leverage the power of Nana Banana Pro for cinematic storytelling techniques. Everything from

storytelling techniques. Everything from creating emotional time-lapses from day to night, between the seasons, and even between years. We've looked at how we

between years. We've looked at how we can leverage dynamic zooms going from aerial shots to close-ups to give us beautifully complicated shots that would

have cost tens of thousands of dollars to create ourselves. We've also explored how we can leverage the brand new features of recoloring shots and

refocusing shots in Anabana Pro and then animating between these two using Google Vo 3.1. The future of film making is

Vo 3.1. The future of film making is exciting and I for one cannot wait to see what we can create. Now, if you have enjoyed this video, then why not watch this one next where we explore some of

the creative ways that we can make use of Nano Banana Pro for images. But most

of all, I want to say thank you so much for being here. Thank you for watching.

And I wish you a delightful day.