AUTOMATION PROJECT

YOUTUBE SHORTS AUTOMATION PIPELINE

Systems in which every step from idea to upload is automated with Python. Four channels, three production lines: one adapts the same content to a Turkish and an English channel, one makes a new paper-cut animated video every day, and one prepares three short lessons a day for students preparing for Turkey's university entrance exam (TYT).

CHANNELS

Four channels, fed by three separate production lines. The first two are the same content in two languages; Kağıttan Fabrika and Hap Hikâye are series of their own.

TahminEtNeOlacak

Turkish content

Short videos that make the viewer ask “what happens next?”

GuessItWhatWillHappen

English content

The same format, adapted for an English-speaking audience.

Kağıttan Fabrika

Turkish content

A new “how is it made?” video every day: how everyday objects are made and where they come from, told in paper-cut stop-motion.

Hap Hikâye

Turkish content

Bite-sized stories for the TYT exam: three short videos a day — one concept, a short story, the trap students fall into and a question at the end.

HOW IT WORKS

Every video comes out of a production line I built in Python, not manual editing.

  1. Content preparation

    The idea and script are prepared and shaped to fit the channel’s format.

  2. Audio and visuals

    Voiceover and visual material are produced, giving the video its building blocks.

  3. Automated editing

    The pieces are assembled into vertical Shorts; subtitles and timing are handled automatically.

  4. Publishing per channel

    Each video is prepared for its channel’s language and format and made ready to publish.

TECHNOLOGIES USED

  • Python
  • Automation
  • Video processing
  • Artificial intelligence