Exploring Space / Time with Sora. This isn’t going to replace the filmmaking process, rather it’s offering an entirely new way of thinking about it. Not restricted by time, money or other people’s permission, I can ideas and experiment in bold and exciting ways Made with OpenAI

I made this hyperlapse video for Brooklyn Brewery 11 years ago before there was a name for hyperlapse... It is amateurish but has it's own charm which is still very much valid:

@OpenAI "This isn’t going to replace the filmmaking process, rather it’s offering an entirely new way of thinking about it." And what do you think happens to all the VFX artists and crews that would normally capture and create this footage? Literally contradicting your own pitch.

@OpenAI "Not restricted by ... other people’s permission." Are you saying people don't need permission to use your work as their own?

@OpenAI Not sure what you mean. I'm saying for independent filmmakers, financing ambitious ideas is a huge uphill battle. VFX driven indie films are few and far between. This can help people on small teams with big ideas.

@OpenAI You do that shot practically, it's impressive. You do that shot with AI, it means nothing.

@OpenAI You can regurgitate old work, same as GenAi does with any medium. You are restricted by what it has eaten. If it hasn’t eaten it, it can’t puke it.

@OpenAI Your video is extremely cool though. I've been familiar with some of your works for like 10 years since your "infinite zoom" tutorial. And your video for Jacques was amazing too! Glad to see someone like you have access to Sora.

@OpenAI Thanks for following for so long yeah I’ve been doing infinite zooms and hyperlapse videos over a decade ago. I’ve put in the hours and don’t take for granted the power of what’s coming

@OpenAI Did you credit the artists that made the dataset this was generated from?