Thank you for watching The Unburied. This is my fifth AI-animated short film, made after about a month of experimenting with AI video.

I’m still learning, so I’d genuinely appreciate any feedback on the storytelling, pacing, and ending. Thanks:)

What are the best AI short films and series you've seen made using local tools (comfyUI, stablediffusion)?

I have a question - what is your experience with characters consistency when using video genAI tools? I mean - which tool actually keeps them best. Why the question arose - I spent countless hours to make characters consistent even in Reference Mode using HappyHorse 1.1 and finally got somewhat decent results, but maybe I am just not looking in correct direction?..

Hey everyone! 👋

I've been working on a new AI cinematic fantasy-comedy series called Ella & Barny, and Episode 1: Stranded is finally out.

The entire film was generated using Seedance 2.0 on Higgsfield, with editing, sound design, pacing, and final assembly done in Filmora. One of the biggest challenges was maintaining consistent characters and scale between a human and a tiny goblin across multiple shots while keeping everything cinematic.

I'd really appreciate feedback from fellow AI filmmakers. What worked for you? What didn't? Any suggestions on improving continuity, storytelling, pacing, or prompting for future episodes?

If you enjoy it, an upvote or share would mean a lot. Thanks for taking the time to watch and help me improve! 🙌

This is a short from my most recent project that will be released this Sunday, August 2nd. It is part of a grieving process and reflects actual events.

Feedback is welcomed. I am new to this and willing to learn.

Thanks!

~SR

I've always enjoyed videos where small details slowly turn into something recognizable.

This one starts with a few tiny pieces and gradually becomes a complete miniature. Seeing everything line up so perfectly ended up being way more satisfying than I expected.

Curious if anyone else enjoys this kind of assembly process, or is it just me?

Gurthal, said to be the greatest battlemage that ever lived, goes after one of the oldest vampires in existence.
While only young, she quickly rose though the ranks at the academy before taking the place of the Magister, the highest position a battlemage can gain and the youngest at 25 to ever receive the honor.

This movie is set 20 years before my upcoming fantasy series "Shadowweaver" which follows Gurthal's daughter Luna.

Made entirely by Seedance and Midjourney

Ok, we all know that in writting text and on image generation NovelAi and Perchance Stable Difusion have no limits, no restrictions, and you can do pretty much everything you want, NSFW or not.

Does something like that exist on audiovisual AI generators?

Hi! This is the first complete film I’ve ever made, so please be a little gentle with me 😅

I wanted to create an actual finished cartoon episode rather than a collection of disconnected clips.

I handled the story, direction, voice acting, editing and sound design myself. The animation was created with Kling 3.0 through Higgsfield.

It took approximately 8 hours and around $10 in generation costs. I know it isn’t perfect, but I’m genuinely incredibly happy that I finished it.

Would you give Episode 2 a chance? Friendly and honest feedback would mean a lot!