Instant Highlights

The video begins with a lively musical introduction, followed by a warm welcome from the host to the audience. The host introduces Wayne, the co-founder and CPO of Haen, who is currently in Los Angeles. The host is in San Francisco, highlighting the global reach of their platform. They express excitement about the audience's diverse geographical locations and mention that Haen is a worldwide platform. The host also notes that it's the one-year anniversary of their Hey Jen webinars on YouTube and acknowledges the live stream on LinkedIn. They share a quick look back at the first webinar held with Josa, the CEO, and Cad, reminiscing about their small beginnings and how far they've come. The host reassures that past webinars are recorded and available on YouTube for those who missed them. They also announce a special offer of five free credits for new users to try out the Haen platform.

Wayne provides an overview of Haen, an AI video generation platform, emphasizing its utility for businesses of all sizes. He explains that Haen allows users to create AI avatars and videos for various business needs without the need for technical skills or resources traditionally required for video production. The host discusses the importance of video content in business and how Haen aims to make video creation accessible. They also introduce a new feature called 'Instant Highlights,' which allows users to generate highlight clips from longer videos using AI. Wayne demonstrates how the feature works and invites the audience to ask questions or share use cases.

The host shares his screen to show the Instant Highlight feature in action. He explains that users can upload a long video and have Haen automatically process and analyze it to generate highlight clips. These clips can be easily shared or used internally. The host uses a previous webinar as an example, showing how Haen identified different topics and generated clips for each. He also addresses questions about the customization of captions, mentioning that Haen is working on a customizable caption feature. The host and Wayne discuss the potential for future improvements and invite user feedback to enhance the product.

The host and Wayne discuss the future updates for the Instant Highlight feature, including the ability to specify video ratios and focus on particular highlights based on user prompts. They also touch on the possibility of generating highlight clips in different languages from an input video of a different language, showcasing Haen's multilingual capabilities. The host asks Wayne for insights on the most suitable audience for the Instant Highlight feature, and Wayne explains that it's ideal for anyone dealing with long videos like webinars, interviews, or sales calls.

The host shares a use case where a client's social media team uses Instant Highlights to create short clips for social media engagement. They discuss the potential for YouTube creators to use the feature for their vlogs. Wayne addresses a question about the best types of videos for video translation, clarifying that Haen focuses on business videos where a speaker is conveying information. He mentions that while Hollywood movies are not the focus, Haen is open to exploring possibilities based on user feedback and feature requests.

The host introduces the URL to Ads feature, which allows users to input a product listing URL and generate a script for an engaging video about the product. The host demonstrates how the feature works, showing how users can select avatars, music, and customize the video template for social media ads. Wayne confirms that users can upload their own media and set the order of appearance in the video. The host also confirms that the feature supports videos in different languages, even if the URL is in a different language.

The host and Wayne discuss the possibility of using a user's own avatar and brand music in the URL to Ads feature. They also mention the integration of Haen technology with Adobe Express and Canva, allowing users to use their own templates and avatars within those platforms. The host highlights the importance of user feedback for improving the technology.

Wayne provides insights into the updates for creating more realistic and motion-enabled avatars. He discusses the possibility of combining streaming avatars with video translation technology, allowing for multilingual real-time communication. The host and Wayne express excitement about the potential of these features and the ongoing work of the AI research and engineering team.

The host and Wayne celebrate the one-year anniversary of the webinar series, reflecting on the growth of the community and the progress made by Haen. They express gratitude to the audience for their participation and feedback. The host provides a link for the audience to receive five free credits and encourages users to reach out to support for any assistance. Wayne shares his appreciation for the community and looks forward to future developments.

The host plays closing music and thanks Wayne for the informative session. Wayne shares an update on the emotional voice feature in Haen's AI Studio, which allows for more expressive avatars with different emotional tones. The host encourages the audience to try out the new voices and provide feedback for further improvements.