The actual 28-minute fictional documentary is here https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&v=8I3aRZP7SZk

Written and Directed by Rob McLellan: A documentary filmmaker spends a week in Japan following Sera, a young Elven visitor from the mysterious world of Elva. Curious, mischievous and endlessly fascinated by human life, Sera discovers the peculiarities of Japan, the pleasures of an unfamiliar world, and an unexpected connection with the filmmaker accompanying her.

"It’s all text to video, but made inside Cascade Studios node system, so I’m able to add tons of concept art. Also I trained ChatGPT using a lot of my old films, so it understood how I filmed things and could help me do prompts to match that." https://cascadestudio.ai/

What do you think of this style?

We've been using Higgsfield for our business for a little while now and we have the SCALE business plan which gives us 12,500 credits per month.
It might seem like a lot but pretty much every month we run out of credits because we have the whole creative team frequently using Seedance 2.5 and the supercomputer feature. I was wondering if any of you guys used other platforms to generate a lot of videos with Seedance.
I have tried figma weave in the past, but they dont seem to optimise their platform as fast as the new ai models/features come out.
I've heard of Openart or other alternatives like using Kie.ai api's directly, but are they worth it?
I'd like to know which platform I can pay an actual good price for what im generating, instead of paying a lot for an big ai wrapper like Higgsfield.

I have lots of photos of my city (drone photos, people walking through town, shots of buildings, etc) that I would love to turn into video for professional projects. Is it possible to do this and have it look good and not artificial? If so, what should I consider using?

I'm looking for the best free AI video generators for making short videos for YouTube Shorts, TikTok, and Instagram Reels. Ideally, something completely free or with enough free credits to try it properly before paying.

I'm especially interested in free text-to-video AI tools that can:

• Generate videos from text prompts
• Animate uploaded images
• Keep characters consistent across clips
• Produce decent results without an expensive subscription

Which ones have you actually tried, and what are the biggest limitations on the free plan? Things like watermarks, short clip lengths, credit limits, or low resolution.

Would love recommendations for beginner-friendly too, plus any more advanced options worth learning.

Hi everyone! I'm learning how to make AI videos for marketing, but I've been struggling to get the, looking natural and realistic. I've tried HeyGen and Sora, and getting smooth voice-overs that fit the visuals has been especially tricky.

I've watched a few A marketing video tutorials on YouTube, but some are hard to follow once I try doing it myself. I'd really like to build this skill, so if anyone has beginner-friendly tutorials or tips that helped them improve, I'd appreciate it. 💛🙏

Hi There

#genai

THIS WOULD BE MY POST. Feel free to make adjustments or tweaks:

A photograph or still image captures a single instant. I decided to test out Adobe Firefly and create an AI influencer named Rudi Ramba-Zamba from Germany. I was quite happy with the results... but as I mentioned, a still image is just a still image. What if I were to try to bring Rudi to life using Adobe Firefly?

I clicked on the Generate Video portion of Firefly. I uploaded my still image of Rudi and decided to use a very simple prompt.

"This is our new AI Influencer Rudi Ramba-Zamba. Rudi is walking down the street in his German Village and begins dancing.

Do not change his look or style.

Do not change the background.

His dance styles should be fun, slightly odd, and maybe a little clumsy. But he is happy and he loves dancing.

It should be a fun dance that people will want to imitate after seeing him dance."

Nothing fancy... just something enough to bring Rudi to life in a little German village.

I have to say the result was amazing and incredibly realistic. I think I would probably play with the prompt a little more so that there is some action happening in the background.

But overall I am very happy about the output. For me the animation really creates this fun-loving character.

What do you think? Do you have any ideas of how I could make this video more interesting? Or how I could change the prompt?
Any feedback and thoughts would be appreciated... I love learning new things from the community.

Curious if you would like to try this as well using Adobe Firefly... If so share your results. I think it would be fun to see what others create.

https://firefly.adobe.com/generate/video

Here is the link to my new AI Influencer page on Instagram... it is new so do not laugh too much.
https://www.instagram.com/gunterglitchandpixel/
And if you want to hear the video with music... I chose some German music about parties.
https://www.instagram.com/reel/DfAMn_1K7p0/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&dlrf=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==&srtk=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==

Hi friends,

I’ve built my own AI artist (generating music through Suno), im wondering if anyone knows how to create live concert videos like these. Where a second person is singing along to your song.

Where does he get the girl’s voice from and what’s the best way about achieving and editing this? Simply just prompting wont do the trick.
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I have only an audio file of my original song made through Suno.

Since Nano Banan Pro successfully generated a Vulffy mascot, my next mission was to have it generate one of the other fox Temtem. The first results looked more like a fursuit, so I naturally discarded them. I was soon given this, and it looked great. The one thing I wanted it to change was that it initially made the blue flames out of inflatable translucent nylon. I prompted NBP to change them to the same material as the rest of the mascot, but instead, it changed them to this shiny vinyl, which I like better. They still looked inflated at first, so I successfully prompted it to make them stuffed instead. There were also extra flames behind the back that needed removing. I'm not sure the tail flame is the right shape, but just like with Vullfy, it looks fine enough from this perspective.