TL;DR
What did @LFSuburbia use Nano Banana Pro for?
A one-person pop punk act with fully human-made music made the whole video for a new single by themselves, generating stills in Nano Banana Pro, animating them with Seedance 2.0 and editing in LumaFusion, over several weeks. They finished the full-length video and premiered it on X with the single a few days later. It took weeks, and they documented every failure along the way.
What they did
For the single 'Conspiracies (All The Time)', they created still images with Nano Banana Pro, turned them into moving shots with Seedance 2.0, and cut the full-length video together in LumaFusion, all on their own. The music itself is entirely human-made; only the video uses AI.
How it went
They finished the full-length video and premiered it on X with the single a few days later. It took weeks, and they documented every failure along the way.
Worth knowing
- This is weeks of work, not one prompt, with plenty of failed generations. Plan the shots first, and expect to regenerate clips to keep characters and style consistent.
Try it yourself
Paste this into a chatbot, then add your own details underneath.
Here are the lyrics to my song: [paste]. Break it into a music video shot list with one shot for every 4-6 seconds. For each shot give a still-image prompt (same main character and visual style throughout) and a one-line motion description for turning that still into a short video clip.
Original post
See @LFSuburbia's original post on X → (Sep 21, 2026)
Sources
- @LFSuburbia on X, Sep 21, 2026 — the original post