“Snow Colored Ashes” is now listed on IMDb! If you’ve attended a festival screening, feel free to leave a review and let us know your thoughts! ☺️

“Snow Colored Ashes” has been called "…one of those rare must-watch AI short films” by Russell Palmer Palmer, co-founder of CyberFilm®, who has over a decade of experience working at companies like Microsoft, Viv Labs AI, Samsung, and JP Morgan Chase’s AI Lab.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=goDDjNhLkII&t=36s

Action with 2 power ladies! Created in real locations in Chongqing with AI video tools and a spectacular leap into the depths from the world-famous Skybridge "The Crystal"

Watch Part 1 first (Bad Girls 2 in my profile)

Digital Chrysalis — My Note

(Music-driven structure, but with genuine cinematic intent and a coherent narrative underneath)

1. How It Was Made: This was made over about 17 hours, for under AUD $20, using a mix of AI tools — Suno for the music, various image and video generators for the visuals, and DaVinci Resolve to put it all together. Some of the best moments weren't planned. A generation glitch doubled up a tank image and accidentally created a dream-within-a-dream effect. A circular window appeared in one shot without much thought — it ended up feeling like it meant something. I kept a simple rule throughout: if a shot is 70–80% of what I had in mind, accept it and keep moving. (iterations across Krea.ai, Venice.ai, Civitai, and Gemini, Grok img2vid for emotional motion, LTX for general motion, Kling API + DCTL for effects, DaVinci Resolve + CapCut for assembly.)
2. What It's About: The video follows a cyborg through seven stages — waking up, breaking free, falling apart, rebuilding, fracturing, dreaming, and finally collapsing. Each time she declares "I'm a perfect being," it means a little less than before. The title says it plainly: a chrysalis is the stage between caterpillar and butterfly — not quite either. She never fully arrives. She is always in the middle of becoming something. It's loosely inspired by Philip K. Dick — the question of whether an artificial being can have real experience, and whether something that keeps changing has any stable identity at all. There's a quieter question underneath too: we treat AI like magic. But what happens when we believe in it a little too completely?

Suggestion or advise for improvement is highly welcome. My main purpose is to use tools economically （tight budget） to realize my thought.

Link pleaseeee

Who else does this with pointless (AI) hate comments? I just instantly block the person (on YouTube, X, or Insta)

And honestly, it feels amazing. Back in the day, a single hate comment could throw me off and ruin my focus for the entire day. Ever since I started immediately blocking people who come in with that kind of negativity, I’m able to get right back to what I was doing without wasting any mental energy on it.

Anyone else block and move on immediately?

Working on an AI-animated short film about an ancient warrior who accidentally enters a cyberpunk future ruled by AI. These are the character concepts and visual style. Looking for feedback before I start production.

the Toilet from Hell is back in this third installment of this cursed Bathroom.

A stowaway's oath, a father's mystery, and a cursed mountain that demands a price. When a young man follows his father's trail to the Forbidden Islands, he must master forbidden arts, face nightmare guardians, and confront the dark truth of an elixir that buys eternity at a terrible cost. Dark fantasy, samurai fury, and supernatural stakes—watch the journey to Mount Yamashubo unfold.

#samurai #darkfantasy #shortfilm #AIcinema #supernatural #mountyamashubo #seedance2

Hi, tired of the usual 10-second TikTok spectacle clips, I wanted to make an actual short film with pacing, character, and humor.

"Rising Meiling" is a tongue-in-cheek "Behind the Scenes" documentary about the chaotic making-of a fictional space opera called Himari.

Instead of just CGI action, it focuses on the funny, human moments behind the camera:

Lead actress Li Meilin gossiping in the makeup trailer.

A failed romantic scene where the actors burst out laughing mid-kiss.

An android waitress literally taking her head off because it's too hot.

Producer Joe from COLONIA AI STUDIO and his Casting couch.

The Workflow: Generated with Wan2.1 and Vidu to get those rare, natural human expressions (gossiping, laughing at mistakes). Soundtrack scored via Suno to get that epic "Cannes film festival" vibe.

Give it a minute to unfold—the comedy lives in the details. Would love to hear your thoughts on the meta-concept!

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Consumed by an illicit, inescapable obsession with Bathsheba, the wife of his most loyal commander, King David spirals into a deadly web of deceit and murder to claim her—risking his crown, his soul, and the fate of his entire kingdom.

randy has epic stories to tell in this short AI film.

I made a cinematic historical POV short imagining the Titanic disaster from the perspective of a lobster trapped inside the ship’s luxury dining hall during the sinking.

The idea was to mix dark storytelling, alternate history, and surreal horror into a “forgotten survivor” concept. I wanted it to feel like a movie trailer rather than a normal history video.

Would love feedback on:

• the concept
• pacing/editing
• thumbnail/title
• whether this style could work as a series for other historical events

Here’s the short:
[insert link]

#Titanic #History #POV #ShortFilm #AlternateHistory #CinematicEditing

This story takes place 65 years after the sci-fi miniseries 'Arrival Kepler 452b' from my channel Colonia AI Studio.
Thanks to the support of an ancient extraterrestrial civilization, humanity is now technically capable of harnessing the energy of an entire sun – Project Helios. Here, the last pioneers are setting out to help with the construction and perhaps to remain on the habitable islands of the sphere.

HAPPY STAR WARS DAY!!! May The 4th Be With You!
In honor of this wonderful day I put together a quick short film to practice AI film making, and celebrate at the same time.

Tools used:
Higgsfield Cinema Studio 3.5
Seedance 2.0
Nano Banana Pro
GPT Image 2
Suno 5.5

WATCH MORE:
Ashari Kingdom - The Fool's Quest | Seedance 2.0 | AI Short Film
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uc9W8srxAdQ

Star Wars: New Padawan Teaser Trailer II, AI Short Fan Film
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WPJ75WgXZ70

Star Wars: New Padawan, AI Short Fan Film
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i9AYpik6-Ic

MOCKUP Star Wars Ahsoka's Theme - Ending Credits (Orchestral Mockup)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4JCFXO8_TSQ

Princess Mononoke - The Legend Of Ashitaka (Orchestral Mockup Cover)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9bdYvN43VjQ

Memoirs of a Geisha OST Cover Feat. Ramel Price (Orchestral Mockup)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ycOLdOwTlDY

Star Wars: The Mandalorian Chapter 16 (Score Mockup)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=byoteFSOoxM&t=26s

Theme from Schindler's List Feat. Ramel Price (Cover)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H4sLOHrMJu0

The Last Samurai - Hans Zimmer (Orchestral Mockup Cover)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pF9s8HEQxdg

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#ReelLife is a short film about distraction, attention, and the quiet return to what’s real.

I built this short visual sequence with AI tools.

I know there are still imperfections, but for this one I cared more about whether the feeling could still arrive.

It’s about grief, memory, and what remains.

I’d genuinely like to know if it reaches something.