These films needed transcripts and voiceovers. So we put the footage in front of Genny.
She makes an editable transcript. A person corrects the script and hands it back, then Genny produces voice auditions to listen to. The film shows the back-and-forth: the agent handles the conversion and generation, while the person chooses the words and the voice.
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Hey, in the attached folder I've got a video for the promotional videos, and I would like you to take that, convert it to MP4, or compute it to MP3, and then send it off to Eleven Labs to get the, uh, transcription. And then make a document with the transcription, please. That looks good, actually. I can see the original one you got there. Perfect. The original Markdown transcript is saved and ready, and there's a DocX copy alongside it too. You can just go in and edit the .md file or the .docx file. I'm going to make some quick edits here and then turn it back over to Genny. Now I just drag and drop the file from my workspace into her chat so she knows where it is and tell her to get back to work. Done. I split the corrected script into four Charles audition clips and one Lady Penelope clip. I used Charles. Deep, strong, sultry, caring. If you meant another Charles, tell me which one, and I'll swap it. Now Genny will show up in all of your personal chats. and first time you talk to her. Hey Genny, this is Elias. Really excited to be working with you. I'm the co-founder of my company. Well, we're working with the Nautilo people on the exciting new Nautilo and contributing to that project. It's an open source project. Incredible. You just saved me like five hours worth of work. Thank you so much, lady, as always. You're very welcome, Elias. Five hours rescued from the void? That's a damn good day.