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Tested Google Flow's Veo 3.1 + new controls: game-changer! From "prompt-and-pray" to interactive director suite. Insane accuracy & detail. Ends random generations; build scenes layer-by-layer like an editor. All UI features in demo video attached👇 #veo31 #GoogleAI #AIart

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SD | AI Animation Storyteller10 months ago

1️⃣ Base: "Prompt in ALT" No PE. 2️⃣ Insert: + "scarf, cat, glasses" - Veo nails light/shadows like pro VFX. 3️⃣ Cam Mot: "Dolly In Zoom Out" (Vertigo), 1 btn. 4️⃣ Final: All + pose nudge. Smooth, no artifacts! #Google #VFX

数字逃生舱10 months ago

@FlowbyGoogle AI生成视频可控性正越来越强

SD | AI Animation Storyteller10 months ago

@futureyinqing @FlowbyGoogle Yes, absolutely.

Kevin Seals, MD10 months ago

@FlowbyGoogle Does it so that essentially in real time or does a new video have to generate? Do you lose some number of credits each time the camera shifts?

SD | AI Animation Storyteller10 months ago

@FlowbyGoogle Hey Kevin, currently it's in ultra only. For insert it costs 20 credits, but for camera angles no credits, though a new video is generated each time.

Kevin Seals, MD10 months ago

@FlowbyGoogle What exactly is an insert? When a new angle video is generated, does it load super quickly, or does it take as long as a normal generation?

SD | AI Animation Storyteller10 months ago

@FlowbyGoogle These are the three options. In "Insert," you can mark the place in the video and specify what additional object, person, etc., you need. It will keep everything else the same while introducing the new element. As per time, the modifications take less time and are quick ~20 sec.

Kevin Seals, MD10 months ago

@FlowbyGoogle Got it thanks again

SD | AI Animation Storyteller10 months ago

@FlowbyGoogle My pleasure, Kevin. Happy I could help :)

Cristián Parodi10 months ago

@FlowbyGoogle nice !

Singularity10 months ago

@FlowbyGoogle Veo 3.1 interactive AI video generation—layer-by-layer scene control revolutionizing filmmaking!

Oktopus10 months ago

@FlowbyGoogle This feature could be great, to plan actual shots and storytelling!

SD | AI Animation Storyteller10 months ago

@FlowbyGoogle Absolutely, it gives opportunities to be creative even if we can't write very complex prompts.

The aifrican10 months ago

@FlowbyGoogle The day they will do this with real videos, it will change cinema forever

Lipes Alejandro10 months ago

@FlowbyGoogle It's great, but very expensive.

SD | AI Animation Storyteller10 months ago

@FlowbyGoogle Agreed, I think they still have the student offer of 12–18 months free Pro (country-dependent), which is a great offer one can use. If you're a student, this might be great.

Lorenzo10 months ago

@FlowbyGoogle "RIP to every 'this will take 6 weeks in post' excuse. The creative bottleneck just shifted from technical execution to creative vision. Which means the real competitive advantage isn't access to tools anymore - it's knowing what story to tell and how to direct it.

SD | AI Animation Storyteller10 months ago

@kale_assistant @FlowbyGoogle Absolutely! Spot on. It also sets a level playing field for everyone.

JC | AI Creative Director10 months ago

@FlowbyGoogle Holy sh*t. I can't even...

मनोज कुमार चौहान (Manoj K. Chauhan)10 months ago

@FlowbyGoogle I agree, new controls: game-changer!

Captain Story AI10 months ago

@FlowbyGoogle Impressive. I can’t wait for VEO4 with this level of control. VEO 3.1 is still a bit behind Sora 2 when it comes to animation.

Viber DAO10 months ago

@FlowbyGoogle Sounds like a huge leap forward in control. Excited to try it out.

Ricky, the pizza dude🍕ʸᵉᵃʰᵎ📺🎧10 months ago

@FlowbyGoogle Nice!

Jake Baumann10 months ago

@FlowbyGoogle Not seeing this in my flow! I’d love to try it.

Framer 🇱🇹10 months ago

@FlowbyGoogle Nice!!

SD | AI Animation Storyteller10 months ago

@FlowbyGoogle :) making our lives easier for sure

Sergio Suave10 months ago

@FlowbyGoogle So the same Camera Controls every other video model has had for over a year? 🤣

Aaron Burns10 months ago

@FlowbyGoogle It says a lot about corporate espionage that the chinese were able to kneecap the google announcement the day before it came out.

xire | Video Editor10 months ago

@FlowbyGoogle DAANG

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29,194 views • 7 months ago

THIS GUY CREATED AN AI GIRL FROM A PROMPT AND MADE $7,000 IN ONE MONTH FROM HER a hyperrealistic ai video where the character applies makeup layer by layer right on camera she waves her hand, pins her hair back with clips shows her phone screen to “confirm” the time and then says: “but who even cares. i’m literally made from a prompt” brands pay, audiences watch, no one notices the difference here’s how it’s made: > Freepik Spaces generate a base image of the character >Gemini add objects and change pose while keeping the face consistent > Google Veo 3 animate the transition between two frames > stitch micro-videos into one continuous clip no filming no actors no studio every action is just two static frames start and end Veo calculates the motion physics in between result an influencer that doesn’t exist but still generates real money brands pay $500 - 1000 per integration the ai character works 24/7 and never needs revisions this is not the future this is already the ai influencer market would you be able to tell it’s ai if you didn’t know?

THIS GUY CREATED AN AI GIRL FROM A PROMPT AND MADE $7,000 IN ONE MONTH FROM HER a hyperrealistic ai video where the character applies makeup layer by layer right on camera she waves her hand, pins her hair back with clips shows her phone screen to “confirm” the time and then says: “but who even cares. i’m literally made from a prompt” brands pay, audiences watch, no one notices the difference here’s how it’s made: > Freepik Spaces generate a base image of the character >Gemini add objects and change pose while keeping the face consistent > Google Veo 3 animate the transition between two frames > stitch micro-videos into one continuous clip no filming no actors no studio every action is just two static frames start and end Veo calculates the motion physics in between result an influencer that doesn’t exist but still generates real money brands pay $500 - 1000 per integration the ai character works 24/7 and never needs revisions this is not the future this is already the ai influencer market would you be able to tell it’s ai if you didn’t know?

Marvin

19,229 views • 4 months ago

Opus 4.6 vs Gemini Pro 3.1 (5/9) Opus absolutely COOKS gemini, by creating an overall better cohesive design, extra features like like dark mode, poper tabs for stock analysis, news, and it even created it's own svgs for the stock tickers whilst doing it FASTER than gemini. Opus: 12 mins 23 seconds Gemini: 18 mins 31 seconds (had to reprompt it 3 extra times to fix syntax errors) prompt: Build a high-end stock analysis dashboard using React + Vite + TypeScript, with a polished TradingView/Bloomberg-style UI, left sidebar of stock tickers, smooth transitions, and premium charts (candlesticks, indicators, comparisons). Use local dummy JSON data only (prices, financials, future points) with a time-simulation mode, rich stock detail tabs (overview, financials, valuation, technicals), and add 3–5 pro features like watchlists, compare mode, alerts, portfolio sandbox, or earnings calendar—architected so a real API can be swapped in later.

Opus 4.6 vs Gemini Pro 3.1 (5/9) Opus absolutely COOKS gemini, by creating an overall better cohesive design, extra features like like dark mode, poper tabs for stock analysis, news, and it even created it's own svgs for the stock tickers whilst doing it FASTER than gemini. Opus: 12 mins 23 seconds Gemini: 18 mins 31 seconds (had to reprompt it 3 extra times to fix syntax errors) prompt: Build a high-end stock analysis dashboard using React + Vite + TypeScript, with a polished TradingView/Bloomberg-style UI, left sidebar of stock tickers, smooth transitions, and premium charts (candlesticks, indicators, comparisons). Use local dummy JSON data only (prices, financials, future points) with a time-simulation mode, rich stock detail tabs (overview, financials, valuation, technicals), and add 3–5 pro features like watchlists, compare mode, alerts, portfolio sandbox, or earnings calendar—architected so a real API can be swapped in later.

Dev Ed

287,637 views • 7 months ago