Let's Get Some Candy! is an AI-generated music video made with TubeTube in the Cinematic CGI visual style, 1:30 long across 9 scenes. Scene images were generated with GPT Image 2 · Low and animated with Kling 2.6 Pro. The full recipe below is remixable: reuse the same style and settings with your own words.
Scenes 9 frames
The exact frames generated for this video - remix the recipe to make your own with the same look.
Lyrics as sung in the video
[Verse 1]
Halloween is here tonight,
Pumpkins glowing big and bright.
Costumes on, we're ready to go,
Down the street, hello, hello!
[Chorus]
Trick or treat, trick or treat,
Halloween is oh-so-sweet!
Knock, knock, knock and shout, “Hello!”
Trick or treating, here we go!
[Verse 2]
Superheroes, witches too,
Funny monsters saying, “Boo!”
Friends are laughing everywhere,
Halloween fun is in the air!
[Chorus]
Trick or treat, trick or treat,
Halloween is oh-so-sweet!
Candy, giggles, smiles and fun,
Halloween for everyone!
[Ending]
Happy faces, happy feet,
Halloween is such a treat!
Wave goodbye and shout with glee,
Happy, happy Halloween!
The prompts copy anything
Image style
Hyper-detailed 3D render, cinematic CGI quality, semi-realistic stylized characters, Unreal Engine 5 aesthetic, subsurface skin scattering, detailed fabric and armor textures, volumetric lighting, shallow depth of field, film grain, anamorphic lens flare, dramatic cinematography, AAA video game cinematic trailer quality, Blur Studio style, realistic proportions with slightly stylized features, epic scale composition, atmospheric fog and particles, 8K ultra detailed. Every character must have a unique and distinct appearance — different face, age, skin tone, hair, body type. Characters must NOT look alike or be copy-pasted, each one should be clearly distinguishable from the others.
Music style
Upbeat, catchy preschool Halloween song for ages 2–5, target length approximately 55–60 seconds. Fun, cheerful, playful and slightly spooky, but never scary. Bright, energetic female lead vocal with extremely clear pronunciation and a friendly preschool sing-along style. Bouncy 120–125 BPM rhythm featuring xylophone, marimba, ukulele, pizzicato strings, playful bells, hand claps and light drums. Add subtle Halloween touches such as friendly “boo!” sounds, magical chimes and whimsical spooky sound effects. Use a simple, memorable melody that toddlers can easily sing and dance along with. Keep the energy consistent throughout the entire song. Start singing immediately with no instrumental introduction. Use very short musical transitions between sections. No instrumental breaks, no long pauses, no extended outro, and do not add or repeat lyrics beyond those provided. End cleanly immediately after “Happy, happy Halloween!” Target total duration: 55–60 seconds.
Scene prompt example 1
Polished Pixar-style 3D animation of four young children in Halloween costumes (a friendly witch, a cute superhero, a friendly ghost, and a cute pumpkin) holding empty candy buckets. They are gathering on a suburban sidewalk, smiling and getting ready to start trick-or-treating. Warm suburban neighborhood at night, friendly decorations, glowing jack-o'-lanterns, bright moon, cheerful and magical.
Scene prompt example 2
Polished Pixar-style 3D animation of the same four young children (witch, superhero, ghost, pumpkin) walking together along the sidewalk. They carry their candy buckets and pass friendly glowing pumpkins and autumn leaves. Warm suburban neighborhood at night, friendly decorations, bright moon, cheerful and magical.
Scene prompt example 3
Polished Pixar-style 3D animation of the same four young children (witch, superhero, ghost, pumpkin) walking up a warmly lit pathway toward a friendly, decorated house. They hold their candy buckets and look excited. Warm suburban neighborhood at night, friendly decorations, glowing jack-o'-lanterns, bright moon, cheerful and magical.
Scene prompts are written automatically from your lyrics - these are examples from this video.