If you saw the example footage of #Sora recently and thought, "Pfft, it's just #AIvideo garbage. Can't do sound, narration, and all the other stuff you need, so there!"
You can do all of that, VERY easily now. 15 minutes and I was able to get #aimusic from Google music labs. The narration is my voice reading a script #GPT4 made for me and then Speech2Speech being used on #ElevenLabs to get some star power.
Folks, give me two hours and I could get you a 10 minute doc.
Today I proudly present my first short film.
It is about 50 seconds long, and I hope you like the story. I would love to hear what you think about it. So feel free to comment.
Enjoy watching (Sound ON) and please boost if you like it.
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The whole clip is fully AI generated. Midjourney 5.2 and PikaLabs beta + 1.0 were used for image and video footage generation.
Question: Do these video generating generative AI models train with video the video encoding? Wouldn't that have the effect of basically training it on change/motion only? Seems better than throwing the entire bitmap to it and hoping it figures out what motion is.
Is there an AI tool to auto create a cutdown from a longer video? Not remove uhms and ahs from a camera recording, More like create a 3 minute trailer from a 50 minute edited export (music removed). #postchat#ai#aivideo#aivideoediting
"A Space Adventure" is in the near future and is about a man separated from his true Love by his boss (Elon), to work in another galaxy.
He decides to ditch his post, find his love, and get revenge by taking with him the Ultimate Prize.
AI (RGB symbolled)really filled the gaps with 4 sec clips I had gen'd at RunwayMl.
TY Dan, for showing me that site.
Lush, Pink Floyd intro then goes full 80's rock/pop dance. @noondlyt @dannotdaniel#digitalart#art#videocomposition#AIvideo#80'sdancemusic
People overestimate what "AI" of today is and what it can actually do, because memes are spreading that describe any machine-assisted process in a highly glossed-over form, ignoring the required human effort to make it work.
The naive impression is that you just gave some generative engine a prompt and the result came out fully formed, when the actual process is that the people behind the project used multiple purpose-built engines, for each of the engines they iterated on prompts that would output something semi-coherent, and then they used human efforts to tie the result together.
This is currently spreading as "this AI-generated pizza commercial" with no further explanation, but Tom's Hardware interviewed the actual people who made it work:
OC I Asked AI to Generate a Video of a Necromancer (www.youtube.com)
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OC I Asked AI to Generate a Video of a Mage (www.youtube.com)
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OC I asked AI to Generate a Fastfood Commercial. The Results are on Another Level.. (www.youtube.com)
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