𓂀 There’s definitely still room for improvement 😅 I heard a singer on Instagram performing this chant while a beatboxer created the beat live, and it instantly took me somewhere else. 𓆣 That’s the feeling I wanted to capture. The result isn’t quite what I had in mind yet, but I didn’t want to burn through my credits trying to perfect this little travel-inspired impulse. 𓁈 Maybe I’ll come back to it another time and see if I can get closer to the original idea. In the meantime, enjoy the listen / watch. 🎶 I have a favorite between these two videos, but I’ll let you choose. Workflow: Prompt: Video Architect (I also translated the prompt into Chinese just to get an idea of how it would looks like in another language. Thanks to you, @Alexander Videnov ! Still have to try it on the free models too.) 😉 Video #1: Seedance 2.5 Video #2: Kling 3.0 Edit: Final Cut

Hey folks, just added a new prompt to the build your portfolio module. This like all the rest works on existing images or creating them from scratch with text input only Ps: Inspired by my fiancé this one haha. 😝 You can find the full DNA prompt and instructions HERE Go give it a try and post it here as instructed in the homework page of the same module.

Hey everyone, this week’s challenge is about creating beautiful nature wallpapers and turning them into short videos that feel alive. Start with one strong nature image, then animate it with subtle, realistic movement. 🎨 Step 1: Create your strong starting image (my exact image prompt in the comments) Choose a natural scene such as water, rivers, waterfalls, forests, wildlife, underwater life, clouds, mountains, flowers, mist or anything peaceful and mesmerising. Push it to the limit.. volcanos erupting.. a big whale next to a small human underwater shot etc.. 🎬 Step 2: Animate the image Use your generated image as the start frame. Don’t use it only as a general reference. Try Seedance, Kling 3.0 or Gemini Omni Flash with the image as the start frame. I tried MiniMax H3 in the videos below but I’m not entirely happy so I don’t recommend it but up to you. For video use a prompt like this: ‘The camera is static and must not move. No zoom, dolly, pan, tilt, orbit, handheld movement or parallax. Animate only the natural elements inside the frame at real-time speed. Preserve the exact composition, lens perspective, colour grade and subject identity.’ 📌 How to enter 1. Submit up to 5 separate videos. 2. Every video must be between 8 and 15 seconds long. 3. Post each video as a separate comment under this post. 4. Don’t combine all your videos into one compilation. 5. Include the starting image with your video if you’d like people to see the start frame high res. 6. Mention which model you used: Seedance, Kling 3.0 or Kling 3.0 Omni Flash. 🗳️ Voting Like the individual videos you enjoy most. Posting each entry separately makes it easier to view and vote for every submission. Let’s see who can create the most peaceful, beautiful and believable living wallpaper. 🌊🌿✨ Ps: Generate the image in the final aspect ratio you want to use. Avoid heavy cropping afterwards.

As promised in another post, here's the result: a micro-documentary for the UTE (Uruguay's state-owned electric power company) workers' union. I wanted to dub it into English for you, but the version the AI ​​returned completely stripped it of its mystique and soul, so I prefer you enjoy it in your native language (this time it was your turn to watch a video in another language). Time was very limited, so my perfectionist self clashed with my practical self, and "finished" won out over "perfect." The choice of black and white was a deliberate use of a pre-established visual code to mask inconsistencies in the AI's historical reenactment, while also helping to give it the documentary feel the product required.

Hey all, so just wanted to share that I have finally finished all the work for my first client and they very happy with the outcomes. This was quite an intense workflow and did a lot more then what was needed for the project but I wanted to make sure that my first project was a success to hopefully have a proper portfolio piece and also to get referals going forward and hopefully secure the client for a second project or retianer. The challenges I faced was trying to ensure the Sim rigs were the same as the actual clients work which was very difficult to do and tried many generations to get this right. Final thing I had to do was go to the venue and shoot real footage of the sims and people racing but then faced a new challenge of having clients faces in videos which we had not got approval from. So then had to use AI to enhance the pictures and swap out the characters where real people were racing, a few music changes so had to also redit them. Client chose this final song which i wasnt happy about as messes up the cuts I had planned to original music but at end of day it still came out right. I also redesigned their logos, created some static posts, 3 different carousels for their birthday celebration, Race your friends challenge and Hotlap challenges which I also animated some of the first slides. A lot of lessons learnt but it pushed me and showed that I could do it in the end. Here is aiming to take this even further and further