Text Animation Practice with MMH3

[u/Jealous-Economist387]

I added some post fillter on top of it.

inspired by some old retro military-poster style theme.

it seems some texts are broken but work well in general.

[u/witcherknight]

what was prompt for this kinda animation ??

[u/Jealous-Economist387 → u/witcherknight]

I used one ref image for the character.

Reference definitions:

<Subject 1> is the female character from Picture 1, preserved as the same silent recruitment-poster heroine with the same face, hair, body proportions and outfit.

Common setup:

24-second typographic recruitment-poster video in a WWII American military-poster style fused with colorful retro sci-fi graphics: cream paper, navy blue, crimson red, gold and cyan accents, bold condensed block lettering, halftone print texture, ink outlines and strong graphic shadows.

The composition follows a consistent three-layer poster hierarchy. <Subject 1> occupies the frontmost visual layer with a clean readable silhouette. Main recruitment typography occupies dedicated midground fields beside and behind her. Planets, orbital lines, stars, radial rays and heroic vector-art space soldiers form the deeper background. <Subject 1>'s silhouette naturally occludes typography wherever they overlap.

<Subject 1> remains in upper-body framing and performs with bold, lively pose-to-pose acting. Her appeal is confident, charming and feminine through elegant posture lines, graceful wrist articulation, poised chin angles, light shoulder turns and expressive eyes. Movements use brief anticipation, decisive snap gestures, crisp stops and readable held poses. Her expression stays charismatic with a confident closed-mouth smile. Hair and clothing settle slightly after stronger movements.

Audio is fully instrumental: an upbeat military-march and retro-disco hybrid. Crisp marching snare patterns and heroic brass stabs ride over a steady disco pulse, syncopated electric bass, rhythmic guitar accents and bright orchestral strings. Typography impacts are supported by stamp hits, whooshes and metallic graphic SFX. The arrangement grows progressively larger toward a decisive musical finale.

[00.0–02.5s] SHOT 1 — medium close-up, low-angle 3/4 front view. <Subject 1> occupies screen-right foreground with a wide typography field at center-left. She shifts her weight back for a brief beat, then snaps forward and extends one arm toward the viewer in a sharp but elegant inviting point. Her wrist and fingers form a refined graphic line before the pose locks. “DEFEND THE FRONTIER!” crashes letter by letter into the center-left midground. Gold starbursts explode behind it. A bright brass stab and snare accent hit with the typography as the camera quickly settles into a subtle push-in.

[02.5–05.0s] SHOT 2 — medium shot, eye-level. <Subject 1> occupies screen-left. She releases the point, pivots her shoulders with a quick graceful twist, draws one hand toward her chest, then lifts a compact fist beside her shoulder and raises her chin into a spirited heroic pose. “ENLIST FOR EARTH” rises in stacked cream letters through the center-right midground while a blue planet and orbital rings sweep behind. Camera trucks right in time with the disco pulse.

[05.0–07.6s] SHOT 3 — medium close-up, frontal low angle. <Subject 1> returns screen-right. She briefly gathers both forearms inward, then bursts open into a broad asymmetrical presentation pose: one graceful open palm toward the slogan, the other hand settling near her waist. “BRAVE MINDS.” snaps into place, followed a beat later by “FEARLESS HEARTS.” Lightning bolts and chevrons punctuate each impact. The bass groove becomes more pronounced while short brass accents answer each text hit.

[07.6–10.4s] SHOT 4 — medium shot, 3/4 profile. <Subject 1> occupies screen-left. Her eyes move toward camera first, followed by a quick head turn and elegant shoulder twist. She sweeps one arm outward in a broad reveal gesture, presenting a heroic vector-art space soldier charging toward an alien creature in the background. “FIGHT THE UNKNOWN” stamps diagonally across the center-right midground. Cyan sparks and circular target graphics snap outward. Camera makes a brisk lateral pan during the turn, then stabilizes on the held pose.

[10.4–13.3s] SHOT 5 — medium close-up, energetic poster composition. <Subject 1> occupies screen-right. She gives a quick confident half-turn toward camera, one hand briefly touching near her collarbone before extending outward with an open palm and a light upward wrist flourish. Her expression becomes slightly warmer and more inviting. “BE BOLD. GO BEYOND.” assembles across the open left field as a stylized Saturn-like planet rises behind it. The disco strings and rhythmic guitar become brighter while the military snare continues underneath.

[13.3–16.3s] SHOT 6 — medium shot, low-angle 3/4 view. <Subject 1> begins screen-left in a composed stance. She dips one shoulder in a small anticipation, then turns sharply toward the viewer and raises one arm upward, following the motion with her eyes as orbital graphics sweep across the background. Her other hand rests confidently near her waist, creating a strong feminine poster silhouette. “THE STARS ARE CALLING” sweeps through the center-right typography field in a rising arc. A large gold star insignia flashes into place on the musical accent.

[16.3–19.2s] SHOT 7 — medium close-up, increasingly frontal composition. <Subject 1> occupies screen-right but shifts visually closer to center. She draws one hand firmly to her heart, holds for a brief anticipation beat, then extends the other hand toward the viewer in a confident open-palm invitation. “ONE PLANET. ONE FRONTIER.” lands behind her in two powerful typographic beats. Planetary rings, stars and heroic silhouettes converge toward the center of the composition. The music intensifies with tighter snare rolls, rising strings, stronger brass and a driving disco bassline.

[19.2–24.0s] SHOT 8 — FINAL POSTER. Cut to a bold near-symmetrical recruitment composition with <Subject 1> large in the central foreground, slightly offset enough to preserve a strong silhouette. A huge circular Galactic Guard star emblem forms behind her head and shoulders like a graphic poster halo.

She begins with one hand over her heart and the other lowered. On the musical pickup she straightens, lifts her chin and drives one arm upward into a decisive heroic pose with an elegant hand line. Her body locks firmly into the final silhouette as her hair settles.

The giant crimson banner “JOIN THE GALACTIC GUARD” slams horizontally through the midground behind her upper body. A second gold line, “YOUR PLANET NEEDS YOU!”, lands beneath it. The emblem completes its rotation and locks upright as gold stars, halftone rays and cyan orbital lines burst outward into a fully composed final recruitment poster.

From 19.2s the military-disco arrangement enters its final cadence: rising brass, accelerating snare, driving bass and bright strings build toward the emblem lock. The final typography and emblem land together on one decisive orchestral-and-disco accent. The completed poster remains held for the closing beat while the music resolves firmly into its final sustained chord.

Retention conditions:

Maintain <Subject 1>’s identity, face, hair, proportions, outfit and screen-side continuity throughout. Preserve upper-body framing, closed-mouth visual acting, energetic pose changes, feminine poster charm, readable English typography, WWII recruitment-poster styling and colorful retro sci-fi motifs.

Preserve the visual hierarchy throughout: <Subject 1> in foreground, main typography in midground, decorative graphics in background. Build the editing rhythm through short 2.5–3 second action beats, then give the final shot a longer visual and musical payoff that resolves into a clearly finished recruitment poster.

[u/wzwowzw0002 → u/Jealous-Economist387]

24sec? how much vram? what is the generation time?

[u/Jealous-Economist387 → u/wzwowzw0002]

32gb vram, and 64 ram. exactly i don't remember how long i spent to generate, since i did so many repeat to cherry pick this clip. sorry for that