t3n presents our AI video workflow in seven steps

June 04, 2026    ·    1 min read

How does AI-native video production come together when it has to meet professional standards? In its latest issue, t3n Magazine takes on that question – using our workflow as the blueprint. In the guest article “So läuft’s mit KI-Videos” (How AI Video Really Works), our Managing Director Björn Schneider explains how artificial intelligence delivers not just a clip, but a brand-ready production.

The core message: in a professional setting, a simple prompt won’t cut it. Strong AI videos don’t appear at the push of a button – they come out of a clearly structured process in which every tool has its place. In the article, we break that process down into seven steps:

  1. Reference images for consistent characters and product representations
  2. Image prompts with precise descriptions and instructions
  3. Iteration & finetuning – quality comes from selection and plenty of loops
  4. Defining end frames for each sequence
  5. Video prompting & animation
  6. Transitions & storytelling
  7. Upscaling & polish
That this is more than theory is shown by the projects featured in the article with BayWa r.e. Solar Energy Systems and GIESSWEIN – both combining creativity, quality, and efficient execution.

If you’d like to go deeper and learn more about character consistency, voice cloning, and the craft behind AI-native video production, you’ll find the four-page article in the Skills section of t3n Magazine (No. 84).

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Anyland Geschäftsführer Björn Schneider
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