Multi-Angle AI Video for eLearning Using Nano Banana Pro

Creating cinematic videos for eLearning CBTs no longer requires filming, actors, or complex animation workflows. Using Nano Banana Pro inside Google Gemini, instructional designers can generate multi-angle shots with perfect character consistency, turn those shots into a short video, and insert that video directly into an eLearning slide.

Below is the exact 3-step workflow used to create AI-generated compliance and scenario videos for eLearning.

Step 1: Generate Multi-Angle Shots with Nano Banana Pro

With Nano Banana Pro, or DreaminaAI, single structured prompt can generate multiple cinematic camera angles, wide, close-up, over-the-shoulder, profile, and low angle, while keeping the character identical across every shot. This workflow relies on a Reddit-inspired multi-angle prompt framework that explicitly controls camera angles and character consistency. Use the full prompt document here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/15JZu7enarr6lX4tWNCFeUKpK7vIpIvVo8Tst-swCgYQ/edit?usp=sharing

This prompt is the key to preventing character drift and ensuring usable video coverage.

Step 2: Select the Angles That Form the Video Story

From the generated shots, select only the angles that communicate the learning moment, setup, decision, risk, and consequence. These selected frames become the visual beats of the video, keeping it short and effective for eLearning CBTs, OSHA, and PPE training.

Step 3: Animate the Shots into a Video and Insert into eLearning

The selected angles are animated into a short video using tools like Kling AI, then embedded directly into an eLearning slide (Articulate Storyline, Rise, or Captivate). Watch an example scene created from Nano Banana Pro multi-angle shots: https://vimeo.com/reviews/0bc9afc5-f8f3-47a4-8660-78bc9baeb29a/videos/1146199751

This scene was generated entirely from AI-created angles and formatted specifically for slide-based eLearning video insertion.

Why This Works for eLearning

Static slides explain rules. Multi-angle video shows decisions and consequences.

This AI workflow allows instructional designers to produce realistic, repeatable scenario videos, faster, cheaper, and more consistently than traditional video production.