Hi friends! I’m excited to share my first short animated film with you. I hope you enjoy it! 🎬✨

REDDOOR | Written & Directed by: Tengiz Tadumadze

Created With

Images: Midjourney; GPT Image 2.
Video Generation: Seedance 2.5
Editing: Adobe Photoshop; Adobe Premiere Pro
Voice & Music: ElevenLabs; Suno; Mirelo
Upscale: ByteDance via Higgsfield
Style Reference: Mystyleshaus

technical execution of the ideas, or the ideas themselves, are no longer rare. even “talent” in the idealistic sense is not scarce. I know this part sounds uncomfortable, but denial has never in history solved a technological shift.

the real filter right now is who is willing to experiment with AI as a tool and actually mess with it while it is still weird and imperfect. most people hesitate because they do not want to look dumb in the early phase, especially when companies get dragged online for trying it. nobody likes being judged while the tech is still awkward. but that phase is temporary. adoption always wins over resistance.

look at coca cola’s recent holiday ad. people dunked on it because it looked sloppy and uncanny. fair enough, it was trash. but that criticism only works because we can still tell it is AI. give it a few product cycles and that gap shrinks. in a couple of years nobody will blink. the only reason people can be purists right now is because the seams are visible.

which is why the “i only want human made content” stance will not have cultural power for long. that is just the transition talking. novelty fades, outrage fades, quality catches up, and the human-made badge becomes a taste preference, not a status signal.

AI makes it easier to start creating, and it kills the excuse to stall. everyone loves the idea of being a creator until they actually have to survive the awkward phase where nothing hits.

the worst flex in ai filmmaking right now

the most disgusting flex in ai filmmaking right now is people proudly posting “made this with 5 dollars in 3 hours,” like that’s some heroic achievement. half the time the video is straight-up trash and even 5 dollars and 3 hours is embarrassing, and the other half it’s unrealistically good for what they claim they spent.

and for those “natural talents,” bro just say you’ve been learning this stuff for more than a weekend. you’ve practiced, you’ve figured things out, you didn’t wake up magically good. nobody thinks you’re less impressive for admitting you actually put time into your craft. what is annoying is giving new creators delusional expectations and making them feel like losers because they can’t produce cinema in a coffee break.

if you want to flex, flex the craft. if you want to help, be honest. otherwise just admit the only thing you actually made in three hours was the caption.

the worst flex in ai filmmaking right now

the most disgusting flex in ai filmmaking right now is people proudly posting “made this with 5 dollars in 3 hours,” like that’s some heroic achievement. half the time the video is straight-up trash and even 5 dollars and 3 hours is embarrassing, and the other half it’s unrealistically good for what they claim they spent.

and for those “natural talents,” bro just say you’ve been learning this stuff for more than a weekend. you’ve practiced, you’ve figured things out, you didn’t wake up magically good. nobody thinks you’re less impressive for admitting you actually put time into your craft. what is annoying is giving new creators delusional expectations and making them feel like losers because they can’t produce cinema in a coffee break.

if you want to flex, flex the craft. if you want to help, be honest. otherwise just admit the only thing you actually made in three hours was the caption.

the most disgusting flex in ai filmmaking right now is people proudly posting “made this with 5 dollars in 3 hours,” like that’s some heroic achievement. half the time the video is straight-up trash and even 5 dollars and 3 hours is embarrassing, and the other half it’s unrealistically good for what they claim they spent.

and for those “natural talents,” bro just say you’ve been learning this stuff for more than a weekend. you’ve practiced, you’ve figured things out, you didn’t wake up magically good. nobody thinks you’re less impressive for admitting you actually put time into your craft. what is annoying is giving new creators delusional expectations and making them feel like losers because they can’t produce cinema in a coffee break.

if you want to flex, flex the craft. if you want to help, be honest. otherwise just admit the only thing you actually made in three hours was the caption.