Use Google Omni for video editing

You can recreate this with Google Omni inside Google Flow. Here's the workflow: Open Google Flow→ Upload your video→ Select Omni Flash, paste the below prompt, hit generate→ Wait a few seconds. Done. Keep my talking-head footage as the source. Do not alter my face, identity, or voice, and preserve them consistently across the whole video. Do not add subtitles or word-for-word captions. Reframe the opening: in the first second, shift me lower in the frame to open clear space above me, then animate a clean VOX-style title card into that space introducing the main topic. Make it feel like the frame opens up into an explainer layout. Throughout, overlay tactile editorial-documentary motion graphics that explain the topic: occasional short title cards, labels, callouts, maps, article clippings, search-page mockups, diagrams, screenshots, archival-style inserts, and data visuals. Each graphic should be relevant to what I'm discussing. Visual treatment: warm off-white paper backgrounds, subtle grid lines, roughened edges, halftone newspaper texture, light grain, faint light leaks, mild chromatic aberration, soft vignette. Paper layers should feel analog and slightly imperfect; screens should read as screens. Smooth camera moves drifting across layered source material. Motion: frequent hard cuts, quick inserts, paper/card slide-ins, masked reveals, zooms into screenshots, map moves, article highlights, arrows and callouts, parallax between layers, occasional choppy posterized stop-motion feel. Introduce a visual change every 1.5–2 seconds — cut, zoom, insert, map, article, diagram, or archival visual. Never let the talking-head shot sit unchanged for long. Keep it polished, journalistic, and editorial.