This is insane 🤯 Here’s a step-by-step process for making your own world-class anime. This would have saved us millions if we had Film Crux's guide (and this tech) two years ago. Full prompts, processes, and cheat codes in the thread below 👇🏼

Step 1 - The Concept @FILMCRUX_ partnered with @Viduforhuman to make this trailer. They didn't post it on X, so I reformatted the breakdown to make it digestible on X. "Deadlink—a rogue task force discovers a dangerous method for finding and eliminating state enemies."

Step 2: LookDev • Use sites like ShotDeck & ArtStation for inspiration. • Experiment with prompts in tools like MidJourney. They used MidJourney’s “Niji” model to craft a consistent anime-inspired style.

Step 3: Image Generation They generated images with prompts like: MASTERPIECE, [SUBJECT], 2020s, ANIME SCREENCAP, CINEMATIC, ULTIMATE DETAILS, --AR 16:9 --STYLE EXPRESSIVE --STYLIZE 90 --IW 0.75 --NIJI 5 Pro Tip: Use Midjourney's new mood board feature as well

Step 4: Video Generation Use a video generation platform • Upload an image. • Add a text prompt (or leave it blank). • Try 'Hair blowing in the wind", "Eye Twitching," "Stoic" • Keep prompts simple for cleaner results.

Step 5: Dialogue Anime’s dubbing history works in your favor. Generate dialogue with @elevenlabsio 's Voice Changer. • Record lines. • Select a voice. • Generate and tweak for timing & tone.

Step 6: Music & Sound Design Music makes your trailer pop. • Add ominous tones & risers for suspense. • Use cinematic sound effects & Foley for realism. They sourced sounds from @FILMCRUX_ libraries & Splice for a polished mix.

Step 7: Assemble the Trailer Once you have your clips, dialogue, music, and sound design, combine them in editing software. The result? Deadlink is a cyberpunk anime trailer that pushes AI creativity to its limits.

That's it! Apply these tips to create the next hit series! Also, if you're a top-tier AI creator, post your best work in the comments, we're hiring! Would love to connect.

🎥 Bring your film characters to life with AI! Upload a reference, prompt any scene, and get visuals that stay on-point across every shot. 📸

its cool looking, but overall it sorta just feels like a weird choppy trailer. its not there yet, but I'm guessing we are about 1 year ish away from the controls needed (maybe less)

Agreed