Generate biblical character vlogs with GPT-4o and Veo3 AI video generator
🧠 How It Works This intelligent workflow turns ancient stories and legendary characters into modern-style vlog ideas — then automatically builds cinematic prompts ready to generate short videos using Veo3. Think: “What if biblical figures had GoPros?” — funny, emotional, and visually stunning AI-made videos. --- 🔄 Workflow Steps ✨ 1. Concept Generator (AI Node 1) The first AI agent creates a video concept inspired by a biblical or mythological theme. It structures output as JSON with: 🎬 caption – Short, emotional or humorous line with emojis & hashtags 💭 concept – A short summary of the story or moment captured on camera 🌄 setting – Visual and mood details (lighting, style, colors) 📋 status – Stage label like “draft” or “to produce” Example Output: json { "caption": "POV: Moses trying to record a vlog mid–Red Sea split 🌊📹 faithvibes holyshorts", "concept": "Moses looks straight into the camera, trying to act calm while walls of water rise dramatically beside him.", "setting": "Vast sea corridor glowing in blue light, reflections dancing on wet sand, robes fluttering in the wind.", "status": "to produce" } --- 🎬 2. Cinematic Prompt Builder (AI Node 2) This agent converts the concept and setting into a Veo3-ready cinematic prompt that guides realistic video generation. Each output includes: Scene layout & description 🌅 Character framing & expression 🎭 Camera movement (pan, orbit, dolly-in, etc.) 🎥 Lighting style & atmosphere 💡 Textural realism (dust, wind, shadows, fabrics) Example Output: > A robed man stands between two towering walls of water, facing the camera as waves shimmer in the light. The handheld camera slowly pushes forward, capturing ripples and wind-blown fabric. His tone is confident yet tense. The atmosphere feels surreal — reflections glisten and mist drifts through golden rays. --- ☁️ 3. Send to Veo3 API The cinematic description is sent directly to the Veo3 video generation API to create the visual clip. POST Request https://queue.fal.run/fal-ai/veo3 Header → Authorization: Key YOURAPIKEY Body → { "prompt": "{{ $json.output }}" } The API responds with a request_id to track progress. --- ⏳ 4. Track Video Progress Monitor generation status and retrieve your final clip details. GET Request https://queue.fal.run/fal-ai/veo3/requests/{{ $json.request_id }} Header → Authorization: Key YOURAPIKEY When complete, the Veo3 model delivers your AI-generated short film. --- ⚙️ Setup Guide Connect APIs • Create a Veo3 (fal.run) account • Copy your API key → Add it under Header Auth: Authorization: Key YOUR_API_KEY Customize Prompts • Change the core question in Node 1 to explore other themes — e.g., “Greek myths,” “ancient warriors,” or “historic leaders.” • Refine the camera and lighting tone in Node 2 for different cinematic vibes (gritty, vintage, surreal). Run & Validate • Trigger manually to test flow • Check JSON output → must include caption, concept, setting, status • Ensure Veo3 receives your cinematic prompt correctly Automate & Expand • Add a Scheduler to generate new ideas daily or weekly • Send results to Google Sheets, Notion, or Discord for creative collaboration --- 🚀 Ideal For • 🎬 Creators & Filmmakers → Quickly generate cinematic ideas & AI-shot scripts • 🙏 Faith-Based Artists → Reimagine ancient lessons with modern storytelling • 💡 Creative Studios → Automate short video ideation for campaigns • 🧠 Educators & Animators → Visualize history or mythology through creative AI prompts ---
By NiteshAutomatically archive old WordPress posts to draft status
Overview: Automated WordPress Post Archiving This workflow is designed to maintain your blog's health and SEO by automatically moving old, published posts into a "draft" or "archive" state. This prevents outdated or low-traffic content from negatively impacting your site's performance and allows you to easily review and update them later. --- How It Works Quarterly Trigger: The workflow is set to run automatically on a recurring schedule, specifically on the 1st day of every 3rd month (quarterly). This ensures that your content is regularly audited without any manual intervention. Find Old Posts: The workflow connects to your WordPress site and fetches all published posts that are older than a specified time frame (in this case, 12 months). It uses the WordPress API's filtering capabilities to efficiently find the right content. Check if Posts Found: An If node checks if the previous step found any posts. This prevents the workflow from running further steps if there's nothing to archive. If no posts are found, the workflow ends and logs this. Archive Post: If posts are found, the workflow proceeds to update each one. It changes the post's status from publish to draft and automatically adds tags like archived and old-content for easy identification within your WordPress dashboard. Send Notification: After the archiving process is complete, the workflow sends an email notification to the administrator. This provides a summary of the activity, letting you know that the task has been completed. --- Setup Steps Configure WordPress Credentials: In both the Find Old Posts and Archive Post nodes, you need to add your WordPress credentials. This typically involves entering your site URL and creating an application password in your WordPress admin dashboard for secure API access. Set Up Email Credentials: In the Send Notification node, add your email service credentials (like SMTP or a Gmail account) to enable the workflow to send you the completion notification. Adjust the Archiving Period: In the Find Old Posts node, the current expression is {{ $now.minus({ months: 12 }).toISO() }} which archives posts older than 12 months. You can change the number of months to fit your content strategy (e.g., 24 for two years). Customize Tags: In the Archive Post node, you can customize the tags to better suit your needs. You can change or add new tags that will be applied to the archived posts. Activate the Workflow: Once all credentials and settings are configured, make sure to activate the workflow to set the quarterly schedule in motion.
By David Olusola