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STEPS: - Write a simple 10-15 second story idea. - Use ChatGPT to convert the story into a professional director-level storyboard with strict continuity between every frame. - Generate the storyboard images. - Upload the completed storyboard back into ChatGPT. - Ask ChatGPT to analyze the storyboard and convert every panel into a single cinematic Seedance 2.0 video prompt - Upload the storyboard + generated video prompt to Seedance 2.0. - Generate the final film-quality animated sequence. The biggest improvement came from treating the storyboard as the source of truth and having AI act like a film director rather than a prompt writer.

STEPS: - Write a simple 10-15 second story idea. - Use ChatGPT to convert the story into a professional director-level storyboard with strict continuity between every frame. - Generate the storyboard images. - Upload the completed storyboard back into ChatGPT. - Ask ChatGPT to analyze the storyboard and convert every panel into a single cinematic Seedance 2.0 video prompt - Upload the storyboard + generated video prompt to Seedance 2.0. - Generate the final film-quality animated sequence. The biggest improvement came from treating the storyboard as the source of truth and having AI act like a film director rather than a prompt writer.

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I found an AI tool that turns a product image into a viral ugc ad Just upload a single product photo → type a description → Hit generate. What came out looked like a $1000 studio shoot. The feature is called "Product Showcase" and it’s available in Arcads. Here's the exact workflow DTC founders are using: → Go to and open composer → Click "See more" → Select "Product Showcase" → Pick any conversion-optimized template → Upload your product image → Add a short description and hit generate These templates are already optimized for 9:16 TikTok and Meta ads. Ready to publish the second they render. While competitors wait 2 weeks for influencer content and $500/clip, smart advertisers are testing 10 variations before lunch for pennies. Same quality. 1% of the cost. Zero delays. I am giving away a step-by-step guide to build an n8n automation that can create unlimited viral ads with Arcads. To get access, like + comment “arcads” and I’ll send it to you.

I found an AI tool that turns a product image into a viral ugc ad Just upload a single product photo → type a description → Hit generate. What came out looked like a $1000 studio shoot. The feature is called "Product Showcase" and it’s available in Arcads. Here's the exact workflow DTC founders are using: → Go to and open composer → Click "See more" → Select "Product Showcase" → Pick any conversion-optimized template → Upload your product image → Add a short description and hit generate These templates are already optimized for 9:16 TikTok and Meta ads. Ready to publish the second they render. While competitors wait 2 weeks for influencer content and $500/clip, smart advertisers are testing 10 variations before lunch for pennies. Same quality. 1% of the cost. Zero delays. I am giving away a step-by-step guide to build an n8n automation that can create unlimited viral ads with Arcads. To get access, like + comment “arcads” and I’ll send it to you.

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GPT Image 2 + Seedance 2 = cartoon chase scene. I wanted to see how far I could push storyboard-to-video consistency, so I created a full 15-second cat vs mouse sequence inside a completely destroyed house. The process was actually simple: - generated a 3x3 cinematic storyboard sheet in GPT Image 2 - designed every frame like a real animation pre-production sketch - added camera directions, motion cues, timing notes, and destruction progression - used Seedance 2 to animate the entire sequence into one continuous cinematic shot flow What surprised me most was how well Seedance 2.0 understood the visual continuity between frames. The flying debris, motion blur, exaggerated jumps, and camera movement felt surprisingly cohesive. . . .

GPT Image 2 + Seedance 2 = cartoon chase scene. I wanted to see how far I could push storyboard-to-video consistency, so I created a full 15-second cat vs mouse sequence inside a completely destroyed house. The process was actually simple: - generated a 3x3 cinematic storyboard sheet in GPT Image 2 - designed every frame like a real animation pre-production sketch - added camera directions, motion cues, timing notes, and destruction progression - used Seedance 2 to animate the entire sequence into one continuous cinematic shot flow What surprised me most was how well Seedance 2.0 understood the visual continuity between frames. The flying debris, motion blur, exaggerated jumps, and camera movement felt surprisingly cohesive. . . .

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Here’s the workflow I used with Seedance 2.5: - Lock the dancer, outfit and location. - Use ChatGPT to Choreograph the full sequence first, then turn it into a 12-frame storyboard. - Use the storyboard only for shot order, body positions, movement progression and camera angles. - Describe the movement between every frame: foot plant → weight transfer → body hit → recovery → next move. - Give every shot a purpose: wide for full-body choreography, low angle for footwork, close-up for isolations, tracking for travel. - Make the end pose of every shot the exact starting pose of the next. - When extending the video, use the previous video as the continuity master. Match its final pose, camera, lighting, direction and momentum before starting new choreography. - Lock the mistakes you don’t want: no teleporting, no random spins, no foot sliding, no body warping, no camera resets. . . . prompt + storyboard are shared below

Here’s the workflow I used with Seedance 2.5: - Lock the dancer, outfit and location. - Use ChatGPT to Choreograph the full sequence first, then turn it into a 12-frame storyboard. - Use the storyboard only for shot order, body positions, movement progression and camera angles. - Describe the movement between every frame: foot plant → weight transfer → body hit → recovery → next move. - Give every shot a purpose: wide for full-body choreography, low angle for footwork, close-up for isolations, tracking for travel. - Make the end pose of every shot the exact starting pose of the next. - When extending the video, use the previous video as the continuity master. Match its final pose, camera, lighting, direction and momentum before starting new choreography. - Lock the mistakes you don’t want: no teleporting, no random spins, no foot sliding, no body warping, no camera resets. . . . prompt + storyboard are shared below

82,806 просмотров • 1 месяц назад

Finally sat down today and started building a full video inside Higgsfield AI 🧩 I upgraded to their Creator plan this Black Friday for $89/mo (down from $250/mo), and this is the first time the pricing has actually made sense for me. I’m using VEO 3.1 inside Higgsfield for the video generation and Seedream for the image scenes. Seedream has quietly improved a lot. In some cases it’s giving me better structure and cleaner detail than Nanobanana. You can see it in the lighting, consistency, and overall image quality. For now, Seedream has clearly overtaken Nanobanana. The project is in progress. I’ll share the full video once it’s done. Like, repost, and bookmark . . .

Finally sat down today and started building a full video inside Higgsfield AI 🧩 I upgraded to their Creator plan this Black Friday for $89/mo (down from $250/mo), and this is the first time the pricing has actually made sense for me. I’m using VEO 3.1 inside Higgsfield for the video generation and Seedream for the image scenes. Seedream has quietly improved a lot. In some cases it’s giving me better structure and cleaner detail than Nanobanana. You can see it in the lighting, consistency, and overall image quality. For now, Seedream has clearly overtaken Nanobanana. The project is in progress. I’ll share the full video once it’s done. Like, repost, and bookmark . . .

476,431 просмотров • 10 месяцев назад

Damn! Boostrapping till $12m ARR and now raising another $16m is crazy. I didn't fully grasp how far they'd pushed until I tested it myself. It is actually the most aggressive AI ad engine in the market right now. I used to tell clients that a viral ad will take a few weeks of revision cycles and the production budget would be around ~$5k. Last week I cooked a complete campaign in 27 minutes for $11 with nothing but Arcads. Here’s the exact workflow being used by media buyers spending 100M every year: 1. Upload the product image 2. Generate two prompts: one use-case, one AI-actor script (use Gemini for details) 3. Produce a 12-second product video with Sora Pro inside Arcads 4. Generate the AI-actor clip 5. Final pass in CapCut PS:) Like, Repost, and Bookmark! The output looked like a six-figure studio job and took less time than writing the brief itself. If this isn't the ultimate AI use case, idk what is.

Damn! Boostrapping till $12m ARR and now raising another $16m is crazy. I didn't fully grasp how far they'd pushed until I tested it myself. It is actually the most aggressive AI ad engine in the market right now. I used to tell clients that a viral ad will take a few weeks of revision cycles and the production budget would be around ~$5k. Last week I cooked a complete campaign in 27 minutes for $11 with nothing but Arcads. Here’s the exact workflow being used by media buyers spending 100M every year: 1. Upload the product image 2. Generate two prompts: one use-case, one AI-actor script (use Gemini for details) 3. Produce a 12-second product video with Sora Pro inside Arcads 4. Generate the AI-actor clip 5. Final pass in CapCut PS:) Like, Repost, and Bookmark! The output looked like a six-figure studio job and took less time than writing the brief itself. If this isn't the ultimate AI use case, idk what is.

168,495 просмотров • 9 месяцев назад

🚨 Big news: Google just launched Google Skills... giving you access to the same content universities charge $50K+ is now open to everyone. Here’s how it works: - Go to - Pick any AI skill you want to learn - Learn through 700+ hands-on labs with real Google Cloud tools -Earn Google Skill Badges to showcase your expertise ... recruiters actively look for these - Work toward certifications that rank among the highest-paying in IT What’s inside: - 3,000+ AI courses from Google Cloud, DeepMind & Google Edu - $500 in free cloud credits to practice - Built-in Gemini Code Assist - Certificates employers actually recognize (82% hiring preference) Like, REPOST

🚨 Big news: Google just launched Google Skills... giving you access to the same content universities charge $50K+ is now open to everyone. Here’s how it works: - Go to - Pick any AI skill you want to learn - Learn through 700+ hands-on labs with real Google Cloud tools -Earn Google Skill Badges to showcase your expertise ... recruiters actively look for these - Work toward certifications that rank among the highest-paying in IT What’s inside: - 3,000+ AI courses from Google Cloud, DeepMind & Google Edu - $500 in free cloud credits to practice - Built-in Gemini Code Assist - Certificates employers actually recognize (82% hiring preference) Like, REPOST

142,634 просмотров • 10 месяцев назад

Say goodbye to ElevenLabs I’ve found a way to do TEXT - TO- SPEECH completely free no subscription, no API. Here’s what I used: - GPU: RTX 4090 - VRAM: 32 GB + 18 GB extended (total ~50 GB) Voice Models: one with 1.5B parameters and another with 9.6B parameters These models handle tone, clarity, speed, adds realism, emotions, and long-form voice flow the kind you hear in audiobooks or podcasts. A 24 GB GPU isn’t enough for this setup. You need around 50 GB total memory to run models smoothly without crashing. With this setup, you can create natural, high-fidelity voices offline exactly what paid tools do behind the scenes, now running on your own system for free. I have a complete guide to set this up locally on your computer or a virtual machine. If you want this? Follow Beginnersblog Like REPOST Comment "SETUP" I will DM you the complete GUIDE..

Say goodbye to ElevenLabs I’ve found a way to do TEXT - TO- SPEECH completely free no subscription, no API. Here’s what I used: - GPU: RTX 4090 - VRAM: 32 GB + 18 GB extended (total ~50 GB) Voice Models: one with 1.5B parameters and another with 9.6B parameters These models handle tone, clarity, speed, adds realism, emotions, and long-form voice flow the kind you hear in audiobooks or podcasts. A 24 GB GPU isn’t enough for this setup. You need around 50 GB total memory to run models smoothly without crashing. With this setup, you can create natural, high-fidelity voices offline exactly what paid tools do behind the scenes, now running on your own system for free. I have a complete guide to set this up locally on your computer or a virtual machine. If you want this? Follow Beginnersblog Like REPOST Comment "SETUP" I will DM you the complete GUIDE..

130,566 просмотров • 10 месяцев назад

STEPS: – Go to ChatGPT and write a situation based on your idea. – Ask it to refine the situation, make any necessary edits, and turn it into a complete story. – Ask ChatGPT to create a 30-second scenario from your story. – Then ask ChatGPT to turn that scenario into a 12–15 frame storyboard. – Upload the storyboard to ChatGPT and ask it to turn the storyboard into a detailed video prompt. – Finally, upload the storyboard to Seedance, copy the video prompt, and paste it into Seedance. – Within 5–6 minutes, you can have a complete video based on your original idea. P.S. Like, repost, and bookmark! . . .

STEPS: – Go to ChatGPT and write a situation based on your idea. – Ask it to refine the situation, make any necessary edits, and turn it into a complete story. – Ask ChatGPT to create a 30-second scenario from your story. – Then ask ChatGPT to turn that scenario into a 12–15 frame storyboard. – Upload the storyboard to ChatGPT and ask it to turn the storyboard into a detailed video prompt. – Finally, upload the storyboard to Seedance, copy the video prompt, and paste it into Seedance. – Within 5–6 minutes, you can have a complete video based on your original idea. P.S. Like, repost, and bookmark! . . .

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Workflow: Made this cinematic football short with a surprisingly simple workflow: - Created the character sheet in ChatGPT - Generated 3 connected storyboards (10 frames each) - Converted each storyboard into a detailed Seedance 2.0 video prompt - Generated all scenes in Seedance - Edited everything together into one film Character → Storyboards → Video Prompts → Seedance → Final Film.

Workflow: Made this cinematic football short with a surprisingly simple workflow: - Created the character sheet in ChatGPT - Generated 3 connected storyboards (10 frames each) - Converted each storyboard into a detailed Seedance 2.0 video prompt - Generated all scenes in Seedance - Edited everything together into one film Character → Storyboards → Video Prompts → Seedance → Final Film.

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This is one of my best AI-short films I've created in 10 hours. Still need to put a lot of work to finish this project.

This is one of my best AI-short films I've created in 10 hours. Still need to put a lot of work to finish this project.

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I made a short VIDEO casting my brother in it. Here is how I did it: No camera. No actors. Just AI + a laptop. Here's how you can do this: 𝗦𝘁𝗲𝗽 𝟭: 𝗦𝘁𝗼𝗿𝘆 I used ChatGPT to build the concept, scene breakdowns, and image prompts. 𝗦𝘁𝗲𝗽 𝟮: 𝗜𝗺𝗮𝗴𝗲𝘀 Generated each scene as a still image using Seedream 4.5 inside Higgsfield. (Perfect the look before you animate.) 𝗦𝘁𝗲𝗽 𝟯: 𝗩𝗶𝗱𝗲𝗼 Brought every image to life with Higgsfield's Seedream 1.5 Pro. 12-second cinematic clips. Smooth motion. Dramatic lighting. 𝗦𝘁𝗲𝗽 𝟰: 𝗘𝗱𝗶𝘁 Stitched everything together in CapCut. Added music, transitions, pacing. Final result: A 1:35 samurai short VIDEO. The toolkit: → ChatGPT (ideation) → Seedream 4.5 (images) → Higgsfield Seedream 1.5 Pro (video) → CapCut (editing) Anyone can do this now. P.S. Like, REPOST, and Bookmark! . . .

I made a short VIDEO casting my brother in it. Here is how I did it: No camera. No actors. Just AI + a laptop. Here's how you can do this: 𝗦𝘁𝗲𝗽 𝟭: 𝗦𝘁𝗼𝗿𝘆 I used ChatGPT to build the concept, scene breakdowns, and image prompts. 𝗦𝘁𝗲𝗽 𝟮: 𝗜𝗺𝗮𝗴𝗲𝘀 Generated each scene as a still image using Seedream 4.5 inside Higgsfield. (Perfect the look before you animate.) 𝗦𝘁𝗲𝗽 𝟯: 𝗩𝗶𝗱𝗲𝗼 Brought every image to life with Higgsfield's Seedream 1.5 Pro. 12-second cinematic clips. Smooth motion. Dramatic lighting. 𝗦𝘁𝗲𝗽 𝟰: 𝗘𝗱𝗶𝘁 Stitched everything together in CapCut. Added music, transitions, pacing. Final result: A 1:35 samurai short VIDEO. The toolkit: → ChatGPT (ideation) → Seedream 4.5 (images) → Higgsfield Seedream 1.5 Pro (video) → CapCut (editing) Anyone can do this now. P.S. Like, REPOST, and Bookmark! . . .

71,745 просмотров • 8 месяцев назад

AI ads will flood your timeline in 2026. That is guaranteed. But the problem is – most AI ad tools don’t work. They produce generic AI slop in large volumes… except that nobody clicks or converts. Agencies are better. But slow and expensive + They can't keep up with how fast we need to test. Last night, I was reading about how DoorDash cut its Customer Acquisition Cost by ~40%, and it hit me. AI + expert people is the solution. It is so obvious, but nobody bothered to pay attention. That’s why all these AI ad companies like Icon, MakeUGC, and Creatify came and went. DoorDash is using Airpost - AI that generates the volume, but actual strategists came from people who've spent $350M+ on ads to make sure it's not garbage. Here's how it actually works: 1. You Connect product URL, assets, past ads. pulls it all in and connects to your ad accounts. It takes about 30 minutes. 2. It scrapes your product, analyzes what's worked, spots gaps in your angles, and builds a "living brief" you can tweak anytime. 3. AI generates dozens of ad scripts like Hooks, angles, variations…using your footage plus their library of 400,000+ UGC clips. 4. Real strategists filter the junk. These are People from Ready Set, Tubescience, who've run campaigns for DoorDash, hims, Coinbase. They know what converts. 5. Airpost sends you 10-100 ready-to-run ads every week. 6. When an ad wins, Airpost AI auto-generates variations. When your messaging changes, ads update with it. No starting over. That's it. No back-and-forth for weeks. No hoping your AI prompt works. Cloaked spent $1M+ on ads made with Airpost. Dr. Squatch uses it to test 100s of variations for their wide range of target audiences. Doordash observed a ~40% drop in CAC. The thing that sold me? 100% of client renewals. Zero churn. Almost impossible to believe, but it's true. In a world where every AI ad tool is dead in 6 months, that says something. If you're a founder or growth marketer spending $250K+/month, you can’t miss this. PS :) I'm giving away a video tutorial on how to set up Airpost's TikTok Creative Intelligence Agent that tracks trends, finds winning hooks, and spots what's working for DTC brands right now. Like, Repost and Drop "CREATIVE" in the comments + follow, and I'll send it over. . . .

AI ads will flood your timeline in 2026. That is guaranteed. But the problem is – most AI ad tools don’t work. They produce generic AI slop in large volumes… except that nobody clicks or converts. Agencies are better. But slow and expensive + They can't keep up with how fast we need to test. Last night, I was reading about how DoorDash cut its Customer Acquisition Cost by ~40%, and it hit me. AI + expert people is the solution. It is so obvious, but nobody bothered to pay attention. That’s why all these AI ad companies like Icon, MakeUGC, and Creatify came and went. DoorDash is using Airpost - AI that generates the volume, but actual strategists came from people who've spent $350M+ on ads to make sure it's not garbage. Here's how it actually works: 1. You Connect product URL, assets, past ads. pulls it all in and connects to your ad accounts. It takes about 30 minutes. 2. It scrapes your product, analyzes what's worked, spots gaps in your angles, and builds a "living brief" you can tweak anytime. 3. AI generates dozens of ad scripts like Hooks, angles, variations…using your footage plus their library of 400,000+ UGC clips. 4. Real strategists filter the junk. These are People from Ready Set, Tubescience, who've run campaigns for DoorDash, hims, Coinbase. They know what converts. 5. Airpost sends you 10-100 ready-to-run ads every week. 6. When an ad wins, Airpost AI auto-generates variations. When your messaging changes, ads update with it. No starting over. That's it. No back-and-forth for weeks. No hoping your AI prompt works. Cloaked spent $1M+ on ads made with Airpost. Dr. Squatch uses it to test 100s of variations for their wide range of target audiences. Doordash observed a ~40% drop in CAC. The thing that sold me? 100% of client renewals. Zero churn. Almost impossible to believe, but it's true. In a world where every AI ad tool is dead in 6 months, that says something. If you're a founder or growth marketer spending $250K+/month, you can’t miss this. PS :) I'm giving away a video tutorial on how to set up Airpost's TikTok Creative Intelligence Agent that tracks trends, finds winning hooks, and spots what's working for DTC brands right now. Like, Repost and Drop "CREATIVE" in the comments + follow, and I'll send it over. . . .

45,429 просмотров • 7 месяцев назад

3 years back, I paid $800 for a 60-second product video. Hired a small crew. Rented lights. Found a location. Shot it. Realized one shot was wrong. Reshoot. Sent it to an editor. Waited. Got it color graded. Waited again. (PS: like & REPOST) Two weeks later, I had my video. But a few hours ago, I tried Kling o1 edits inside invideo's new VFX House and made something comparable. It was just me & My laptop. I made the following edits to my video by just simply writing commands - Swap any product or object. - Remove any object from the background - Change the background - In paint and clean-up - Color grading - 3D texture + color grading - Restyle And so on... All done with No crew. No editor. No back-and-forth emails. Took me 45 minutes. Cost me less than a coffee. Here's everything I tested for this thread ↓ (Free & unrestricted for 7 days → INVIDEO)

3 years back, I paid $800 for a 60-second product video. Hired a small crew. Rented lights. Found a location. Shot it. Realized one shot was wrong. Reshoot. Sent it to an editor. Waited. Got it color graded. Waited again. (PS: like & REPOST) Two weeks later, I had my video. But a few hours ago, I tried Kling o1 edits inside invideo's new VFX House and made something comparable. It was just me & My laptop. I made the following edits to my video by just simply writing commands - Swap any product or object. - Remove any object from the background - Change the background - In paint and clean-up - Color grading - 3D texture + color grading - Restyle And so on... All done with No crew. No editor. No back-and-forth emails. Took me 45 minutes. Cost me less than a coffee. Here's everything I tested for this thread ↓ (Free & unrestricted for 7 days → INVIDEO)

51,467 просмотров • 9 месяцев назад

I found an AI feature that extends any video by 7 seconds - and nobody's talking about it. Upload a clip. Add a prompt. Done. It matches the lighting, motion, and style so well I thought it glitched the first time. No editor. No reshoots. No $500 freelancer. The feature is "Extend Video" on Arcads AI (powered by Google's VEO 3.1). Product shots that end too soon. Influencer clips that cut off awkwardly. Cinematic scenes that need room to breathe. All fixable in under a minute. Here's the exact workflow top media buyers are quietly using: - Upload any video (up to 30 sec) - Click "Extend Video" in the composer - Type a short prompt for what happens next - Generate your seamless 7-second extension - Chain it again if you need more length The craziest part? Stack multiple extensions and you've got a full scene from a single clip. This is an unfair advantage right now. PS: Like, Repost, and Bookmark! . . .

I found an AI feature that extends any video by 7 seconds - and nobody's talking about it. Upload a clip. Add a prompt. Done. It matches the lighting, motion, and style so well I thought it glitched the first time. No editor. No reshoots. No $500 freelancer. The feature is "Extend Video" on Arcads AI (powered by Google's VEO 3.1). Product shots that end too soon. Influencer clips that cut off awkwardly. Cinematic scenes that need room to breathe. All fixable in under a minute. Here's the exact workflow top media buyers are quietly using: - Upload any video (up to 30 sec) - Click "Extend Video" in the composer - Type a short prompt for what happens next - Generate your seamless 7-second extension - Chain it again if you need more length The craziest part? Stack multiple extensions and you've got a full scene from a single clip. This is an unfair advantage right now. PS: Like, Repost, and Bookmark! . . .

38,478 просмотров • 8 месяцев назад

I turned a single sentence into a 9-shot cinematic storyboard using invideo VISION feature in 2 Minutes. And turn it into 1 minute VIDEO. Here's how you can do this too: PS:) Like, REPOST, and Bookmark!

I turned a single sentence into a 9-shot cinematic storyboard using invideo VISION feature in 2 Minutes. And turn it into 1 minute VIDEO. Here's how you can do this too: PS:) Like, REPOST, and Bookmark!

35,774 просмотров • 8 месяцев назад

If you told me a year ago that this video was entirely AI-generated, I would have never believed you. It's essentially a Pixar short that I made in about 25 hours with a few AI tools. 1 minute 40 seconds long. Insane what one person can do these days.

If you told me a year ago that this video was entirely AI-generated, I would have never believed you. It's essentially a Pixar short that I made in about 25 hours with a few AI tools. 1 minute 40 seconds long. Insane what one person can do these days.

16,466 просмотров • 3 месяцев назад

I finished a 2 minute 30 second short film using only AI tools inside invideo. I just structured storytelling, precise prompting, and relentless iteration and documented the entire process step by step. I used... - Seedance 1.5 Pro for video generation (Best overall) - Kling 2.6 and Kling 3 for advanced motion scenes - Nano Banana Pro for scene generation and editing - ChatGPT for crafting highly controlled cinematic prompts - Image-to-video methodology to maintain continuity If you’re serious about AI creative video creation, this might change how you approach it. Like, REPOST, and comment "Guide" and I'll DM you the complete step by step guide how to generated it. Watch the complete video here... . .

I finished a 2 minute 30 second short film using only AI tools inside invideo. I just structured storytelling, precise prompting, and relentless iteration and documented the entire process step by step. I used... - Seedance 1.5 Pro for video generation (Best overall) - Kling 2.6 and Kling 3 for advanced motion scenes - Nano Banana Pro for scene generation and editing - ChatGPT for crafting highly controlled cinematic prompts - Image-to-video methodology to maintain continuity If you’re serious about AI creative video creation, this might change how you approach it. Like, REPOST, and comment "Guide" and I'll DM you the complete step by step guide how to generated it. Watch the complete video here... . .

24,667 просмотров • 6 месяцев назад

GPT Image 2 + Seedance 2 = an animated cinematic universe. I was curious about what boundaries exist for AI storytelling continuity, so I built the world of Donotopia, a Pixar-style universe, filled with comedy, emotional arcs, destruction, big boss fights and continuity of multiple scenes. I was surprised with how powerful the workflow was: - Inside GPT Image 2, I generated 3x3 storyboard sheets with 3x3 scenes for a total of 27 scenes. - Each scene was designed and drawn as a step of pre-production in animation. - Heaps of images were generated, resulting in a Character Kit for a Bobo Gigglesworth, with references for facial expression, baggy clothes and personality. - Shot continuity was maintained in the scene diagrams. - The angles of the shots were directed as actual film, including crane shots, low angle shots, chaos shots and cinematic push-ins. - The destruction was choreographed with emotional arcs and continuity of the environment. - Seedance 2 was used to transform the drawings of the film into animated storyboard shots. The story evolved way beyond what I expected:

GPT Image 2 + Seedance 2 = an animated cinematic universe. I was curious about what boundaries exist for AI storytelling continuity, so I built the world of Donotopia, a Pixar-style universe, filled with comedy, emotional arcs, destruction, big boss fights and continuity of multiple scenes. I was surprised with how powerful the workflow was: - Inside GPT Image 2, I generated 3x3 storyboard sheets with 3x3 scenes for a total of 27 scenes. - Each scene was designed and drawn as a step of pre-production in animation. - Heaps of images were generated, resulting in a Character Kit for a Bobo Gigglesworth, with references for facial expression, baggy clothes and personality. - Shot continuity was maintained in the scene diagrams. - The angles of the shots were directed as actual film, including crane shots, low angle shots, chaos shots and cinematic push-ins. - The destruction was choreographed with emotional arcs and continuity of the environment. - Seedance 2 was used to transform the drawings of the film into animated storyboard shots. The story evolved way beyond what I expected:

15,856 просмотров • 3 месяцев назад

A data analyst makes ~$70k a year. But here’s the ugly truth: 70% of that time is wasted on grunt work ... copying, cleaning, merging, and stuffing data into Excel. Painful, right? Don’t worry… I recorded a 10-min video showing how this AI agent can turn 3 hours of pain into a 20-minute, clean, 100% hallucination-free report. Let me show you how you can do this... To prove it, I’m giving 100 people free access to Sheet0. Like + repost + comment “ACCESS” to try it 👇

A data analyst makes ~$70k a year. But here’s the ugly truth: 70% of that time is wasted on grunt work ... copying, cleaning, merging, and stuffing data into Excel. Painful, right? Don’t worry… I recorded a 10-min video showing how this AI agent can turn 3 hours of pain into a 20-minute, clean, 100% hallucination-free report. Let me show you how you can do this... To prove it, I’m giving 100 people free access to Sheet0. Like + repost + comment “ACCESS” to try it 👇

29,247 просмотров • 11 месяцев назад