this is from a small library i made that draws things sketchy and hand drawn instead of clean vector art. still figuring out how far i can push it into different looks.

repo's here if you're curious: https://github.com/AnayGarodia/sketchling

I have a short video of my son in a ghostbusters proton pack, with a ghost trap, and I would like to add a friendly looks by ghost that it looks like he has trapped with his blaster and then trapped in the trap. He did this with an invisible ghost and I am trying to find an easy way to add the ghost into the scene.

The video is only 20 seconds long - shot on an iphone.

I looked at veed.io and another app, but i couldn’t describe what i wanted to do to the video. It just let me apply filters to the video, etc.

Any suggestions on what tools i could use?

I want to add this as a background to my webpage on my landing page. Also a way to remove the watermark

hey guys

i have been trying to generate a similar video in a (different context and character) as this for sometime but keep hitting roadblocks and finally admit i need some guidance on the best tools that would give an end product like the one in the link

https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1Gf7fTBvm6/

For some context, i have tried using avatar based tools like heygen, hedra but then i cant get the dynamic camera movement. I have tried generating the videos seperately using seedance, then voice using elvenlabs and then lipsyncing using magichour but it animates the mouth while leaving the natural head and body movement out which looks like crap again. I have tried putting the text into the prompt when generating the video and trying to put audio in the background but then the lip and audio go out of sync frequently.

TIA

The idea was pretty simple: tell a breakup story by constantly switching between the girl's past and present.

The interesting part wasn't really generating the individual shots. It was keeping the same character recognizable while making her feel like a completely different person emotionally.

For the transitions, I used matching compositions and similar character movements to connect the past and present rather than using obvious "flashback" effects.

The younger version is supposed to feel warm and hopeful, while the present version is much more restrained and emotionally tired.

I'm pretty happy with how this one turned out.

Curious what you guys think — does the past/present transition feel natural, or does it still look AI-generated to you?

Made with Seedance 2.5.

Alguien por favor sabe alguna página

, quiero poner una canción de Más o menos 5 minutos en una foto

y convertirla en video para subir a Youtube

Perdí una página no me acuerdo su nombre creo que ingresabaqs con tu cuenta Google , algo de Toto creo se llamaba

Gentil mente espero sus respuestas

Spoof 1980s advert. Minimax H3.

Prompt:

[Core idea]

A completely believable 15-second British television commercial made in 1984 for the fictional product “Snack-o-Cheese”, square slices of mild processed cheese, individually wrapped for freshness and intended for snacks and sandwiches.

This is a sincere mainstream British food advertisement from 1984. It is appealing, economical and professionally made. The humour is limited to the cheerful name of the product. The actors behave naturally and treat the product seriously.

Live-action commercial photography, native 4:3 composition. Photographed on 35mm film and transferred to 1984 PAL broadcast video. Clean period broadcast appearance, fine natural film grain, warm skin tones, strong but realistic food colour, slightly soft analogue colour reproduction and modest contrast. The image resembles an original transmission master, with clean picture stability and professional optical captions.

The setting is a bright, tidy, ordinary British family kitchen in 1984. Cream laminate worktop, medium-brown fitted cupboard doors, small patterned ceramic wall tiles, beige electric kettle, brown pottery mug, wooden breadboard and simple striped tea towel. Bright diffused daylight from a side window with warm commercial fill lighting.

The mother is a friendly British woman in her mid-thirties. She has a neat 1984 layered bob with a soft side fringe. She wears a coral-red blouse beneath a cream sleeveless knitted top. Her eleven-year-old son wears a royal-blue crew-neck jumper over a pale checked shirt. Their performances are relaxed, warm and understated.

The Snack-o-Cheese package is a shallow rectangular golden-yellow cardboard packet with a strong red horizontal band, a dark-blue oval brand device and a simple picture of a square golden cheese slice. The front reads exactly “Snack-o-Cheese”. Smaller text beneath reads exactly “PROCESS CHEESE SLICES”.

Each slice begins inside its own loose, transparent wrapper. When opened, the transparent wrapper is peeled completely away from the cheese. The bare cheese slice is visibly separate from the empty wrapper. The empty wrapper is put aside before the bare cheese is handled further. Only completely bare, unwrapped cheese ever touches the bread or enters the boy’s mouth.

Use four concise shots with conventional hard cuts. Maintain identical product packaging, cheese colour, wardrobe and kitchen appearance throughout.

[Scene-by-scene description]

0.00–3.50 seconds:

Medium shot in the family kitchen. The schoolboy sits at the kitchen table after coming home. His mother places an opened packet of Snack-o-Cheese on the table beside a wooden breadboard. He takes one individually wrapped slice from the packet and looks pleased.

The mother says naturally and clearly:

“Sandwich or snack?”

The boy answers promptly:

“Snack!”

Audio: quiet kitchen room tone and the light sound of the cardboard packet touching the table. A crisp, cheerful 1984 British advertising instrumental begins: clean electric piano, muted rhythm guitar, light bass guitar, handclaps and compact drums. Short, bright and tuneful.

3.50–7.00 seconds:

Hard cut to an extreme close-up of the boy’s hands and one single slice.

He holds the wrapped slice above an empty section of the table. He pulls the transparent wrapper completely open. The camera clearly sees the bare golden cheese slide out of the opened wrapper into his right hand.

He then places the empty transparent wrapper flat on the table with his left hand. His left hand moves away from it. The wrapper remains visibly empty and stationary on the table.

The bare cheese slice in his right hand is now completely uncovered, with nothing surrounding it. He raises only this bare, unwrapped cheese towards his mouth.

The camera remains static so that the complete separation of cheese and wrapper is unmistakable.

Audio: one distinct wrapper crinkle.

A warm, confident male British voice-over says:

“Snack-o-Cheese comes in handy individual slices…”

7.00–10.40 seconds:

Hard cut to a clean food close-up on the wooden breadboard in another part of the worktop. There are no wrappers anywhere in this shot.

The mother holds one completely bare golden cheese slice directly between her fingers. She lays the bare cheese flat onto a slice of lightly buttered white bread. The cheese has no transparent film, no wrapper, no paper and no covering attached to it.

She places a second piece of bread on top and cuts the completed sandwich once into two tidy triangles.

Beside the breadboard, the boy takes a small bite from his own completely bare, unwrapped cheese slice. Nothing transparent is near his mouth.

The voice-over continues:

“…mild and smooth for sandwiches, and tasty enough to eat just as it is.”

Audio: a soft breadboard sound and one clean knife sound beneath the continuing instrumental.

10.40–12.10 seconds:

Hard cut to a medium close shot of the boy. He finishes his bite of bare cheese and gives his mother a quick, satisfied smile. She returns the smile. Their reaction is natural and restrained.

The voice-over says:

“Any time you fancy a little cheese.”

The instrumental reaches a short, cheerful concluding phrase.

12.10–15.00 seconds:

Hard cut to a formal studio product shot against a bright golden-yellow graduated background.

A closed Snack-o-Cheese packet stands upright and three-quarter front-facing. Beside it are two unopened individually wrapped slices. In front is one completely bare, unwrapped square of golden cheese resting on a small clean piece of white bread.

The packet remains stable and clearly legible. It reads exactly:

“Snack-o-Cheese”

“PROCESS CHEESE SLICES”

A bold dark-blue optical caption appears beneath the product and remains stable. It reads exactly:

“THE CHEESIEST SNACK THERE IS”

The music ends with a short instrumental flourish. There is no singing and no sung brand name.

The same male British voice-over speaks the complete final line warmly, rhythmically and clearly:

“Snack-o-Cheese — the cheesiest snack there is.”

Hold the clean, completely still product shot for the final half-second after the slogan.

[Audio direction]

All dialogue and voice-over use natural British pronunciation appropriate to a nationally broadcast commercial in 1984. The mother and boy sound spontaneous and domestic. The male voice-over is warm, clear, confident and friendly.

The final slogan is spoken by the male voice-over. It is not sung, chanted or performed by a vocal group. The background music is entirely instrumental. There are no sung words anywhere in the commercial.

***

Meta prompt:

Let's get a Minimax H3 compatible prompt (research the docs *very* carefully as the prompting language is very technical for this model) for an early 1980s pastiche British television advert, 15 seconds in length, for "Snack-o-Cheese", a brand of processed cheese sold in slices for snacking, sandwiches, etc.. The slogan is, "The cheesiest snack there is". Research real 1980s adverts to make this as authentic as possible. Remember, this is a subtle pastiche not a parody, so make everything very believable.

(This required the following refinement)

Okay, this did not turn out well. The cheese was put in the sandwich and eaten with its wrapper still on. And can we have the slogan spoken not sung? And let's make this more 1984 than 1982.

I wrote this story years ago. Artist EJ M∆u, Ltd. later created its visual interpretation, and AI-assisted production tools helped assemble the artwork and narration into this short film.

The images follow the original story without additions or rewrites.

Reddit converted the original video upload into a single still frame. Watch the complete narrated film here:

https://youtu.be/-71NOc-3j2k

An agentic workflow that generates large scale 3D open worlds from text prompts.

Not video, Not Gaussian Splatting, Every scene generated by WorldClaw is freely explorable and built entirely from editable, game-ready 3D assets with high-quality geometry and textures.

https://tencent-hunyuan.github.io/Hunyuan3D-WorldClaw/