I want to change what AI art means. A first look at my next short film, The Sirens.

nice one!

Use Seedance or MiniMax as your storyboard creator. Once you have your dialogues and basic hero, environment, shots, and characters, put them in the references and make all shots one per second. Seedance will plan out the shots for later references. Stage your entire 5-minute film with one 10-second video. Then separate the video into frames. Use those frames as camera angle references so you never have spatial problems.

Oh no... Not again

I give you the first seconds of the short film Sirens.

Have a nice weekend

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This was generated with Minimax btw, with the right prompt and Loras you can get crazy good results

I decided to put to the test @ElevenLabs 's new Recast feature. Not just body motion but I wanted to see if it could retain a character's sense of self within several cuts and here's the result... #elevanlabsAmbassador @ElevenCreative

Stop motion was mostly about the texture and reality of objects. It wasn't trying to hide its essence. It was expression despite the form. Wildwood feels like it's trying to pretend to be a 3D production with clean, perfect, and shiny sets. Wildhood is trying to hide its own essence in its form while behind the scenes it wants to be recognized by it.

I made a band with old song demos and poems I made in the last 15 years. Samarah & The Androids. open.spotify.com/artist/4873… xitter.cf/EthanAvila/status/2089…

Stills from Sirens An inspector comes to a theater that hasn’t been inspected in eight years. He tries to do his job but gets constantly distracted by three actresses who may or may not be hiding something.

Since @Gossip_Goblin 's film is sparking a little debate on animation and AI, here's my take.