A beautiful “hand-prompted” film by @chaas made entirely using Google Flow.
“The film takes place over a few years so I needed to create several outfit variations for the characters. I used the Google Flow agent to generate different wardrobe options within the film’s aesthetic, which was amazingly helpful.”
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Waited 30 min for @Lyft at @EWRairport new pick up location. 3 drivers went to the old place unbeknownst of the change. Here’s a suggestion, @Lyft, train their drivers. @uber showed up in 5 minutes.
@lyft please tell your drivers pick up at EWR has changed locations. It shouldn’t be the customer’s job to educate drivers on where to go. 2nd driver that goes to the wrong place. Still waiting.
What happens when a creative director experiments with Flow? Our very own @chaas shared insight into how he created his short film called, "Found." #MadeWithFlow
“I used Flow almost as an actor, trying things out to see what was funnier or more charming. In the scene where the character is on stage as a cardboard tree, for example, I tried several different gags to see what was going to land better. My initial frame had only the character as a tree, then in Flow I would prompt different things that could happen. Like what if he falls? What if the spotlight can’t find him? What if there are more trees? And so on. Like a director giving notes to an actor on stage, I could watch in real time the result and pick the best take for the edit.”
There is only a fortnight left to vote the @YouTube "For A Fortnight Challenge" for @TheWebbyAwards Best Community Engagement! 🤍 Be good neighbors and vote now! ⬇️
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