Create your own
AI videos
in PS2 style.

The look

2000s cutscenes. Made with AI.

Low-poly faces, baked lighting, painted textures, that slightly blurry console glow. This is the style the course teaches you to reproduce, with your own characters and your own stories.

Clips from 3DMarl0n's own videos, shown as examples of the style. In the course, you build your own character.

Sound familiar?

Why your AI videos don't look like a game

• 01

  Your character's face changes from one image to the next.

  Start from a character sheet: one reference with angles and close-ups that every shot reuses.

• 02

  Your character looks pasted onto the background.

  Re-render the whole frame as one 2002-2005 engine look, so character and set share the same light and textures.

• 03

  Your prompts give random results.

  Use structured prompts per framing (full body, waist-up, close-up) that you adapt instead of rewriting.

• 04

  You don't know where to start.

  Follow one workflow in order, from the character idea to the vertical video.

The method

From idea to vertical video

1. Stage 1

   Build your character

   Generate a character sheet in PS2 style: full body, angles and close-ups to use as AI reference.

2. Stage 2

   Stage the scene

   Place your character in a location as a single PS2/Xbox-era frame, with full body, medium and close-up shots.

3. Stage 3

   Animate it

   Turn your frames into video shots that follow your own script.

4. Stage 4

   Post it

   Produce original vertical videos made for TikTok, Reels and Shorts.

Inventory

What you get

Inside the course

A look inside

A 23-second excerpt from the course video: the character sheet, the three shots, then the animated scene.

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