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@NotPhilSledge Yes :)
Learning to use spaces and projects in grok imagine! If you define your elements individually, they are all retained across all the shots

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old dog, new spring. an old golden boy, one spring morning, and every tree on his lane blooms as he passes. made shot by shot on grok imagine

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the window painter. a kid draws a flower in the frost on his window and winter just gives up. made with grok imagine, sound built from scratch

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the window painter, full cut. a kid breathes on a frosty window, draws a flower, and the whole street turns to spring. his face drifts a bit between shots and there's a faint light band in the sky in shot 05, but that ending makes me smile

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03: outside, the snow melts in a ring from his window and the grass comes back green

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07: and a real flower opens in the window box, right where he drew it. full cut with sound next

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the full cut, with sound. old dog, new spring. one morning where the whole lane blooms as he walks by and he gets to be a puppy again for a bit. 7 grok imagine shots, one retake, cut and scored by hand

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new film, shot by shot. old dog, new spring. 01: an old golden boy at his gate, and the bare tree above him just decides it's spring. made on grok imagine, posting every take as it lands

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04, take 2: the first one gave me a whole different dog with pointy ears. this is him again, floppy ears and all, chasing the butterfly

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02: the little flower starts glowing and the colour just leaks out of the lines

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new film, shot by shot. the window painter. 01: a frosty morning, a little breath on the glass, one finger flower. made on grok imagine, posting every take as it lands

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process: the frosted start frame, before the flower