Haydn Rushworth
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AI Face Consistency is NOT the real goal: it's this...
There's a lot of talk about the need for character consistency in AI Video, but with "REAL" (narrative) Filmmaking, character consistency is just one element of a much larger quest for CONTINUITY. In this video, I outline why Continuity, and not just consistency, is a pivotally important foundation for any AI Filmmaking tool that is meant for storytellers, writers, and "Real" Filmmakers.
0:00 Character consistency is NOT the real Quest... it's CONTINUITY
0:15 Why CONTINUITY is so important in narrative filmmaking
1:39 My DESPERATE PLEA to AI filmmaking software companies
2:12 How AI Filmmaking companies could develop Continuity tools
#midjourney #leonardoai #ltxstudio #haiperai #midjourneyai #pikalabs #RenderNet #kaiberai #runwaygen2 #runwaygen #pixverse #Curiousrefuge
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Making Money with REAL AI Filmmaking
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If you have a story to tell that you absolutely LOVE, then this video is for you. There are ten steps you can take right now to begin to introduce your story to the world using emerging AI tools, and many of these steps are monetizable. I'm not talking about get-rich-quick scams, so if that's what you're looking for this video isn't the one for you, but if you're a storyteller with a big imagin...
Cinematic AI: Lighting Secrets for REAL Filmmakers
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In this video, I outline what "Cinematic" lighting is from the perspective of movie industry cinematographers. Brace yourself, you'll never watch TV or movies the same way again. In reality, most "Cinematic" lighting is what DP's refer to as "short" lighting, and when you see it, you'll be better prepared to use genuinely cinematic lighting techniques in your own AI filmmaking projects. 0:00 Wh...
AI Filmmaking: Cinematic Eye Control SOLVED!... (mostly)
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In this video I share a trick I recently discovered for controlling eye direction in AI-generated images using generative AI tools like #midjourney #leonardoai #ltxstudio #haiperai #midjourneyai #pikalabs #RenderNet #kaiberai #runwaygen2 #runwaygen #pixverse It's a massive deal for me as a filmmaker trying to use emerging AI tools to create genuinely cinematic AI Movie projects, but thanks to a...
Unboxing LTX Studio - REAL Filmmaker STUNNING first impressions
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FANTASTIC first impressions of the Beta version of LTX Studio. @LTX.Studio #ltxstudio 0:00 LTX Studio Review: SHORT version 1:45 LTX Studio Review: LONGER version
AI Filmmaker Warning: Don’t Make THIS Mistake
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In a world first, Washed Out ( @realwashedout ) has just dropped their new music video for the track "The Hardest Part" and it was made using 100% Sora, Open AI's much-anticipated new generative AI video tool. It's a great video, but for filmmakers embracing AI for their projects, there's an important warning about relying too heavily on AI tools like SORA as a way to entertain and dazzle your ...
Microsoft's AI Lip Sync. MIND. BLOWN!
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In this video, AI News for Narrative Filmmakers... - Midjourney announces "Personalisation" and Video - Leonardo.ai launches new Style Reference feature - Microsoft's MINDBLOWING new AI Lip Sync tool - LTX Studio Launches in New York - Astonishingly beautiful work by @BinaryFrameProductions 00:00 Coming up... 00:24 Midjourney announces "Personalisation" and Video 01:50 Leonardo.ai launches new ...
Sora in Hollywood. SyncLabs' and Runway's NEW Lip Sync Tools. Midjourney Character Consistency.
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In this episode of recent news for AI Filmmakers: - First Impressions of #midjourney Character Consistency - #SyncLabs releases a NEW VERSION of its #lipsync tool - #runwaygen releases its own Lip Sync tool... First impressions - #sora goes to Hollywood - #openaisora - #openai releases NEW Sora videos. 00:00 Coming up... 00:23 First Impressions of Midjourney Character Consistency 02:43 Sync Lab...
How experts use SORA, Haiper ai, LTX Studio, EMO ai, Switchlight
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News and views on the latest AI developments from the perspective of a narrative filmmaker. This week, outlining #sora , #HaiperAI #LTXstudio #EMOai, #switchlight 0:00 Intro 0:17 SORA... the NEW benchmark to compare AI Filmmaker tools. 1:45 Haiper AI... is THIS the most credible alternative to SORA right now? 3:18 LTX Studio... the DREAM all-in-one AI Filmmaker tool 3:55 EMO AI... AMAZING. Lip ...
The Must-Have AI Filmmaking Tools Revealed!
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In this video, I outline the actual filmmaking gear you STILL need when creating video to AI video when using tools such as Runway Gen-1, Kaiber AI, Pika Labs, and LensGo. #ai #aifilmmaking #aimidjourney #kaiberai #lensgo #pikalabs #runwaygen #lipsync 0:00 Intro 0:05 Cameras that you STILL need and DON'T need for Video to Video AI Filmmaking 0:47 Camera Cage still needed for AI Filmmaking 0:51 ...
Understand THIS to go VIRAL: Why Humans NEED Entertainment
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Viral entertainment blows up because it meets some powerful, subliminal human needs. If you understand these needs and craft your content to meet them, you can create viral entertainment too. In this video, I explain Tony Robbins' theory of Six Human Needs, and how the four, core human needs are met in safe and powerful ways through great entertainment. #viralsuccess #showbizschool #showbiz #en...
Reviewed: Runway "Multibrush", LensGo "Style Transfer" and Kaiber "Evolve"
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In this video, I give my first impressions of several, new and exciting Video to AI Video tools. Featuring Runway ML's NEW "Multibrush" tool, along with the new, Style Transfer tool from LensGo AI, and the Evolve feature from Kaiber AI; all from the perspective of a real filmmaker. 0:00 This week I'm reviewing AI tools by Runway ML Gen2, LensGo AI, and Kaiber AI 0:07 Review: Runway Multibrush T...
REAL Filmmaker Reviews AI Lip Sync Tools : Sync Labs and Lalamu
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I'm a screenwriter, director and filmmaker on a quest to turn my favourite screenplay into a watchable movie using emerging AI tools. In this video I give my first impressions reviews of Lalamu and Sync Labs Lip Sync tools for AI video. 0:00 How a REAL Filmmaker is Starting To Use AI Tools. 1:50 Lalamu AI Video Lip Sync Tool - First Impressions Review (Jan 2024) 4:15 Sync Labs AI Video Lip Sync...
COMPARED: 5 x Video to AI Video Services - Runway GEN1 - Pika - DomoAI - LensGo - Kaiber
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COMPARED: 5 x Video to AI Video Services - Runway GEN1 - Pika - DomoAI - LensGo - Kaiber
How To Get REAL Cinematic Movement in Runway GEN2
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How To Get REAL Cinematic Movement in Runway GEN2
AI Tools Compared: AI Movie Test Scene, which works best? Midjourney Vs. Runway GEN2
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AI Tools Compared: AI Movie Test Scene, which works best? Midjourney Vs. Runway GEN2
I used AI Tools to create a Test Scene/Storyboard for my own screenplay.
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I used AI Tools to create a Test Scene/Storyboard for my own screenplay.
CONSISTENT Midjourney Characters - 100% SIMPLEST TRICK
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CONSISTENT Midjourney Characters - 100% SIMPLEST TRICK
Make YOUR AI Movie: My 8-Step Plan
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Make YOUR AI Movie: My 8-Step Plan
Making my Movie with AI - AI Filmmaking Ep1
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Making my Movie with AI - AI Filmmaking Ep1
Panasonic S5 - Budget Cinematic Lens Test
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Panasonic S5 - Budget Cinematic Lens Test
Panasonic S5 Vs GH5 and Sirui Anamorphic lens - "Human-Like" Field of View Test
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Panasonic S5 Vs GH5 and Sirui Anamorphic lens - "Human-Like" Field of View Test
Blackball - Test Shoot with Panasonic GH5, Sirui 50mm Anamorphic and Sirui 24mm Anamorphic
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Blackball - Test Shoot with Panasonic GH5, Sirui 50mm Anamorphic and Sirui 24mm Anamorphic
Why I'm RETURNING My Apple M1 MacBook Air
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Why I'm RETURNING My Apple M1 MacBook Air
How To Zoom Livestream in 2021 with Panasonic GH9, GH5, GH5s, S1, S1R, S1H
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How To Zoom Livestream in 2021 with Panasonic GH9, GH5, GH5s, S1, S1R, S1H
Next-Level Cinematic Gimbal Moves for Weebill S, Lab, DJI Ronin S, SC, Zhiyun Crane, Moza Air cross
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Next-Level Cinematic Gimbal Moves for Weebill S, Lab, DJI Ronin S, SC, Zhiyun Crane, Moza Air cross
Georgia & Tom - Suspense Test Scene shot with Panasonic GH5, Zhiyun Weebill S, Sirui 50mm Anamorphic
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Georgia & Tom - Suspense Test Scene shot with Panasonic GH5, Zhiyun Weebill S, Sirui 50mm Anamorphic
The First Time They Met -Test Scene shot with Panasonic GH5, Zhiyun Weebill S, Sirui 50mm Anamorphic
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The First Time They Met -Test Scene shot with Panasonic GH5, Zhiyun Weebill S, Sirui 50mm Anamorphic
Good Thing She Went To - Test Scene shot with Panasonic GH5, Zhiyun Weebill S, Sirui 50mm Anamorphic
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Good Thing She Went To - Test Scene shot with Panasonic GH5, Zhiyun Weebill S, Sirui 50mm Anamorphic
Ratbag - Cinematic Test Scene shot with Panasonic GH5, Zhiyun Weebill S, Sirui 50mm Anamorphic
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Ratbag - Cinematic Test Scene shot with Panasonic GH5, Zhiyun Weebill S, Sirui 50mm Anamorphic

Komentáře

  • @LillysTechTips
    @LillysTechTips Před 2 dny

    Loving your videos Haydn!! Quick question: I have a looming "film-like" video in mind and already have an existing character (my YT avatar), have you come across any AI tool that will replicate an existing character so I could generate multiple angles of the original image?

  • @norioku2020
    @norioku2020 Před 2 dny

    Continuity is tough for ai because they aren't traditional computers. Neural networks are probability engines, the more precise and exact something has to be the less likely it is to find the exact solution. It can find something close or proximal but once you start adding more and more complexity and precision (especially precision over time) it starts to lose the plot. Think of your interactions with AI like a Meesix Box from Rick and Morty ( marinate on that for a bit, let that soak into your brain, since it's a pretty good analogy). AI's don't have a concept of linearity ( or continuity which is a byproduct of linearity ) they throw a snapshot problem through a matrix of nodes to find the most probable answer based off of activation functions which triggers nodes leading to a probable solution that were originally based off of training data that pushed biases into the network in the first place. What I'm saying is continuity is going to be really hard, at least the way you and all of humanity envision continuity. Don't get me wrong I'm not saying it can't be done, ( every problem is just an opportunity for a good engineer ) just saying humanity will have to come up with a new clever trick to solve this problem.

  • @RenatoFlorencia
    @RenatoFlorencia Před 3 dny

    eagerly waiting for the moment when we can bring our ideas to life without all the costs of current productions (which in my case makes it completely impossible lol) and with great quality. On that day, the best stories will prevail, but probably the most addictive ones too, so we'll have a new dilemma, but at least it will be a new one.

    • @HaydnRushworth-Filmmaker
      @HaydnRushworth-Filmmaker Před 3 dny

      Absolutely! For me, the dream of AI Video is definitely the ability for visually rich stories to be told to relatively smaller audiences. Audiences with niche interests and views.

  • @BinaryFrameProductions

    I'm right there with you my friend! Great video, have an amazing and cinematic day!!!

    • @HaydnRushworth-Filmmaker
      @HaydnRushworth-Filmmaker Před 3 dny

      Hey, thanks very much! :-) Btw, I'm aiming to follow your lead and start to create more experimental content that is aimed at just entertainment. Keep it up. Love what you do :-)

    • @BinaryFrameProductions
      @BinaryFrameProductions Před 3 dny

      @@HaydnRushworth-Filmmaker Awesome, now forget all the other models, the best model in town is out now, go and find Luma Ai Dream Machine, it’s gonna blow your mind!!! Already using it! Its amazing!!!

  • @indianiecworld
    @indianiecworld Před 3 dny

    I am not sure if you care about filmmakers or about tech pushing the entire removal of flmmakers.

    • @HaydnRushworth-Filmmaker
      @HaydnRushworth-Filmmaker Před 3 dny

      Actually, the thing I'm most interested in, is the potential of AI to let guys like me with a screenplay that I love, finally see it turned into something visual. I spent more than a decade writing the screenplay for "Telepathy SUCKS!" and I wrote it to WATCH it, not just to read it. For me, the creative process is only half-finished, even though the screenplay is finished. If I'm in this predicament, I'm sure I'm not the only writer with a big-dream story that will never be turned into a finished movie through the traditional filmmaking route.

  • @ggdfggdfgdffgfddg34

    Friend, remember you talked about the idea of ​​a movie service, the only question you wrote was that the creators would pay the directors? How can this be sold via subscription like Netflix or done with advertising like CZcams? I just have doubts that he will survive economically

    • @HaydnRushworth-Filmmaker
      @HaydnRushworth-Filmmaker Před 3 dny

      At the moment, the simplest route to monetization looks like CZcams. My current plan is to upload single episodes to a dedicated CZcams channel (to target the appropriate audience for my story, "Telepathy SUCKS!"). I'll probably upload the movie scene-by-scene as it it completed. Before it gets to a movie, though, I'm aiming to create a "Visual Audiobook", which is essentially, an audiobook with illustrative images or video clips.

    • @ggdfggdfgdffgfddg34
      @ggdfggdfgdffgfddg34 Před 2 dny

      @@HaydnRushworth-Filmmaker But still, if we return to your idea, I thought about it. It seems to me that we could really kill CZcams if we made a free service that would have no advertising and no subscription, but for what it would live, I think for donations from users to specific films. That is, if they like the film, they donate, but if not, then they don’t. But I don’t know if people are generous? And the second question that I have is whether the owners of the film will want to publish their film if their material income depends on the preferences of the audience. We all know that the film One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest would hardly have gained such popularity at the box office today as The Avengers, and the question arises: how to turn the industry around and force directors to make great movies and not chewing gum?

  • @playthisnote
    @playthisnote Před 6 dny

    I know what we could make, just like a de red the eye from photo remember those. We could make a tool to atleast make the eyes look away. Even though the head wouldn’t point away. That would help already made pictures or videos too.

  • @playthisnote
    @playthisnote Před 6 dny

    To get the right emotion of the situation. Even when we have AI be able to do it some what spot on. I can see a day where we do ai takes. Just like today we do it with actors we will have an ai actor and it does ai scene takes. We will need to choose the best run of it. There for beyond human director there would haft to be an AI director. This would be the hardest AI to create. The director is the most opinionated and hard to please chooser of exactly how the movie should be conveyed. Developing an ai to be that evolved is what we will have to wait on. For now we can be that director.

    • @HaydnRushworth-Filmmaker
      @HaydnRushworth-Filmmaker Před 3 dny

      That's a really thought-provoking point. I suspect we will never truly remove humans from the filmmaking process, and I suspect actors, writers and directors will actually be the ones who are hardest to replace, just as you mentioned.

  • @jsa-z1722
    @jsa-z1722 Před 7 dny

    This is brilliant!

  • @Rushu770
    @Rushu770 Před 7 dny

    great video

  • @shehabdentalclinic857

    Have you tried "Artflow"? Definetely has strong points, like lip synch, looking away, director mode (worth checking), templates, VO (not much emotions), free credit to start with,... But with some weaknesses like, no characters movements, ... Please chech it out, and I'd love your comments. I love your passion for filmmaking and allow me to share mine. (By the way, I'm a dental consultant who is passionate about making emotional stories, as I think it the most powerful talent to drive people's attention to meaningful message.) Please accept my respect and admiration for your hard work. Many thanks😇

  • @AEFox
    @AEFox Před 9 dny

    Try "Looking to the camera" and put it as NEGATIVE PROMPT

    • @HaydnRushworth-Filmmaker
      @HaydnRushworth-Filmmaker Před 3 dny

      Ooooh, good one, I'll test that and add it to the list of suggestions from the comments here. Thanks very much. :-)

  • @BinaryFrameProductions

    Thank you for another amazing video Haydn!!! Wrote down everything and already brainstorming about the steps!!!!

    • @HaydnRushworth-Filmmaker
      @HaydnRushworth-Filmmaker Před 6 dny

      Hey! Brilliant, glad you found it helpful… next step, I need to start actioning my own ideas 😁

  • @popcfartv
    @popcfartv Před 10 dny

    Thanks Hayden. Very helpful guideline. 🙏🏻

  • @agnesslovehealz
    @agnesslovehealz Před 14 dny

    The other update is on pixverse u can now have full access motion control body movements facial movement's mouth ditection of faces etc so was excited to come back tell ya to 🎉❤

  • @Quark.Lepton
    @Quark.Lepton Před 15 dny

    Excellent! A little off-topic: The full-on human face is naturally asymetrical-if you do a reverse of the full-face image, you can see a remarkable difference. Think about applying a ‘smirk’ on her face… We need to prompt the AI to generatively correct for this-otherwise it’s a dead-giveaway that the image is an AI-rendered image. Ultimately, of course, not correcting for this makes little difference to the average viewer, however, to add that asymetric aspect to the face gives it a more natural human countenance (and, in my opinion, instinctively more realistic and attractive). Cinematically, everything is about the face.

    • @HaydnRushworth-Filmmaker
      @HaydnRushworth-Filmmaker Před 15 dny

      That’s a REALLY interesting point. Ultimately, the micro expressions that make up a huge amount of non-verbal communication will all need to be possible and controllable before meaningful stories can be told with video AI, and so when that level of subtlety is viable, tackling the non-symmetrical nature of the human face would make sense during the same development phase. I guess the risk is that it could go SO wrong. I’ve been having a nightmare of a time recently trying to get Midjourney to produce a photo-realistic image of a beautiful girl who DOESN’T have freckles. It’s like some kind of “freckle-equality” campaign group has worked their way into all the Midjourney board meetings to push for freckles on every girl possible.

    • @Quark.Lepton
      @Quark.Lepton Před 14 dny

      @@HaydnRushworth-Filmmaker 🩷

  • @GertJanMes
    @GertJanMes Před 16 dny

    I tried a still in DALL-E and had success with "A cinematic photo of a beautiful girl looking to an object not in the photo" and the variation "A cinematic photo of a beautiful girl looking to an object not in the photo and right next to the camera"

    • @HaydnRushworth-Filmmaker
      @HaydnRushworth-Filmmaker Před 12 dny

      Fantastic, thanks so much for the tip-off. I've added those to the document I started based on the suggestions from folks right here in the comments for this video. I'll try those out :-)

  • @TheinterfaceTvSeries
    @TheinterfaceTvSeries Před 16 dny

    With Midjourney I had success with prompting "looking center left/center right" or looking at something to his left or right.

    • @HaydnRushworth-Filmmaker
      @HaydnRushworth-Filmmaker Před 16 dny

      Oooooh, good tip. Thanks very much. I’m gathering a list of all the hints and tips from all the comments into a document that I’ll probably feature in future CZcams content.

    • @TheinterfaceTvSeries
      @TheinterfaceTvSeries Před 16 dny

      @@HaydnRushworth-Filmmaker Very cool! Can’t wait to see them!

  • @rajendrabiswas
    @rajendrabiswas Před 17 dny

    I hope AI will improve more and give video editors everything they want ..so tired to colour grading..maybe AI can do this for us

  • @winsomehax
    @winsomehax Před 17 dny

    Waluigi effect. Don't think of an elephant. Tell it what you want. Don't tell it what you don't want. Some image models offer you a separate to say what you don't want, but general it's better to say what want, not what you don't want.

    • @HaydnRushworth-Filmmaker
      @HaydnRushworth-Filmmaker Před 17 dny

      Quite a few people have shared the same idea in the comments here. I really like the way you put it though. Thanks very much :-)

  • @choose4me
    @choose4me Před 17 dny

    Nothing new here. It’s always have been the case (and in many documentations) that positive framing is the way to prompt efficiently with any LLM.

    • @HaydnRushworth-Filmmaker
      @HaydnRushworth-Filmmaker Před 17 dny

      Thanks, you’re right, of course. Several people have commented on the same point. 🙂

  • @ceegeevibes1335
    @ceegeevibes1335 Před 18 dny

    " candid photo " works well together with your suggestion here.

    • @HaydnRushworth-Filmmaker
      @HaydnRushworth-Filmmaker Před 17 dny

      Ahhhhh, brilliant. Thanks for the tip, I’ll add it to my growing list of additional tips, tricks and techniques from the all the comments in this video 😄

  • @hotspottraveling
    @hotspottraveling Před 18 dny

    Best 6 minutes of my life 😂👌

  •  Před 18 dny

    Short and to the point. Thanks!

  • @WondershareDemoCreator

    good video! did you accept any sponsorship? how can we contact you?

  • @dwainmorris7854
    @dwainmorris7854 Před 18 dny

    But the main problen is having your character in the same outfit from scene to scene without variations or deformed hands

    • @HaydnRushworth-Filmmaker
      @HaydnRushworth-Filmmaker Před 18 dny

      Absolutely, it's another major problem, and as it happens, that's what I'm working on right now, testing Midjourney, Leonard and RenderNet to see which one is the best for consistent characters (and costumes, hair, makeup, jewellery, hair colour etc.)

  • @playthisnote
    @playthisnote Před 19 dny

    Looks also promising: alibaba emo? czcams.com/video/kS0IdjTaJCg/video.htmlsi=cDCYE1thZqmSi7qi Source footage (Emo) czcams.com/video/VlJ71kzcn9Y/video.htmlsi=_vifgEJ6RjyTXiq6 And czcams.com/video/CayVy1Tmfw4/video.htmlsi=MIyeRMsIPLYeu2dT

  • @orangehatmusic225
    @orangehatmusic225 Před 19 dny

    You can't call it a breakthrough if you are on the list of the few who can use it. You have to call it privileged discovery.

    • @HaydnRushworth-Filmmaker
      @HaydnRushworth-Filmmaker Před 18 dny

      It's a valid point, although this discovery really was a breakthrough for me, and the good thing is that it works with the free AI tools as well as the paid plans :-)

    • @orangehatmusic225
      @orangehatmusic225 Před 18 dny

      @@HaydnRushworth-Filmmaker Well whatever you do don't make a video about a white guy who uses ai like a slave to make videos for him. That would be too ironic. It's not like it can tell you no.

    • @SensibleChuckle
      @SensibleChuckle Před 15 dny

      Scientists have break throughs before it is turned into a product, weapon, or pharmaceutical all the time.

    • @HaydnRushworth-Filmmaker
      @HaydnRushworth-Filmmaker Před 15 dny

      Oooooh, now there’s a great idea for a story! 😃

    • @HaydnRushworth-Filmmaker
      @HaydnRushworth-Filmmaker Před 15 dny

      Absolutely.

  • @getfanmedia
    @getfanmedia Před 19 dny

    welcome nice share

  • @VoyantPictures
    @VoyantPictures Před 19 dny

    Here's one pretty obvious issue: Negative prompts have a different structure than you are using here. They are added atthe end with --no (two hyphens and "no"). When I tried the same prompt ("a cinematic shot of a beautiful girl --no looking at the camera", I got four shots where the subject was not looking at the camera. On the first try!

    • @HaydnRushworth-Filmmaker
      @HaydnRushworth-Filmmaker Před 19 dny

      NOOOOOOO!!!!!! 😂😂😂😂 it’s SO obvious now!!! I’ve had several great suggestion posts about this in the comments but this one is the winner!! I think I need to make a follow up video with all the techniques. Thank you so much for sharing that 😁😁

    • @markrichards5630
      @markrichards5630 Před 19 dny

      @@HaydnRushworth-Filmmaker You can also control the strength of that "--no". You can prompt like this: all the stuff you do want:: all the stuff you don't::-.3 A --no is -.5 but is often too heavy so you can vary that with a multiprompt negative. But ya, tell the character what to look at. Short prompts aren't the answer - good prompting techniques are. V6 prompts can be HUGE and detailed. Be specific, be succinct. If you say no to something in the prompt proper, MJ will ignore the no (or the "without", "remove" or "not") and instead include that thing. Use either the --no command or a multiprompt negative.

  • @digicinematic
    @digicinematic Před 19 dny

    What about "looking off screen" or "looking into the distance"? Prompt engineering is a still a hit-and-miss affair. Do these sites support lower order controls like LangChain and DSPy?

  • @tonyr.4778
    @tonyr.4778 Před 19 dny

    It seems the negative prompts are ignored. The don't any not are ignored.

    • @HaydnRushworth-Filmmaker
      @HaydnRushworth-Filmmaker Před 18 dny

      That seems to be the common thread here. Thanks for the tip-off, I think you're right.

  • @norioku2020
    @norioku2020 Před 19 dny

    For those of us who didn't go to film school, these videos are awesome. I really appreciate this thanks.

  • @tomkent4656
    @tomkent4656 Před 20 dny

    How about using "facing away . . ."?

  • @nemesisone8927
    @nemesisone8927 Před 20 dny

    Just wait for VEO :)

  • @robertruffo2134
    @robertruffo2134 Před 20 dny

    Hey man, maybe get back to using real cameras. There will never be money in something extremely easy to do, that millions of other people have access to, including in countries where average salary is $100 a week There will never be a career that pays in "A.I. filmmaking",, Maybe you're trying to scam a few bucks here, to people with delusional dreams, maybe you're going to sell a course or something, but that's about all that can happen with your "skills" (that anyone can master in less than day - writing prompts is EASY to master). Now maybe A.I. will reduce the value of traditional filmmaking to $0 (I doubt it) but the value of A.I. "filmmaking" is already $0 (you can't even copyright A.I. "work") so...

    • @HaydnRushworth-Filmmaker
      @HaydnRushworth-Filmmaker Před 16 dny

      Hey, thanks for the feedback. I actually agree with you. I've joined a local actors workshop so that I can find real human actors to work with because from what I can see of AI tools, the best version to get authentic, human-like results will be focusing heavily on video-to-video instead of text-to-video or image-to-video. I actually made a video about the camera and filming gear that you'll still need in order to get the best results with AI as the technology continues to evolve. In terms of not making money from something that anybody can do, I agree 1000%. From where I stand, I see a bucketload of AI video content on social media that is really only getting traction because of the novelty factor of the AI tools, and you're right, anybody can use the avalanche of "free" Beta version tools to create that kind of content. I believe the most enduring content will always be based around a solid, core idea or story, where the AI tool becomes invisible, and just sits in the background. As with a great story, nobody cares what computer you used to type it on or what word-processor you used because it's just a creative tool. AI video needs to become the same thing, a creative tool for human creatives to use to tell stories and share big visions and ideas that they would otherwise struggle to bring to life. In terms of the low income challenges that most of the world faces, I couldn't agree more. In fact, that's the reason I love the possibilities of AI, because it allows a guy like me, struggling to get by with a family of 5 living in a 2-bedroom apartment and living in Yorkshire (not Hollywood, and not even London) to have half a chance to bring a big-vision story to life and share it with the world. I love the democratisation of these kinds of tools precisely because of how empowering they are for little guys in obscure areas like me. As it happens, I also share your distaste for using CZcams as a platform for selling online courses. I've talked about this with my wife at some length, and even though the various CZcams "gurus" would be telling me that's what I need to do to make some decent money (so that I can move my family into a family home with a garden for my children with at least three bedrooms), it just doesn't feel like the right thing for me. Instead, I'm going to figure out ways to sell my story ("Telepathy SUCKS!"... you can buy the ebook on Amazon... though I haven't even promoted that yet). I'm going to try a visual e-book, an audio book, a visual audio book (stills and then video clips played whilst the story is being read) and I'll eventually start uploading scenes from the movie to CZcams and try to monetise that (in a few years from now, with the AI really catches up). The one thing that I definitely agree with you is that if something is easy to master, it will never make me money, but as I'm discovering with AI tools, its easy to create one, single shot, but it's incredibly difficult to create a coherent, connected narrative with fluid continuity and authentic, human moment, facial expressions and voice intonation. For that level of professionalism, I believe it will always be a highly skilled filmmaking endeavour, and so that's why I'm learning as much as I can as quickly as I can. I'm not at all a highly-skilled user, but then, at this stage, nobody is. So, the real skill is to be willing to learn as fast as possible. I love your passion and enthusiasm. Keep it up :-)

  • @robertruffo2134
    @robertruffo2134 Před 20 dny

    Give it up man. No one will ever want to see an A.I. "film". It will never get distribution - even on youtube views are going down because there is a deluge.

    • @HaydnRushworth-Filmmaker
      @HaydnRushworth-Filmmaker Před 16 dny

      I agree, actually. In time, when the tools make real cinematic results possible (which is FAR more than SORA-level image quality) I'm going to aim to upload my movie to a dedicated CZcams channel, scene by scene, and hope to build a big enough audience that the ad revenue from a monetised channel will make me some money. Either that, or, if the tools lead to great results, maybe a dedicated streaming service will pop up that specialises in independently-made AI films.

  • @armondtanz
    @armondtanz Před 20 dny

    Just subbed. Gonna check out your vids when I got time, love this under the hood nerd stuff... bring it on 👍

  • @armondtanz
    @armondtanz Před 20 dny

    I've used Side profile Three quarter shot Head turned Staring into the distance The word candid , sometimes works

    • @HaydnRushworth-Filmmaker
      @HaydnRushworth-Filmmaker Před 19 dny

      FANTASTIC tips, thanks very much :-)

    • @armondtanz
      @armondtanz Před 19 dny

      @@HaydnRushworth-Filmmaker theres a guy called future tech pilot, he knows so much about MJ, ive learned so so much from him.

  • @thewebstylist
    @thewebstylist Před 20 dny

    My first thoughts were ‘looking to the left, right, off in the distance’

    • @HaydnRushworth-Filmmaker
      @HaydnRushworth-Filmmaker Před 19 dny

      Great tips, did those work for you? I'll check them out today and give them a try 🙂

  • @BinaryFrameProductions

    Awesome video!!! Thank u!!!🎉🎉

  • @BinaryFrameProductions

    Thank you for another amazing video! Have a great week!!!

  • @hotspottraveling
    @hotspottraveling Před 20 dny

    Which would you say does the best job? Can i supply character designs that will be overlayed on the movements?

    • @HaydnRushworth-Filmmaker
      @HaydnRushworth-Filmmaker Před 18 dny

      It's a good question and I'm still not sure. I'm about to delve deeper into that whole area, so watch this space. The next step for several projects I'm working on is to find the best tool for creating consistent character reference images to use as foundation references in a project. I'm comparing Midjourney, Leonardo and RenderNet... watch this space for the results :-)

    • @hotspottraveling
      @hotspottraveling Před 18 dny

      @@HaydnRushworth-Filmmaker awesome, i’ve been looking into ways to add more movement like you depicted here for ai films that i make. I tried viggle and a couple others but the export quality was too low for what i needed. I’ll check out the tools you showed here and keep looking for alternatives to improve how much movement i can add to films like this: The Story of Pentecost | 4k Ai Film Official Trailer czcams.com/video/ct5T9zmAjZU/video.html

  • @jancijak9385
    @jancijak9385 Před 20 dny

    Prompt control is in many cases something between guess and no control.

    • @HaydnRushworth-Filmmaker
      @HaydnRushworth-Filmmaker Před 18 dny

      Absolutely. I often say that AI is like a wild horse at the moment. Incredibly impressive and powerful, but really difficult to control.

  • @BabylonBaller
    @BabylonBaller Před 20 dny

    Midjourney randomizes your prompt on purpose so that at least one or two shots are completely different than what youve asked for. This is by design, so if two to three follow your prompt closely, thats a+. Im mentioning this so you dont waste weeks trying to get all four shots to always adhere, thats an uphill battle

    • @HaydnRushworth-Filmmaker
      @HaydnRushworth-Filmmaker Před 18 dny

      Brilliant tip. Thanks very much, that makes a lot of sense now you mention it. Cheers :-)

  • @user-zs8lp3lg3j
    @user-zs8lp3lg3j Před 20 dny

    Evolution chose Ai because they are not fallacious. I don't want to use humans for my isekai. This is epic realism. Haiper makes me happy.

  • @nicholasglean8182
    @nicholasglean8182 Před 20 dny

    Do you think that AI filmmakers should be encouraged to watch silent films and read and research photoplay manuals and books? Also, Russian filmmakers and theorists must be a must, right?

    • @HaydnRushworth-Filmmaker
      @HaydnRushworth-Filmmaker Před 18 dny

      That's a really good point, and I agree. I think, with time, we'll see that the AI projects that shine are the ones where the AI tool is a facilitator for a great story, and not the star of the show all by itself. Even if you're using AI to write your story, you still need great storytelling skills in order to be able to figure out why something might not quite be working. Humans still need to be the masters to these new AI servants, and that means we need a bigger vision of the whole story than the AI tool does.

  • @brea.miller
    @brea.miller Před 20 dny

    It seems as if the language model Midjourney uses is more grammatically correct because "looking away" is a direct command, while "not looking" is a passive statement.

    • @HaydnRushworth-Filmmaker
      @HaydnRushworth-Filmmaker Před 19 dny

      Ahhhh, that makes a lot more sense now. Thanks for the insight. I'll watch out for that very helpful nuance.🙂

  • @buda3d2007
    @buda3d2007 Před 20 dny

    You need to mess with stable diffusion and control nets there, way more control comfyui is a pain to learn but once you know its quirks it’s a beast

    • @HaydnRushworth-Filmmaker
      @HaydnRushworth-Filmmaker Před 19 dny

      I keep watching stable diffusion and control nets out of the corner of my eye. I graduated from a computer science degree back on the late 90's, so I'm tech confident enough to dive in, but I'm deliberately keeping my scope limited to the kinds of tools that an average screenwriter would have half a chance of being able to get their heads around in order to bring their visions to life. To be honest, I've been hoping and waiting for a tool to emerge that makes movie-making as "simple" as a "video game" that could be played on a typical gaming console and controlled by inputs from actors in low-budget motion capture suits. It's that last frontier of democratisation for the entertainment industry - big-vision movies - and so far, these emerging AI tools are the closest thing I've come across. All the other tools are still too "advanced" for most screenwriters, actors and directors.

  • @anagnorisis2024
    @anagnorisis2024 Před 20 dny

    Agree with your review of LTX Studio, Haydn. Besides your two gripes - slow-mo and 4th wall - two other requests from me would be some form of lip-syncing integration (Wav2Lips is free but it's lowres) and blinking (right now, it's hit and miss). other than that, LTX Studio looks promising for content creators like us, even at beta stage.

    • @HaydnRushworth-Filmmaker
      @HaydnRushworth-Filmmaker Před 18 dny

      100% agree. LTX studio is off to a great start, but I hope they have legitimate narrative filmmakers on their development team, otherwise it'll end up being just another tool for making social media posts.