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Storyteller. Pitched originals to Aniplex + Netflix.
Now making it myself.
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Shinigami 2055 - God of Death is rebuilt in neo-Tokyo.

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@suji_pop Thank you for the shoutout! Surprisingly IG too. But X, no dice 😂

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@TomLikesRobots @Framer_X I think it’s the funnest part about creation. Have been building ai stories for quite some time now

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@suji_pop Cheers! Thank you 🙏🏽

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Shinigami 2055 - God of Death is rebuilt in neo-Tokyo.

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Ep4 of my AI Anime series: Shinigami 2055.
Breaking down some processes later this week. Cheers!

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Shinigami 2055 - Episode 3: Oops I teamed up with the God of Tricks. This video may have been the most fun to write and make, and has the most fun action.

It's also the video that is gaining a ton of steam on other platforms. Hope my 30 followers here on X enjoy.

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SHINIGAMI 2055 - Ep02. A Death God is revived in Neo-Tokyo 2055 and gets drinks with her murderer ...?

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@venturetwins @fatboypink Love Abok's work!

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Editing anime with NB2 resulted in a very typical American Comic book aesthetic. This was created with just MJ and SeeDance, but excited to test out GPT-Image-2 with MJ and see results

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@AiAniAlchemist Any chance you'd share the prompt? Amazing work.

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@studio_oneroom I saw you were able to use gpt-image-2. I don't have access, but when you did use it, was it able to maintain midjourney styles? I haven't tried Seedream in awhile. Hows it compare to nano banana in terms of not corrupting the style?

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@studio_oneroom Amazing work! The style looks great and consistent throughout!

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@wakawakkachan @dreamina_ai I've been experimenting with 16:9 vs 9:16 as well. Still messing around with it, but the difference in output seems notable between the same prompts for the two aspect ratios. A part of me is wondering if its prompt-related. Any thoughts?

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@ty3rome 🙏🏽🙏🏽

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Tons of AI cheating fruits on TikTok. Decided to make it anime.
Series: Resonance Events.
Follow for part 2.

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For @MilanMomcilovi5: your #MarchMadness anime backstory.

Harness Farm For All.

Don't kill my bracket.

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@ty3rome @Studio_Tora_lab @SuperUltraMega @AiAniAlchemist Love this concept. Thanks for the shoutout 🙏🏽

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Something stirs at midnight…

MIDNITEDIVE — the first sanctuary for Al Anime storytellers awakens Saturday.

Four creators. Four worlds. One night.

@resonance_src - Viva EPS 1: Mira
@studio_Tora_lab - Twist Crown EPS 4
@SuperUltraMega - Noor Star
@AiAniAlchemist — Dragon Blood Revolution

The stories find you Saturday. Will you be watching?

[Simon Mayr @simonmeyer_]

A.I. Filmmaking is SLOP! It’s disgusting. There’s no soul in it! ...

That’s what a lot of people on the internet still say.

Quick note: This post is sponsored by Flick, and I highly recommend checking them out.

But here’s the thing: many people also think making a film with AI is incredibly easy. And that’s partly true. It is easier when you compare it to the effort of a traditional film production.

But it’s incredibly hard if you think it’s just a “push of a button.”

So I took that debate… and moved it into a kitchen.

I used https://t.co/R6RzaawJKM as my home base and generated most of the project inside the canvas. Within Flick, I primarily used Kling AI 3.0 to create the dialogue scenes.

But here’s the game-changing hack:

I use video models to generate start frames.

Since video models are trained on actual video data, it makes a lot of sense to use them for the initial frames especially if you don’t want your start frames to look like static photos.

For example, when you use OpenAI Sora 2 or ByteDance Seedance with the same prompt you’d normally use with Google Nano Banana or Seedream, you’ll often get results that already feel much more like real video from the start.

Check out :

👉 https://t.co/C2lKRxVCRd

And if you’re into A.I. filmmaking you can also sign up for my newsletter. (Something big is coming)

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KEEP COOKING.

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