GPT 6 Astra Forever Changed 3D Animations

I've been playing around with GPT-6 Astra for motion graphics and it will build you an entire 3D environment off of a single prompt. [music] Once it's generated, you can edit anything you want, making it easy to reuse [music] the same environment over and over again. To show you how in-depth this goes, this is me [music] scrolling

through all of the layers it's built in the 3D software in under 5 minutes. You've probably seen a lot of people using this to build out video games, >> [music] >> but I'm more interested in motion graphics. So, once you have everything set to your liking, including the camera movement, you can send it another prompt

and ask it to render it out into a polished, fully textured 3D scene. And if you have this plugin for DaVinci Resolve, which I already did a video on, you can drop it straight into your timeline. There's not really a debate anymore [music] if this looks like AI because it's building using the same

tools a human would. So, in this video, I'm going to walk you through how I've been getting the best results after spending a load of credits so that you don't have to. Now, I know you probably have two questions in your head right now, with the first one being, how much does this cost? [music] So, a

little bit later in the video, I'm going to break down how much everything costed me. And the second question being, [music] is it even worth it to learn editing anymore if AI can do everything? The answer is yes, and let me give you a quick example. I was recently editing a video for my Instagram where I catch a

predator. This was over 3 hours of footage with multiple camera angles, and I turned it into a 3-minute edit. There's a lot more to video editing than just manual work. So, a tool like this just frees up a lot of time that you can spend on creative work. So, to build all this, we're going to be using Astra