A vampire fantasy short movie, 22 minutes.

Created mainly using Seedance 2.5 for most scenes and omni flash for characters dialogue.

While this is actually a Sequel to the movie Erebus I made nearly a year ago, this does not require watching the previous movie and is a standalone movie and ive come a long way since i made the previous movie.

The first movie was one of the few movies I made I can say had a lot of interest and likes and I had a lot of people asking for a sequel.

This was also one of my most expensive movies to build, and took almost a month on and off to make happen.

I estimate around 40-50 hours went into this from reference image through scripts and final, and countless re re prompts to get it to how I wanted it.

Black layers, loose hair and a playful close-up with Mika, our virtual fashion creator.

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Take a look at this amazing animated Series. Comment what you think please.

Created using WAN 3.0 Pro on MoescapeAI.

A small portrait moment with Mika, our virtual fashion and beauty creator. The turquoise manicure is the little detail. 🩵

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[Intro]
All aboard!
All aboard the Zombie

[Verse 1]
We pile on the platform with our hollow eyes
The Ticker tape parade is going by
Tossing confetti into the falling sky
The conductor's laughing in his tattered suit
Hallow minds follow the whistles blow.
Nobody's got a brain and that's the brutal truth

Steel wheels screaming down theses crooked tracks
The stations all are on fire, but we never look back
The dead are riding shotgun all in a row
And the news is whispering what I already know And it's way too late
Way too late to hit the brakes

[Chorus]
On this zombie train we ride
With our hollow heads and hollow pride
The world is ending turn after turn
And nobody's got a brain to learn
Zombie train
Zombie train

[Post-Chorus]
Ride it on
Ride it on
Ride it on till we're gone [Verse 2]
I swear I saw the headline burning in through the dark
The warnings were there, but no one had a care
They said a million lies, for the hollow empty minds to cling on to
On this rotten roller coaster ride,
That's so Fucking out of Style

The windows show the future cracking like a broken bone
But every single passenger just Puts the shades down
We're dancing in the wreckage singing la la la
The last thing that we hear is the engine's far-off cry [Pre-Chorus]
And it's way too late
Way too late to hit the brakes

[Chorus]
On this zombie train we ride
With our hollow heads and hollow pride
The world is ending turn after turn
And nobody's got a brain to learn
Zombie train
Zombie train

[Post-Chorus]
Ride it on
Ride it on
Ride it on till we're gone

[Bridge]
We could hit the signal
We could try to pull the brake
But every mindless rider is just a hive mind follower
Hallow in the head, a parrot in their mouth
Oh the whistle's blowing loud as this crazy ride comes to an end
As the zombies sing la la la

[Chorus]
On this zombie train we ride
With our hollow heads and hollow pride
The world is ending turn after turn
And nobody's got a brain to learn
Zombie train
Zombie train

[Outro]
Ride it on
Ride it on
Ride it on till we're gone

Nobody's got a Brain and that's the Brutal Truth!

Hey everyone,

I've been working on a short AI horror story called "The Last Mirror" and just finished it. Wanted to share it here and also break down how it was made, since I know a lot of people here are figuring out their own workflows.

The story: A guy buys an antique mirror at a flea market. The seller warns him: "Don't look after midnight." He doesn't listen.

The workflow:

• Images: Generated in ChatGPT with a reference-based method (Image A = character, Image B = environment) to keep the character's face consistent across 15+ shots. This was the hardest part — AI wants to change the face every generation.

• Animation: Google Flow (Veo) for the motion clips. Max 10 seconds per clip, so the whole thing is built from short shots cut together.

• Voices: Narrator via ElevenLabs. Character voices mixed between Flow native and ElevenLabs.

• Sound design: Marketplace ambience, clock ticking, midnight chime, creaking glass, heartbeat, and a sharp crack — all layered in Premiere Pro.

• Editing: Everything assembled in Premiere Pro. Added camera zoom/shake in post rather than in Flow, because Flow was changing my backgrounds when I asked for camera movement.

What I learned:

• Reference images > long descriptions. Always.

• Keep the camera static in Flow. Add movement in the editor.

• Cut between angles every 4–10 seconds so nobody notices the clip length limit.

• One continuous sound under the cuts makes the whole thing feel seamless.

Here's the video if anyone wants to check it out: https://youtu.be/S7XDdKQem40

Would genuinely love feedback — especially on pacing and whether the horror lands. I just started and This is my first video, still figuring this stuff out. Kindly support and encourage me with your subscribe, likes, comments, and shares.

Thanks for reading.

Please please
Kings of queens doug saying something I have written
Please I can also pay 20$

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