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How to Make Long AI Story Videos in Urdu — Part 2: Fixing Scenes and Final Edit

Part 2 of the long AI story video ("Rashid ka Qarz"): fixing scenes that come out wrong, tagging the right characters in Google Flow, handling policy violations, ending with a voice-over-only scene, and joining all clips into one video in CapCut.

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How to Make Long AI Story Videos in Urdu — Part 2: Fixing Scenes and Final Edit
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The lesson is taught in Urdu. The full course has 109 free lessons on Facebook, TikTok and AI video.

What you will learn

Lesson chapters

  1. Part 2 — making a long video with characters (Part 1 ran long)
  2. The tool made a mistake in a scene — an example line
  3. Tell ChatGPT the mistake in writing — it gives a corrected prompt
  4. Corrected prompt: who speaks (Kareem Seth) and who only listens
  5. Add the scene's characters in Google Flow, then enter the prompt
  6. Slow when the tool is busy elsewhere — your own tool is better
  7. Problem in a clip — delete and redo it with 3 characters
  8. Next scene — add Rashid, Ayesha, Sakina and Kareem
  9. Too many things in one scene = more mistakes
  10. Problem: clips are only 10 seconds — not enough for that much
  11. Prompt parts: dialogue performer, dialogue, movement, camera
  12. Violation shown — retry once, then change the prompt
  13. Remove the ambulance line and try again
  14. Also remove things like heart attack or chest pain
  15. The voice-over will be added separately later
  16. Hard scene: make an image first, then a video from it
  17. Use the image as a reference, plus the dialogue performer
  18. Ask ChatGPT for the next part
  19. Flow censors emotional or medical stories — another tool may be better
  20. Cartoon and kids' stories face less censorship
  21. Credit cost — about 1,200–1,300 credits per scene
  22. Shown the real way — if it fails 10 times, redo it 10 times
  23. Ask for the last part — the debt is forgiven
  24. Last scene is voice-over only — dialogue performer: None

Tools used

ChatGPT, Google Flow (Characters, image, video, reference image)

Questions this lesson answers

My AI scene came out wrong. How do I fix it?

Tell ChatGPT exactly what went wrong in the scene and ask for a corrected image and video prompt, then make the clip again.

How do I keep the right characters in a Google Flow scene?

Add only the characters who are in that scene from your Characters list before entering the video prompt.

Why does my clip miss parts of the scene?

A clip is only about 10 seconds, so too many actions or lines in one scene cause mistakes. Keep each scene small.

My Google Flow clip is blocked with a violation. What should I do?

Retry once. If it still fails, remove sensitive words such as ambulance, heart attack or chest pain and generate again.

A scene keeps failing as a video. Any workaround?

Make the image first, then use that image as a reference to make the video.

How should I end a long AI story video?

Ask ChatGPT for a last part with only a voice-over and no character dialogue.

What makes the final long video look good?

Editing. Join all clips in CapCut, add cuts, transitions and background music.

Does the AI speak Urdu dialogue correctly?

Some Urdu lines come out well, but there are mistakes; Hindi and English usually work better.

Watch next: Long AI Story Videos — Part 3: Consistent Character Voices

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