"Write a 60-second script about [topic]. Short punchy sentences. Indirect marketing angle. End with a business lesson"

Then take that script to ElevenLabs

Use voices like Marcus, Knight, or Bill from the voice library

Set stability to 40% and style exaggeration to 10% for natural pauses

Step 2: Generate the clay visuals w/ nano banana

The master prompt:

"A high-quality claymation scene of [subject], stop-motion animation style, 3D clay textures, visible fingerprints in clay, soft studio lighting, tilt-shift photography, miniature scale, historical 1900s France setting, highly detailed, 8k"

Keep the core "claymation stop-motion style" part consistent across all scenes so the aesthetic doesn't shift

Step 3: Bring the clay to life w/ Sora 2 

It handles both the generation and animation

If you need more control over movement use Luma Dream Machine or Kling AI in image-to-video mode

In the video prompt use keywords like "stop-motion movement" and "low frame rate feel"

If the movement is too smooth you can lower the frame rate in your editor later

Step 4: Background music and sound effects

Music: Use Suno or Udio

Prompt: "Old-timey 1920s jazz, whimsical, acoustic, double bass, brush drums, instrumental only"

Sound effects: ElevenLabs SFX

Search for "old projector clicking" or "crowd murmuring in restaurant"

Step 5: Edit it all together w/ CapCut

Add auto captions with a bold sans-serif font like Montserrat

Use pop animations for the text

Add film grain and vignette to make the AI video look more like a physical set

That's the full workflow

Takes a few hours the first time but you get faster once you've done it