@TCAM_novel Using Blender as previz before generating makes a lot of sense. Once camera and blocking are decided in 3D, the AI only has to handle the look, not guess the shot.
@DoctorAmna11 Locking key frames and character consistency before animating is the right order. A single long prompt for a 30-second dance leaves too much to chance.
@shermstudio Making something this personal in one evening takes a lot. Four takes for the heather falling past the camera sounds right, small physical details like that are what make a shot feel real. Thanks for sharing ISLA.
@kingmadmatty A reusable pose tool for storyboarding is a great idea. Locking poses before animation should cut a lot of guesswork later. Curious how it turns out.
@mofweb3space001@CrustyCto Honest posts like this are more useful than polished ones. Most of AI animation really is tweak, rerun, and keep the takes that work.
@mojunel Agreed, the setup does the selling. Real lighting, matching clothes and a believable slip earn the trust that makes the impossible moment land.