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How to Make an AI Music Video Using Your Own Voice

🎬 How to Make an AI Music Video Using Your Own Voice In this video, I walk you step-by-step through how I created a full cinematic AI music video using my own voice as the foundation. From locking character identity… To designing 16:9 cinematic environments… To adding structured camera movement in WAN and Kling… This is the exact repeatable workflow I use to turn still AI images into a story-driven music video. 🔥 What You’ll Learn ✔️ How to create a character reference sheet to prevent face drift ✔️ How to design cinematic Western-style environments ✔️ How to structure camera motion prompts ✔️ How to match motion to emotion ✔️ How to create a cohesive short-film feel ✔️ How to combine your real voice with AI visuals This isn’t just generating images — it’s directing. 🧾 Character Reference Sheet Prompt I Used Create a professional character reference sheet based strictly on the uploaded reference image. Use a clean, neutral plain background and present the sheet as a technical model turnaround while matching the exact visual style of the reference (same realism level, rendering approach, texture, color treatment, and overall aesthetic). Arrange the composition into two horizontal rows. Top row: four full-body standing views placed side-by-side in this order: front view, left profile view (facing left), right profile view (facing right), back view. Bottom row: three highly detailed close-up portraits aligned beneath the full-body row in this order: front portrait, left profile portrait (facing left), right profile portrait (facing right). Maintain perfect identity consistency across every panel. Keep the subject in a relaxed A-pose with consistent scale, alignment, and lighting. Output a crisp, print-ready reference sheet look. Remove camera. 🎥 Example Cinematic Still Prompt A cinematic, ultra-realistic 16:9 image of an older country western singer standing in the parking lot of a rundown motel in the American West at sunset. He wears a black cowboy hat, black embroidered western shirt, blue jeans, and leather boots. A vintage pickup truck is parked nearby and a neon MOTEL sign flickers above the building. Golden-hour lighting creates a soft rim light around him. The mood is reflective and solitary. Photorealistic, cinematic color grading, shallow depth of field, 4K detail. 🎬 Example WAN Motion Prompt A cinematic, ultra-realistic video of an older country western singer standing in a motel parking lot at sunset. Camera Movement: Smooth drone shot approximately 10 feet above ground moving left to right. Maintain steady altitude and speed. Keep the singer framed in the center third while the motel and truck shift behind him to create natural parallax. Slow, cinematic pacing. Duration 15 seconds. Lighting: Warm golden-hour sunset from low horizon angle, soft rim light on hat and shoulders. Mood: Lonely, reflective western ballad energy. Style: Photorealistic, high dynamic range, realistic motion blur, filmic texture, 4K clarity. 🎭 Match Motion to Mood Sad → Slow push-out Lonely → Drone lift-away Reflective → Lateral glide Intimate → Push-in Grand → Rising drone Ending → Pull-away reveal This is the full workflow I used to build a cinematic AI music video that feels intentional instead of random. If this breakdown helped you, let me know in the comments. And if you try this method using your own voice, I’d love to see what you create. #AIMusicVideo #AIWorkflow #FilmmakingWithAI #ContentCreation #IndieCreator #MusicVideoProduction