Produce a YouTube video

Creating·4 min read·Updated 2 months ago

Voysey can produce a YouTube video from a plain outline. Give it your sections (the intro, the middle blocks, the outro) and Voysey compiles a video by generating each section and stitching them together.

Screenshot: a YouTube production with the section list on the left

The section-based DAG

Rather than treating a YouTube video as a single monolithic render, Voysey splits it into sections. Each section runs as its own step. You can:

  • Re-run just one section without redoing the whole video.
  • Reorder sections after seeing the first cut.
  • Swap a section for a different take.

Two ways to start

  • Create from scratch: describe the video to Voysey. It generates the outline and then compiles each section.
  • Bring your own outline: paste in your section list, and Voysey picks up from there.
Keep sections short

Two to five minutes per section works best. Short sections mean fast re-runs when a beat is not landing.

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