“A guy walking down a street.
Make it cinematic.”
Learn How to Create GTA-Style AI Videos From Scratch
Follow the exact workflow I use to create characters, build scenes, write prompts, animate them, and turn everything into finished cinematic videos. Built on GTA-style scenes — and the same method makes anime, 3D, comic, retro or photoreal.
From idea to finished animation. Step by step.
EVERY STYLE, ONE WORKFLOW
This Is All
One Method.
Cinematic, comic, 3D animated, retro film — every one of these came from the same six-part prompt. Only the style block changed. Keep scrolling.
YOU’VE SEEN THE RESULT
You’ve Seen These Videos.
Now Learn How They’re Made.
Creating good AI animation takes more than typing a basic prompt. Faces change. Clothes change. Cars morph. Doors bend. Backgrounds transform. Camera movement looks unnatural.
One bad prompt can ruin an entire scene. This guide breaks down the exact workflow I use to control those problems and create more consistent cinematic AI scenes.
Illustrative prompt structures. AI results vary.
WHAT YOU’LL LEARN
Every Part of the Process.
In One Place.
Go from “how did they make that?” to understanding how to build your own cinematic AI story.
Character Creation
Learn how to create GTA-style characters designed for consistent use across multiple scenes.
FACES / OUTFITS / IDENTITYScene Creation
Build cinematic streets, interiors, vehicles, neighborhoods, parking lots, businesses, and environments.
LOCATIONS / LIGHT / DETAILPrompt Engineering
Learn how detailed image prompts are structured, with real prompt-by-prompt examples you can study and customize.
STRUCTURE / INSTRUCTIONSSeedance Animation
Learn how to turn still scenes into animated cinematic sequences using detailed Seedance prompts.
STILL IMAGE → MOVING SHOTCamera & Motion
Learn how to describe walking, driving, conversations, gestures, action, camera movement, and realistic physical motion.
DIRECTION / PACING / ACTIONScene Continuity
Learn techniques for keeping characters, clothing, locations, objects, vehicles, and scene geometry consistent.
REFERENCES / CONSISTENCYStorytelling
Learn how to structure multiple AI clips into a short story instead of generating random disconnected scenes.
CONCEPT / SHOTS / STORYEditing
Learn how to combine your clips in CapCut using sound effects, dialogue, music, timing, cuts, and final polish.
ASSEMBLE / POLISH / EXPORTONE METHOD, ANY LOOK
Built on GTA-Style Scenes.
It Works for Everything Else Too.
The workflow is the same whatever you are making. Change the style block in your prompt and the whole world changes with it.
GTA-Style Cinematic
Stylised urban realism: heavy contrast, saturated neon and sodium light, characters who look like they belong to a world with a story already running.
stylised realism · bold key art · saturated urban night · strong rim light
Anime & Cel-Shaded
Flat colour blocking, clean linework, expressive faces.
anime style · cel shaded · hand-inked lines3D Animated Feature
Soft global light, rounded forms, that big-studio finish.
3D render · subsurface skin · soft global illuminationComic & Graphic Novel
Bold outlines, halftone texture, high-contrast inks.
graphic novel · halftone dots · bold outlinesRetro Film
Grain, halation and faded colour — the nostalgia look.
35mm film · faded Kodachrome · halationPhotoreal Cinematic
Anamorphic framing and shallow depth, graded like a feature.
anamorphic lens · shallow depth · colour gradedEvery module in the guide teaches the method, then shows how the style block changes to move between looks.
FROM THE FIRST IDEA TO THE FINAL CUT
The Full Workflow.
Nothing Skipped.
You’ll see how each part connects so you understand the entire production process instead of learning isolated tricks.
- 01IdeaFind your concept
- 02StoryPlan the moment
- 03CharacterDefine the identity
- 04SceneBuild the world
- 05Image PromptWrite the instructions
- 06GenerateCreate your still frame
- 07Seedance Motion PromptDirect the movement
- 08AnimateBring it to life
- 09EditConnect your shots
- 10PostShare the finished story



Each scene has a job.
The edit brings the story together.
PROMPT-BY-PROMPT TRAINING
Don’t Just Watch Me Do It.
See How the Prompts Are Built.
The guide breaks down detailed prompt structures so you can understand what each instruction is doing and how to change it for your own characters, locations, and stories.
// Give every part of your scene a clear instruction.
01SUBJECT [character identity + reference]
02WORLD [location + light + fixed details]
03FRAME [composition + camera angle]
MORE INTENTION. LESS GUESSWORK.
Why Basic AI Prompts Fail
Better instructions help you guide the result. A connected workflow helps you turn those results into a story.
Basic Prompt
- Changing faces
- Random clothing
- Morphing objects
- Broken hands
- Deformed vehicles
- Inconsistent locations
- Unnatural movement
- Disconnected scenes
Structured Workflow
- Stronger character consistency
- Better environmental continuity
- Clearer camera direction
- More believable motion
- Better scene-to-scene connection
- More cinematic storytelling
Improve consistency. Reduce common generation problems. Create more controlled results.
A stronger workflow helps. It doesn’t make every AI generation perfect.
BRING THE FRAME TO LIFE
Learn How to Animate Your Scenes With Seedance.
Creating the image is only part of the process. Learn how to turn a still AI scene into a believable moving shot without relying on random motion.
SOURCE IMAGEPROMPTAction. Camera.
Timing. Continuity.
CHARACTER REFERENCEFIXED SCENE DETAILSLIGHTING & DIRECTIONILLUSTRATIVE SCENEKEEP YOUR WORLD CONNECTED
Stop Letting Every Scene Look Like a Different Universe.
A different face. A different outfit. A car that changes shape. Backgrounds and architecture that move between shots. Lighting that flips. A character that changes size. Props that disappear.
Learn methods for reducing those problems through better references, structured prompting, repeated descriptions, scene planning, and continuity instructions.
- ReferenceDefine what needs to stay the same.
- PlanConnect the shots before generating.
- DirectRepeat the details that matter.
- RefineCheck each clip before the final edit.
INSIDE THE GUIDE
Your Idea.
Your Characters.
Your Complete Video.
A practical curriculum that follows the production process, from creating your first concept to publishing the final cut.
Get the Guide — $29.99One-time payment · English or Spanish · Instant download.
01GTA-Style AI Video Fundamentals
Understand the full production workflow, develop your concept, and plan a cinematic AI video from the beginning.
02Character Creation
Create original characters with recognizable facial features, defined clothing, and details you can carry into later scenes.
03Scene & Environment Creation
Build streets, interiors, houses, stores, alleys, vehicles, and believable locations with intentional lighting and detail.
04Advanced Image Prompt Structure
Study prompt-by-prompt examples and learn how to adapt character, scene, composition, and negative instructions.
05Maintaining Character Consistency
Use references and repeated descriptions to improve facial, clothing, and character consistency across scenes.
06Seedance Animation
Turn still images into animated shots with detailed Seedance motion prompts and clear scene instructions.
07Motion & Camera Direction
Describe walking, driving, action, natural gestures, camera angles, and cinematic movement.
08Scene Continuity
Plan connected shots and reduce changes to vehicles, doors, buildings, props, environments, and lighting.
09Dialogue & Storytelling
Build conversations and short stories with connected clips, purposeful action, dialogue, and clear pacing.
10Editing in CapCut
Assemble your clips, refine cuts and timing, and add sound effects, music, dialogue, and final polish.
11Building Your Finished Video
Bring the full workflow together into one complete video, checking continuity and pacing before the final export.
12Publishing for Social Media
Export your finished videos for TikTok, Instagram Reels, and YouTube Shorts.
SWIPE THROUGH THE STYLES
Six Looks,
One Workflow.
Same method, six different worlds. Swipe through them — the ones with a play button are animated.
SOUND FAMILIAR?
This Guide
Is For You If…
You’ve watched a GTA-style AI video and thought, “How are people making these?”
- You want to create GTA-style AI videos.
- You are new to AI animation.
- You already use AI but struggle with consistency.
- Your characters keep changing and your environments keep morphing.
- You struggle to write detailed prompts or want to understand advanced prompting.
- You want to learn Seedance.
- You want to create AI stories instead of random clips.
- You make TikTok content, Instagram Reels, or YouTube Shorts.
- You want the full workflow instead of disconnected tutorials.
MEET THE CREATOR
Learn the Workflow
I Actually Use.
“I created this guide to break down the exact process I use to turn an idea into a complete GTA-style AI animation. Instead of giving you vague instructions, I walk through the workflow step by step, including character creation, scene building, detailed prompts, Seedance animation, continuity, and editing.”
BEFORE YOU START
A Few Things
You Might Be Asking.
Do I need experience with AI?
No. The training is structured so beginners can follow the process while still covering more advanced prompting and consistency techniques.
Does this include prompt examples?
Yes. The guide includes detailed examples showing how image and animation prompts are structured.
Does this teach Seedance?
Yes. Seedance prompting and animation workflow are major parts of the training.
Does this teach image generation too?
Yes. The workflow begins with creating characters, environments, and scenes before moving into animation.
Can I use this for my own characters and stories?
Yes. The goal is to teach you the workflow so you can adapt the methods to your own original characters, locations, and concepts.
Can beginners follow this?
Yes. The workflow is explained step by step.
Do AI generations always come out perfectly?
No. AI generations can vary. The guide teaches methods for improving consistency and reducing common generation problems.
Is this an official GTA or Rockstar Games product?
No. This is an independent educational product and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, sponsored by, or associated with Rockstar Games or Take-Two Interactive.
YOUR NEXT STEP
Make the Videos
You Came Here to Learn.
How to Create AI Animated Visuals is a complete, step-by-step production manual for building cinematic AI video — from a blank page to a finished piece you can post. It covers the whole pipeline: the two-model workflow, the six-part prompt formula, character and scene building, keeping a face consistent across shots, motion and camera direction, story structure, editing and publishing. Illustrated throughout, with copy-paste templates and a troubleshooting table for every common failure.
Built on GTA-style cinematic scenes — the style block chapter then shows you how to move the same method to anime, 3D, comic, retro, claymation or photoreal. Written for creators who want repeatable results instead of lucky generations. Available in English and Spanish.
- Format
- Digital guide (PDF)
- Modules
- 8 parts + template library
- Languages
- English / Español
- Delivery
- Instant download
- Access
- Lifetime, updates included
- Level
- Beginner to advanced

AI Animated VisualsIDEA → FINISHED VIDEO
How to Create
AI Animated Visuals
The complete workflow, by Jose Angel.
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YOUR IDEA DESERVES A FINISHED VIDEO.
Stop Guessing at Prompts.
Learn the Full Workflow.
Create your characters. Build your scenes. Write better prompts.
Animate with Seedance. Edit your story. Post your finished video.





