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Watch Recreate Africa’s Most Dramatic Stories With AI Cinema.🇿🇦
Creative Partners: @openart_ai | @video_rebirth | @pippitofficial

[Collin @Collinmfayela]

@Bending__ @video_rebirth I was using a different version of Bach, so it was about 15 seconds per shot.

[Collin @Collinmfayela]

@Grace_undiluted Go easy on her, we all started somewhere.

[Collin @Collinmfayela]

@iam_idayat @video_rebirth They’re probably preparing to drop an update that will compete with Seedance.

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Using ChatGPT to operate my email account is the kind of convenience I never knew I needed.👌🏾

[Collin @Collinmfayela]

@LIMITLESS_EPIC Thanks bro.🙏🏾

[Collin @Collinmfayela]

The deeper I look into the Cape Frontier Wars, the more evident it becomes that British conquest was not achieved through gunpowder alone. On the colonial frontier, sanctuary, food and protection often arrived alongside conversion. Missionaries and Anglican clergy were being used to shift political loyalties.

In the 1850s South Africa, baptism could mean more than accepting Christianity. It could mark entry into a new colonial order, placing brother against brother and ancestor against altar.

This three minute sequence is a small preview of what is coming in Part 2. The full episode centres on this quiet fracture: Mhlakaza’s conversion, his transformation into Wilhelm Goliath, and his absorption into Christianity and the colonial machine before his path eventually leads him back across the river to Nongqawuse.

Ghosts of the Cape Frontier | Part 2 Preview

AI Visuals: Made with Bach on @video_rebirth @VRletscreate

Music: @epidemicsound
Keyframes: @midjourney @FlowbyGoogle
Prompt testing & Video upscaling: @openart_ai

[Collin @Collinmfayela]

@Finaltoucch Why did you hide the title? I’d like to watch.

[Collin @Collinmfayela]

@Grace_undiluted Solid work.👌🏾 wanna see more of your stuff.

[Collin @Collinmfayela]

@teesmmm I’m guilty of this.

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@video_rebirth Thank you.🙌🏾 Bach was amazing to work with.

[Collin @Collinmfayela]

@darshal_ I know you’re promoting this model, but please don’t lie. This video isn’t anywhere near the output quality of Seedance.

[Collin @Collinmfayela]

@Bending__ Flow actually used to be the best model out there, especially when I started out in AI. Their downfall must be studied.

[Collin @Collinmfayela]

@youtubepriest01 It’s not the model, it’s your prompt structure.

[Collin @Collinmfayela]

Before prompting for video generation, try editing the key frames/source images a bit more to lock in a more consistent visual identity of the product, this will help you avoid the extra phone camera lenses that were added by the AI model in the final video output. Otherwise, this looks clean.👌🏾

[Collin @Collinmfayela]

@Emmanuel_Tips Looks good, man.👌🏾 But the continuity in that fight scene could’ve been better.

[Collin @Collinmfayela]

@DesignSorceress Those @video_rebirth credits actually go a long way when you use Bach.

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@BabyHeadMan @openart Competition is tough.😓

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@CharlesAnt37361 @openart Nicely done.👌🏾

[Collin @Collinmfayela]

@WuxiaRocks @openart_ai @BytePlusGlobal I’d never wake up.