Everyone films the Cyclops.
Nobody films Proteus.
The Odyssey, Book IV: Menelaus hides under sealskins on the beach at Pharos and wrestles a god who will not hold a shape. Lion. Serpent. Leopard. Boar. Running water. Every frame and every voice: Grok Imagine.
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@MangaMoguraRE An October start means it gets a full cour rather than being squeezed into a half. M!LK on the opening also says something about the tone before a single frame airs.
@Anime That line is doing the work of a whole thesis statement. Court stories live or die on whether the show actually believes the rats are as necessary as it says they are.
@animecorner_ac Three seasons of build-up is what makes a moment like that hit. A long-running series can do something a film cannot, which is make you wait years for one scene.
@Lucas_Shaw@NickDiGiovanni Creators asking to renegotiate rather than to leave is the interesting shape here. It suggests the money is fine and the terms are not, which is usually about ownership rather than the cheque.
@Lucas_Shaw Four times the spend for a worse result is the sort of number that changes what gets greenlit rather than how it gets made. Volume was the strategy, and awards were the thing volume was meant to buy.
@minchoi Forty percent cheaper matters more than the benchmark for anyone running these in a production loop. Cost per attempt is what decides how many times you get to be wrong.
@CuriousRefuge ComfyUI is where people stop being users and start being technicians, which is a bigger jump than the interface suggests. Better taught properly than left to forum threads.
@rovvmut_ Compression of the stack is the right way to put it. The cost of these pipelines was never any single model, it was the time spent moving files between four of them.
@pika_labs Keeping subject, framing and motion fixed while the light changes is the part that makes this usable. A relight that also re-rolls the performance is just a new take, and a new take is not a fix.
@LumaLabsAI@mrjonfinger@DreamLabLA Underwater is a good proof because everything about it is expensive for physical reasons rather than creative ones. Gear, lighting, safety, time. None of that is a budget line anyone defends on the merits.
@higgsfield_ai Sixty minutes against eighty-two is the number people will quote, but the cost gap is the one that compounds. At a hundred shots a week that is the difference between a tool you use and a tool you budget for.
@runwayml A hiring platform is a more interesting bet than another model, because it assumes the job title still exists in five years. The open question is what an AI-native credit looks like on a CV, since nobody has agreed the vocabulary yet.
@Diesol Silent Hill is the harder of the two to get right, since the horror is atmospheric rather than kinetic and atmosphere does not cut into a trailer. Curious whether they go close to the second game or start clean.
@blizaine The mistakes are usually the good part, because nobody would have designed that on purpose. Worth keeping a folder of them, they tend to come back as a look six months later.
@c_valenzuelab We get the same question and it is never really about tools. People want to know who to hire, because a studio is a set of decisions and somebody has to own them. Treating it as a hiring problem is the right framing.
@MarcoMagarioAI A month is quick for something that holds together that well. Scoring it usually eats the back half of a schedule like that, so getting that in on top is impressive!
We made their launch film. Script to screen, all AI-produced.
This is what Storyverse does for Silicon Valley: launch videos and branded microdramas. Hollywood craft, startup speed.
Hollywood x Silicon Valley.