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i created this WWII documentary just with AI video models no After Effects no Remotion or complex setups no $1000 spent on an editor it took Calliope 30 seconds (yes, 30 seconds) to animate all the clips in parallel here's how: 1- reuse the image + video prompts from...

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Sergio Gil

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