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13 contributions to Crafted Motion Viral AI Videos
Watch Mama & Baby Alpaca Print Themselves
Video that my AI created for something I'm designing for a customer to 3D print
Watch Mama & Baby Alpaca Print  Themselves
0 likes • 14d
Cool! Did you animate the printer timelapse directly from the design render, or did you prompt the printer motion separately?
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Congrats on getting your first video finished Braulio! The water spray and forest setting came together really nicely for Phase 2.
Showing My Work: Day 1 of My AI Video Creator Journey.
Hi everyone, I’m new here — glad to join this space. As a new self-publisher, I’ve learned over these last two months that marketing is far harder than writing. For months I chased platforms — Skool, X, Pinterest, Reddit, Facebook — trying to get my book Fueling the Night Shift in front of real night shift nurses. But the results are not very noticeable. Then it hit me: what if I just… made videos for them? Sounded simple. It wasn't. I burned through nearly every mainstream AI video tool — robotic characters, stiff movements, hours of prompts for results I wasn't proud of. More than once, I nearly quit. Then I came across Gemini Omni Flash, and everything changed. I stopped obsessing over the tech and started asking the real question: what do night shift nurses actually struggle with at 3AM? That's when the angle found me — the coffee-snack-regret loop. Not a willpower problem. A biology problem. I wrote the script, refined it, rebuilt it. Way more time and pain than I expected. But that learning? Worth every hour. Where there's a will, there's a way. Now I'm committed to a daily series — one video every day. I don't know what it'll do for my book. Maybe nothing. But if even one nurse picks up one practical tip, I'm more than satisfied. First one's live here: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/SqV8INEl7V8 And since this community has seen countless AI videos — what resonated with you, and what didn't land? No sugarcoating, I'm still learning. Every honest note helps me serve those selfless night shift nurses better. Thank you. 🙏
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Batching scripts in Google Docs and leaving CapCut for editing makes sense when you're trying to post daily. I’d keep the daily tasks small enough to manage without feeling like you have to do everything at once. Tracking those tasks in Floment AI can help you see what still needs doing, even on days when the final video doesn't turn out as well as you'd hoped.
Tutorial Prompts vs Your Own Build
Following a step-by-step tutorial build usually goes smoothly, but things get messy the second you try making your own concept from scratch. You nail the initial prompt, then burn through credits trying to get the animation, camera move, and final cut to match what you actually planned. It feels like the jump from copying a project to finishing an original build has a ton of hidden friction. Where do your original video projects usually stall out?
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“How can I generate AI videos for free?”
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Kling AI and Luma Dream Machine both give you free daily credits to test out clips without paying upfront. You can also generate free images first in Google Flow or Bing Image Creator, then run them through an animator to save credits. What kind of scene are you trying to make?
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Tony Iverson
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@tony-iverson-7089
Building things online and trying to optimize my daily workflow. Here to learn from founders who are a few steps ahead.

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Joined Jul 15, 2026
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