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AI Footage Fixers is for creators, AI artists, and solo-filmmakers who want to learn the easy After Effects workarounds to cure bad footage instantly.

3 contributions to AI Creator Academy
Goodnight, Milwaukee
Hey all, Here is about 3/4ths of my new film "Goodnight, Milwaukee" I'm making for the Higgsfield Competition and for my channel after. I still have some clean up to do and fix my titles and tighten it but wanted to get it out there to possibly get shortlisted. Would appreciate any support (likes, comments) if you have the time. Thank you!! https://higgsfield.ai/@hallucinating_blueberry_3000/projects/goodnight-milwaukee
0 likes • Aug 21
@Jack Bayliss Thanks, Jack! Appreciate you watching! Yeah, the title is just placeholder right now. I’m very close to finishing the film and then will go back and trim and clean up all the little things. There’s a lot of signage I need to fix as well. I should have a new version up later today/tonight. Also, If you haven’t yet, I’d really appreciate a like and comment on the Higgsfield site. Really helps with the shortlist chances. Thanks again!
1 like • Aug 25
@Mario Mills oh I’m glad you liked that! It’s the moment in my mind that he realizes he loves America.
Goodnight, Milwaukee
Okay friends — shameless filmmaker request. Here’s my new short, Goodnight, Milwaukee. It’s currently in a film competition and trying to make the shortlist. If you watch it and dig it, please give it a like and drop a comment — apparently those can actually help push the film up in the rankings. It’s short, weird, funny, and based on a completely insane WWII spy story. Watch here: https://higgsfield.ai/@hallucinating_blueberry_3000/projects/goodnight-milwaukee Would really appreciate the help.
Goodnight, Milwaukee
Historial Cinematic Documentary I made
Spent the last few months building a full 23-minute AI cinematic documentary -- "The Sultana Disaster of 1865." Full live-action style recreation with acting and action sequences, not narration over stock footage. It's the deadliest maritime disaster in US history and almost nobody knows about it -- felt like the perfect story to push what AI filmmaking can actually do right now. Would love this community's eyes on it: https://youtu.be/TqUmNPXTg0I?si=sc7CFDqsGL-BEAvT Happy to talk through the pipeline/tools if anyone's curious how it was built. Also, I'm trying to grow my channel, so if you dig it, I'd appreciate a comment or subscribe on my YouTube itself. Thanks!
1 like • Jul 13
@Diego Cipion Vegue Thank you, Diego! Really appreciate you checking it out.
1 like • Jul 22
@Juan Cardona Oritz Thank you so much, Juan! Really appreciate your support.
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