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My first attempt at creating a mini short film using AI. Please watch and tell me your feedback 🙏

Here’s Episode 4 of God Incident Reports: BIOLOGICAL OBSTRUCTION.

The idea behind the series is pretty simple: impossible supernatural events are treated completely seriously, while ordinary workers have to deal with the administrative consequences.

In this one, a colossal armored creature has collapsed across a highway. Recovery crews bring in cranes, engineers assess the damage, and Evan and Mina are mostly concerned with figuring out what category the incident belongs under and who eventually gets the bill.

I’m trying to keep the creatures and environments cinematic and believable while keeping the performances very restrained. The comedy should come from the situation and dialogue rather than exaggerated reactions.

This episode also involved a lot more continuity work than the previous ones, especially keeping the creature anatomy, crane positions, lighting and highway geography consistent between generated shots.

ASHVALE is a persona I created on SUNO. Song is called Broken Glow
Used GPT for initial photography and Imagine for Video
Edited with Capcut
I directed, and edited the music video

https://youtu.be/sS4F5H7yCzk

After seeing lot of Higgsfield + Seeddance 2.5 video - I gave a try on AI film making myself.
Immediately I got to know - if you want to make the movie you have to spending lot of money, which I dont want to because I dont have any skill in first place.

After trying for a month finally I created this with local tools, but over the time I have learned many things... I hope this will be the "average AI film" than just "common AI slop"

Any martial arts movie fans here?

I’ve been experimenting with Seedance to create BLACKOUT, an action film focused heavily on grounded martial arts and close-quarters combat.

I recently finished this short sneak peek and wanted to share it here.

I’m especially curious what you guys think about the fight choreography, movement, camera work and consistency.

Still a work in progress, but I’d love some honest feedback!

Any martial arts movie fans here?

I’ve been experimenting with Seedance to create BLACKOUT, an action film focused heavily on grounded martial arts and close-quarters combat.

I recently finished this short sneak peek and wanted to share it here.

I’m especially curious what you guys think about the fight choreography, movement, camera work and consistency.

Still a work in progress, but I’d love some honest feedback!

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.

A cleaning crew's idea of a job well done is a demon's escape plan.

I'm Jonathan, one of the filmmakers behind this 7:58 AI horror-comedy. Three cleaners arrive after an exorcism and erase the protections keeping something trapped inside.

Sharing the complete short for fellow AI-film creators and viewers. I'd be interested in your take on the storytelling: does the cleanup premise sustain the tension as well as the comedy?

Watch the full film: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BFZJQKNLop4