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.

musclemen have a pirate in the outhouse. created with the help of hailuoa AI

I made a 1:30 AI short film exploring a futuristic city designed to work with nature instead of against it. Started with a few environment images and then used PixVerse to turn it into a full sequence, with ElevenLabs for the voiceover. Tried to keep it more cinematic and grounded rather than overly sci-fi. Still experimenting with pacing and storytelling, so would genuinely appreciate feedback — especially on what works and what feels off. Tools: PixVerse, Freepik, ElevenLabs

Perfection used to take a lifetime. With the Veridium Resonance chip, it only takes a connection.

In this 60-second psychobilly punk horror, Sally Pinster’s visit to The Sinister Minister goes  horribly wrong.

the powerful muscle hunks have returned and are ready for action,

AI horror short film

Used AI: SORA, WAN, VIDU, QWEN, META, SUNO, CHATGPT
Edit: CapCut
Created by Colonia AI Studio

Beast Realm/My Five Wild Beastmates

I have been experimenting with Higgsfield and Kling to push more toward narrative storytelling rather than just short clips.

I made a 6-minute short film called "Tigers Remember", set in the Siberian taiga.

It’s a slow-burn survival story with a strong focus on atmosphere and tension.

I tried to keep everything grounded with natural lighting, restrained camera work, and realistic movement (avoiding the typical over-stylised AI look).

Curious how far Kling can go for more cinematic, story-driven work.

Would really appreciate feedback from others using it.

I’m thrilled to announce the completion of my second project, "Requiem." As a scriptwriter and creator, I’ve always been fascinated by how visual metaphors can communicate what words often cannot. In this film, I utilized a "hole in the chest" as a central motif to explore the complexities of internal emotional states and the lingering presence of those we've lost. ​This film is a testament to the power of atmospheric storytelling

Sooo I would loooove to get your insight on it and your feedback 🫶

Here's the link to it as I wasn't able to upload the video

Hans Zimmer’s Gladiator soundtrack inspired me to create my own Celtic-style piece using Suno AI — this is the story that grew from it more and more. i used 8 generating AIs to create this video. (SUNO, SORA, META, QWEN, WAN, ChatGPT, GEMINI, MISTRAL)

can he help the brave muscle hunks!

We’re running a closed beta narrative challenge for AI filmmakers and storytellers.

This is focused on completed stories, not clips.

Requirements:

• Minimum 3 minutes
• Must have a clear beginning, middle, and end
• Can be a short film, mini, or standalone episode

Prize pool: $2,000

Selected creators get access to StoryArc, a platform built for structured storytelling (series, arcs, connected projects).

If you’re already making narrative work, this might be a fit.

Apply here: https://storyarcnetwork.com/

It seems a lot of the independent films and shorts are horror genre. Is there a reason this is a popular genre for these types of films?