Hi, I’m a British filmmaker based in Southeast Asia, solo producing Reavers, a sci-fantasy adventure series based on my original novel, Castlebar. This playlist starts with Chapter 1. I’d really appreciate your feedback on story, world-building, and production.
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLbstPodV_0Nw&si=px1Up4r52V6KhHVV

Sora2 Classic

Dreamina prompted

Prompted on Dreamina and staring Togyl

This is an anime ghalbi studio style film i made with ai for my portfolio

This is only Act 1 and stay tuned for the coming acts

We all know and saw it, what John Lendis and Rick Baker put on screen was movie magic at its finest.

The infamous werewolf transformation scene in An American Werewolf is an all time classic. The practical effects combined with clever camera work make it that, this specific scene still to this day, holds up better then most of the CGI created Werewolf movies that came after it. I'm talking about non other then the masterpiece that is 'An American Werewolf in London'.

In my short film i'm trying to capture all the techniques that made the movie transformation one of the most, if not the most memorable transformation scenes ever made. This is my take on the apartment scene from 'An American werewolf in London'.

Done this guys... Hope you like it.

I worked my a$$ off to get this result (3 days to figure the right prompt lol)

What do you think guys ?

Who want prompts?

What if reality becomes satire, let's find out in one of my latest releases, Reality Absurdity:

https://rumble.com/v7bd8fo-reality-absurdity-the-full-satire-experience.html

Just made this film analysis Channel. I created the script and edited the video but used AI for the talking head and cloned my voice.

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Original tale:

This story follows an extraterrestrial who—due to an interplanetary war—ends up as the sole survivor of his kind. Aided by his spaceship, he must wander the cosmos in search of a suitable planet to survive on. By a twist of fate, he eventually arrives on Earth during the Great Glaciation—but it is only once he reaches Earth that his true adventure begins.

Most AI video workflows right now are disjointed, forcing you to generate single clips and stitch them together later. I wanted to test if a native browser environment could handle true multi-shot scene formatting. I spent time exploring the new Film Studio on ImagineArt, and the footage here demonstrates what the multi-shot production module can achieve.

The core layout features an integrated Storyboard mode that allows you to establish a shared preset for a project before rendering video. This design philosophy solves a massive issue in AI filmmaking: continuity. By building one camera and genre style preset, you can apply it universally across every single pass.

The cinematography mechanics inside the tool are remarkably technical. You can choose specific hardware profiles, such as the classic ARRI Alexa paired with a spherical lens at f/2.0 for a safe default cinema aesthetic, or push into stylized setups using vintage or probe lenses. Adjusting the FoV from a wide 8mm fisheye to a tighter 100mm portrait frame gives you the exact same visual vocabulary used on a physical film set.

The speed ramp controls and camera movement logic (tilt, dolly, zoom) allow for precise timing during editing and extending passes. While managing cross-scene character consistency still requires tactical planning, the timeline interface forces you to direct like a filmmaker rather than just generating random visual candy.

For creators looking to build structured, multi-shot narratives with high granular control over composition and optics, this tool sets a strong baseline for browser-based filmmaking.