AI Videos (ANY kind!) & Pictures of the New World

[sania]

On 10/20/2026 at 7:45 PM, grain of mustard said:

It would be wonderful to see a video of when Elisha prayed to Jehovah to open the eyes of his servant, and he was able to see Jehovah's heavenly army.  

Finally... 😊 

[Dages]

Can you tell about the workflow to do these ?

 

[sania]

25 minutes ago, Dages said:

Can you tell about the workflow to do these ?

Sure! 😊

 

First, I divide the Bible account into small scenes and create pictures for them using chatgpt. Then I use Gemini to animate the pictures into videos.

I describe the characters' movements, facial expressions, camera angles, lighting, and sounds in the prompts. Gemini can also add background music and sound effects if I ask for them.

Sometimes Gemini generates three 10-second clips, making a 30-second video. For the other clips, I generate them separately and combine everything using a video editor.

 

The hardest part is getting Gemini to follow the instructions correctly!  Sometimes characters look in the wrong direction, change their appearance, or do something completely unexpected. Once, when the attendant asked Elisha, 'Master, what are we to do?' Elisha suddenly turned Chinese! 🤣 In another clip I asked Gemini to make the attendant look astonished, and it made his eyes glow like the heavenly army was inside them..😂

 

So, there's a lot of trial and error. I keep correcting the prompts and regenerating clips until I'm satisfied with the result. You can also take help from chatgpt to make the video prompts. This 40-second video took quite a few attempts, but it's fun when everything finally comes together!😊

[sania]

😂

 

Edited 12 hours ago by sania

[sania]

Another failed video… I asked Aaron to throw his rod! 🤷‍♀️😂

Edited 12 hours ago by sania

[Dages]

Gemini isn't bad to make images. I just got a "Plus" account to tinker with it (and it's useful for my job anyway  )

[Eejay]

1 hour ago, sania said:

it's fun when everything finally comes together!

More than fun for us, it is simply amazing how those scenarios can be brought to life. Thanks for your hard work in this regard and your generous sharing of the results. 😊

 

 

[sania]

Just a quick question to moderators.. 

 

I sometimes use images from our publications to create videos. I just wanted to ask if doing so violates our organization's copyright guidelines.🤔

[Dré]

5 hours ago, sania said:

😂

 

 

Some people claim that Jesus visited Tibet. But they’ve got it wrong! It was actually the prophet Elisha. 🤣

[sania]

Inside of Noah's Ark.. 

[grain of mustard]

Há 4 horas, Sania disse:

Só uma pergunta rápida para os moderadores... 

 

Às vezes, usamos imagens de nossas publicações para criar vídeos. Gostaria de saber se isso viola as diretrizes de direitos autorais de nossa organização.🤔

sem problemas 

Edited 4 hours ago by grain of mustard
Não sou moderador

[grain of mustard]

9 hours ago, sania said:

Finalmente... 😊 

Thank you so much, this video is beautiful, it looks so real. 

[Ysaias]

3 hours ago, Dré said:

 

Some people claim that Jesus visited Tibet. But they’ve got it wrong! It was actually the prophet Elisha. 🤣

That's him? I thought it was a Jedi.  

Things of the multiverse.

[TonyS]

2 hours ago, sania said:

Inside of Noah's Ark.. 

Nice video. This makes me wonder about the animals. Mostly wild animals, too.

 

Does anyone have a thought about their temperment during their time in the ark? It's interesting to think they didn't rip each other apart. 

 

Was their nature, as we understand them to be today, subdued by Jehovah's power in the ark until they were released back into the wild post flood?

 

Gen 1:30 says the wild animals were given green vegetation to eat.

 

Does this suggest the animals pre-flood were docile and could be why they coexisted while in the ark? Or, did they become more aggressive post flood, and contributing to their aggression further was man's neglect and abuse of them?

 

I hope I make sense. Again, nice video.

[DLJBSP]

7 hours ago, sania said:

 

I sometimes use images from our publications to create videos. I just wanted to ask if doing so violates our organization's copyright guidelines.🤔

 

I’m not a moderator, but animating a copyrighted image from JW.org would generally create a derivative work—an adaptation of the original image. Adding movement does not remove the original copyright.

Creating such adaptations generally requires the copyright owner’s permission, unless a legal exception applies. JW.org’s personal-use permission does not expressly authorize these adaptations, and its terms specifically prohibit posting its artwork or photos on other websites.

 

https://www.jw.org/en/terms-of-use/

[sania]

23 minutes ago, DLJBSP said:

 

I’m not a moderator, but animating a copyrighted image from JW.org would generally create a derivative work—an adaptation of the original image. Adding movement does not remove the original copyright.

Creating such adaptations generally requires the copyright owner’s permission, unless a legal exception applies. JW.org’s personal-use permission does not expressly authorize these adaptations, and its terms specifically prohibit posting its artwork or photos on other websites.

 

https://www.jw.org/en/terms-of-use/

Ok, then I think few of my videos should be deleted.. Moderators, pls help. 

[Tortuga]

51 minutes ago, TonyS said:

Nice video. This makes me wonder about the animals. Mostly wild animals, too.

 

Does anyone have a thought about their temperment during their time in the ark? It's interesting to think they didn't rip each other apart. 

 

Was their nature, as we understand them to be today, subdued by Jehovah's power in the ark until they were released back into the wild post flood?

 

Gen 1:30 says the wild animals were given green vegetation to eat.

 

Does this suggest the animals pre-flood were docile and could be why they coexisted while in the ark? Or, did they become more aggressive post flood, and contributing to their aggression further was man's neglect and abuse of them?

 

I hope I make sense. Again, nice video.

That has been discussed here many times, please do a search for the key words you are interested in and you will find several topics about it. You can also do a search on WOL and see what information has been published by WHQ.

[Doug]

41 minutes ago, DLJBSP said:

 

 animating a copyrighted image from JW.org would generally create a derivative work—an adaptation of the original image. 

Creating such adaptations generally requires the copyright owner’s permission, unless a legal exception applies. 

 

I haven't looked at the videos, but parody is generally legally protected as Fair Use.

 

Parody:  To entertain, mock, or pay playful homage to the original material.

[Tortuga]

12 minutes ago, Doug said:

Parody:  To entertain, mock, or pay playful homage to the original material.

What a great user name...🤣

[DLJBSP]

13 minutes ago, Doug said:

 

Parody:  To entertain, mock, or pay playful homage to the original material.

 

Good Point, had not considered that.