Everyone's talking about the future of filmmaking with AI. Here's a clear example: three men in the original - one fused body on screen. At 0:04, three guys in an empty room lean into each other for a shot - a normal, goofy pantomime on camera. In the AI version, this turns into one body with three heads, shot as a cinematic close-up. From there the video straightens out: the same three guys act out a full episode - apartment, street, park, bar, subtitled dialogue about a cat left home alone. The actors are physically in the same empty room the whole time, just rearranging themselves and their gestures. video by jj_mcelroy Framework: BLOCK - three actors roughly act out the scene in one empty room CAST - AI locks each character's identity for the move across locations EPISODE - several scenes come together into one continuous story While the industry argues about the future of film, AI already shot something that will never make the credits: a scene where three friends briefly fused into one. How to lock a character so they don't lose their face between scenes - I wrote about it in the article. More breakdowns like this on my account @voyzlab. Follow and save!