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.

“I would rather make a film that makes one person cry than a film that makes ten thousand people laugh for five minutes.” 宮崎 駿, Miyazaki Hayao

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Question for the group: How are you guys maintaining scene/setting consistency in your AI videos? For example, if the scene takes place in a house kitchen, how are you maintaining the consistency in the kitchen (look, lighting, design) in relation to the character's blocking? I'm currently working on a trailer for a project of mine, and achieving consistency in settings & scenes has been quite challenging and expensive (burning through a lot of my credits!). Any advice or suggestions you have would be greatly appreciated. @Ed Reyes @Cameron Pierron @Jonathan Wilson @Bernard Santora

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