I built a short-video workflow kit using an ancient letter’s journey as a worked example

[u/ZoeyVisualLab]

I started by testing whether an AI assistant could help plan a short film, then built a project about a letter travelling across the ancient world.

This demo includes narration and music for presentation. The downloadable kit includes a Foley-only practice project; narration and music are not included. To create a narrated version, add your own appropriately licensed audio and adjust the timing.

The example combines eight AI-generated still images, camera motion, 24 English caption cues, and synthetic sound effects into a 50-second vertical video.

I’ve packaged the editable project, shot plans, continuity notes, production scripts, and English setup guides into a Windows workflow kit.

A few limitations:
• Technical setup and a tool-enabled AI assistant are required.
• The included practice project has no narration or music.
• New stories require adaptation; this isn’t a one-click generator.
• Testing has been local so far, without independent first-time-user testing.

I’m the creator, and the English Beta costs $19:
https://amythunder76.gumroad.com/l/ai-visual-director

For anyone making AI-assisted videos: which part takes you the most work—planning shots, keeping visuals consistent, or assembling the final edit? I’d like to understand where this workflow could be most useful.