What part of AI filmmaking excites you the most? Image generation? Motion? Story? Comment below — I want to know where you’re starting from so I can make the right lessons for you.

Hey everyone, I'm incredibly proud to share a new short film I put together for Veterans Day today, titled "The Last Letter." This film is a personal tribute and a labor of love, dedicated to honoring the courage and sacrifice of veterans, especially those who served in World Wars I and II. I know many of you are pioneering the same tools, so for those interested, this piece was crafted using a blend of Midjourney for the visuals and Kling for the video generation. It really pushes the emotional and atmospheric capabilities of AI in filmmaking. I'd love to hear your thoughts on the final result and how you think AI tools can best be used for emotional and historical storytelling. Thank you for watching, and thank you to all who have served. -Cameron

Did a couple of generations of this. In Kling the dome kept floating away?? Prompt in King I added "Camera pan in and slow arc left with cinematic background " Midjourney prompt "A camera mid close-up of Baroque human heart make of a human heart with gold and jeweled scrolls in a glass Victorian dome in a laboratory. cinematic, dramatic lighting, 70mm IMAX"

I've just unlocked three new, fast-paced workflow videos for the lab: Shadow of the Vampire, Star Cruiser, and Halloween Miniatures. Clocking in around 7–15 minutes each, these are sharp breakdowns of my process for creating short, cinematic pieces. You get the honest, step-by-step view of how an idea evolves, how techniques are tested, and how we quickly elevate AI-generated assets into powerful filmmaking results. They are designed to give you maximum inspiration in minimum time. Go watch them. Get the insights. Take that inspiration and make something of your own this week. These videos prove that you don't need a huge time commitment to start sharpening your filmmaking craft. Perfection isn't the goal—process and cinematic experimentation are. Try a new prompt, push a boundary, and share your findings in the Dailies thread. Let’s fill this feed with bold new cinematic experiments from everyone.⚡️

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