VEED AI

VEED AI Pro Tips

➩ AI Agent → better briefs win: Start with audience, goal, CTA, length, and platform (“30s TikTok teaser, playful, CTA: shop now”). Ask the agent to output a plan first, then “proceed.”
➩ Iterate models, then commit: Have the agent try two looks (e.g., Veo-style vs. Kling-style), pick one, and continue editing on that timeline only.
➩ Agent guardrails: Add constraints like “no stock faces,” “keep brand colors #111/#FF5A5F,” “max 75 words VO” to reduce rewrites.
➩ Edit with Script (text-based): Use text search to cut filler and redundant lines; the timeline updates instantly.
➩ Scene beats: Keep lines to one idea each (~6–12s per scene) so text edits don’t desync visuals.
aption first, style second: Generate auto-subs, fix names/terms, then style fonts/placement - saves re-timing.
➩ Version safely: Duplicate the project before large script changes; name clearly (promo_hookB_9x16_v03).
➩ Eye-Contact Corrector: Apply after picture lock; set a small correction first (10–25%). Overcorrection looks uncanny.
➩ Prioritize human takes: Use eye-contact on talking heads; skip on profile angles or heavy sunglasses - it can introduce artifacts.
➩ Pair with subtle crop: A 2–4% punch-in plus eye-contact feels more natural during jump-cuts.
➩ Noise Reduction (NR) flow: Do NR → de-ess → loudness normalize (aim ≈-14 LUFS for web).
➩ Light touch beats heavy NR: Start low (10–20%); if hiss remains, add a short room-tone bed instead of cranking NR.
➩ Music under VO: Keep music -20 to -26 LUFS relative; avoid hard cuts at scene changes - crossfade 6–12 frames.