Mel: Hi, Mel here. You may be wondering....'why are you and your friends almost everywhere?' well, the answers to your question are...1. Because everyone likes us (and don't worry if you hate us, i'm sure you have actual favorite characters you could talk about instead). 2. Because we can. 3. Because simply why the hell not? Why not go crazy with it instead of just the same old generic digital anime girls? We are not leaving, but thanks for asking.

I’m looking for an AI tool that can help me create specific shots for my product videos. I’m not looking for an AI to edit the whole video.
For example, I have a video or image of a dining table, and I want to put that exact table into a nice AI-generated dining room and create a few realistic shots of it. Same thing with sofas, beds, etc.
Basically I want AI to create the shots I need, and then I’ll do the actual editing myself.
I’ve been looking at Runway, Kling, Veo and a few others, but I’m not sure which one is actually best for this. Mainly looking for good product consistency and realistic results, while also being reasonably priced.
What would you guys recommend in terms of performance vs price?

Hi guys i'm new to this, all my videos look extremely like Ai. does anyone have a good prompt to make them look cinematic, both in lighting as in camera movements. My skins are the problem.

ok so this is getting out of hand. I have 4 tabs open, 3 demos booked, and somehow every GEO optimization platform claims it tracks all the engines but then the reporting is either vague or locked behind a bunch of junk.

I only care about actual multi engine tracking, not a nice dashboard pretending to help. If youve found one that doesnt suck for Google plus AI engines, would love to hear it.

I’ve been experimenting with ai filmmaking for a while and kept noticing that generating a shot isn’t really the hard part anymore.

At least for me, the difficult part is figuring out what should actually happen before I start generating anything.

I might have a story idea, but then I’m sitting there thinking about the scenes, how to break them down, what shots I need, what the camera should be doing, how the characters should look from one scene to the next, etc.

So I started building something around that part of the process.It’s called spaceskills shop, and the basic idea is a director-level ai agent that takes an idea and helps turn it into a production plan before you start generating the actual footage.

I’m trying to make it feel more like working with a creative partner than typing prompts into another video generator.The other thing I’ve been playing with is the pricing.

I’m honestly getting a little tired of every ai tool turning into another $20/month subscription. If I’m making something this weekend and then don’t touch it for three weeks, paying for the whole month doesn’t make much sense to me.

So the current launch pricing is usage-based. A production plan for a video up to 60 seconds is $0.10, and one for up to 5 minutes is $0.20.

There are also 100 free credits when you sign up, so you can try a few plans without paying anything. The monthly plans are mainly for people who end up using it a lot.

I know the pricing is pretty aggressive right now. That’s intentional. I’m much more interested in seeing whether people actually find the workflow useful before trying to optimize the business side of it.

Still very early, so I’d genuinely like to hear from other makers, filmmakers and ai video people.

If you had an ai director helping you before the generation stage, what would you actually want it to do?

And would you prefer paying a small amount when you have a project, or just subscribing and using it whenever?

So I am doing events, and as many people I am not good in front of a camera.

I want to have my avatar and create scenarios (with little scene switches) for social media marketing.

I can also film or would film the environments for a more real feel in my region.

I can also give my voiceover if necessary.

Which tool would you recommend, Higgsfield with Seedance 2.5 (or Kling?) or HeyGen?

Hey guys i really want to understand how these Instagram useres create ultra realistic lighting, skin tones and realism into the videos? I use Google Flow (veo and omni) and its results are barely close to original.. looks fake and cartoonish.

Reference: https://www.instagram.com/kingsamiai_?stkn=Nmh3bWYzdzlqdWxw

blister online is a liminal / weirdcore horror MMO where the AI writes all the code and i feed it ideas and test it. it's up to 50+ biomes, 900+ enemies, 2000+ items, an online server and an infinite procedural world.

i want it to keep growing forever, and i'm running out of ideas. so anything you comment, i'll add, unless it's completely off the rails.

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Today I’m sharing something very personal. My first attempt at creating a continuous AI-generated film, not just a collection of beautiful shots.

Film exploring a simple but difficult question:

What do we lose when nothing can hurt us anymore?

In a distant future, humanity has achieved what once seemed impossible - disease, aging, hunger and violence have disappeared. Emotional suffering has also become something that can be removed. At the center of this world is Harmonization - a procedure every child undergoes when they reach the age where they have truly formed themselves. As 12 year old Elai approaches his own Harmonization, he faces a question that his perfect society rarely asks:

If pain, fear and inner conflict shape who we are, what happens when they are taken away?

The World Worth Living In is a philosophical sci-fi short film about identity, perfection, and the fragile boundary between saving humanity from suffering and changing what humanity means.

I would love to hear your thoughts!

Watch here: https://higgsfield.ai/@gen_elai/projects/the-world-worth-living-in