AI video for travel YouTube channels
The problem travel channels have
A ten-minute travel video is well over a hundred shots, each of which has to show the real place and match what the voice is saying. Finding them clip by clip in stock libraries takes longer than writing the script. Filler shots that only roughly fit make a guide feel generic, and clips from the wrong country lose the audience’s trust at once.
How VIA solves it
- Footage first: for each line VIA searches for footage of what is said, in the country the video is about, and throws out clips from anywhere else.
- Licences kept: stock is licensed per film, with the proof stored in the project.
- Graphics for the details: prices, phrases and rules become graphics in one style for the whole film; maps show where each chapter happens.
- Paced like the niche: a new shot every few seconds, gentle movement on photos and graphics, none added to real footage.
- Swap in one click: if a clip is not right, VIA finds other footage for the same line.
What a production looks like
“Japan Travel Mistakes” covers twelve mistakes tourists make in Japan in 226 scenes over eleven minutes: 148 of licensed footage, 22 archive photos, 3 maps and 53 graphics. See the case study.
Where it is not a fit
VIA does not film or cut a presenter talking to camera. If your channel is built on your own face on location, VIA can still make the footage sections and the graphics around you.
If you make travel videos on YouTube, apply for the private beta.
Questions
Is the footage licensed?
Stock footage is licensed for each film, and the licence is kept with the project.
Can I use my own travel clips?
Yes. Upload your clips and VIA can use them for the lines they fit.
Does VIA draw scenes too?
Only where no footage fits. Graphics and maps are drawn in one style for the whole film, and a scene can be drawn on your word.