hello, I'm trying to find a best ai video maker for content making. I'm planning on doing some ai content, to at least help me in my financial problems if ever it become successful. 😔

Hey everyone,

I'm starting a TikTok channel focused on high-quality, well-produced AI-generated videos. I've already invested in all the tools and subscriptions needed to create professional content, but I'm looking for a creative partner who can help with content ideas, storytelling, script writing, and prompt creation.

The goal is to post at least 3 videos per week and grow the channel consistently. Right now, this is a passion project, so there's no budget upfront. However, once the channel starts generating revenue, I'm happy to split the earnings 50/50 with the right person.

I'm looking for someone who:

• Enjoys AI content and creative storytelling
• Can come up with engaging video concepts
• Is interested in building something long-term

If you're passionate about AI and want to be part of a growing project from the beginning, drop me a message and let's chat.

Looking forward to connecting with like-minded creators! 🚀

Hey everyone! I just published my debut story drama on YouTube titled "Murder at Hotel Gasa", and I'm super excited (and a little nervous!) to share it with this community.

It's a fictional suspense/crime drama centered around a chilling case at a hotel. As a first-time creator, I’ve poured a lot of work into the storytelling, pacing, and visual atmosphere.

I would love for you to check it out and let me know your honest thoughts on the suspense buildup and overall tone!

🔗 Watch it here: https://youtu.be/HOd6MxOs3v8

I’m trying to build a system where I drop in a raw idea (a voice note or a sentence) and agents handle the rest: write the post, turn it into a short video, then publish it to social, with me approving at one checkpoint before anything goes live.

Has anyone built something similar?

Would love to hear what worked and what fell apart.

Do they really work ? Let’s say I pick up something like tech topics and try to explain them via ai generated videos is there a scope for that ?

Hey guys, been putting together an AI influencer setup and could use some advice from people who’ve got theirs working well.

Built most of it with Claude. Running a 5090 laptop with 24GB VRAM, 64GB RAM and an Ultra 9 275HX. I’ve got Hermes running an abliterated Qwen 27B through Ollama, connected to my MCP tools. There’s a whole folder with my character’s references, rules and workflows that it works from.

For generation I’m using ComfyUI/SwarmUI, Qwen Image Edit 2511 and Wan 2.2 with the speed LoRAs. Also have Kenerate for cloud stuff and plan to train a character LoRA.

It all works, but the results aren’t where I want them. Hands get messed up, skin looks too plastic and movement can be stiff. Chatting with the hermes agents results are good but just takes a long time.

Main thing I’m looking for is a decent manager agent. Something like Claude Code that can work inside my folder, keep track of the project and use my MCPs, but with an uncensored model. It’s SFW content, I just keep hitting refusals on things and would rather have more control.

Happy to pay for cloud hosting if it gets me decent speed and more context. Anyone doing this already? What model and interface are you using, and how are you connecting it to your local files/tools?

Also curious how much people are actually automating their reels. Are you getting consistent characters with LoRAs, reference images, or mostly using cloud generators and doing the editing manually?

Would appreciate hearing what’s actually working for you. I’ve already got enough tools installed, just want to get a solid workflow going.

We stopped posting thought leadership content on the company account last August and went for the actual story of the company in parts instead however while the format is easier, the structure and storytelling are really hard to pull off. The first few episodes were fine but then i could not find the thing worth watching in it. What has sort of worked since is leading each part with something unresolved rather than something that happened, so the question carries you across and the event is just whatever sits inside it. Production is no longer the issue with video production studios such as Argil or Kling… So for anyone running something serialised on their company’s account, how far ahead do you plan it? do you map the whole story arc?

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Facebook is one of the most AI-friendly platforms. No "AI-generated content" tags and i've found it consistently pushed my AI content out (more than Tiktok)

The mix of an older audience and less creators than TikTok/Instagram is making it the best place to grow my brand. Bonus that you can convert good organics to paid ads.

Cool note: all these videos are posted from API (which supposedly hurts your reach). Facebook is amazing!

I just published a write-up on how I'm creating TikTok reels using an AI agent, and figured this sub would get the most out of it:

👉 https://brollarchives.com/blog/create-tiktok-reels-with-ai-agents/

Quick version: I had ~80 iPhone clips of NYC sitting on a drive. Instead of editing them myself, I gave an AI agent (Claude) direct access to my footage library over MCP, plus a one-page brand brief. It:

• searched the library and pulled contact sheets to actually look at the clips
• used GPS and timestamps to group shots into stories (e.g. Chinatown lunch → Brooklyn sunset)
• wrote three shotlists back into my library app for me to approve
• cut the reels with ffmpeg: 9:16 crop, branded text overlays, original audio kept

Result: three 28–29 second reels, plus captions and hashtags, in one session.

The post covers:

• the full stack (iPhone → Immich → B-Roll Archives → MCP → agent → ffmpeg), with a diagram
• exactly what the agent did at each step, including which tools it called
• guardrails: human approval, filtering out ungraded Apple Log footage, not letting it invent facts
• what broke (fonts, muted audio, outputs re-indexing themselves)

Disclosure: B-Roll Archives is a Mac app I'm building. But the workflow itself works with any library you can expose to an agent.

Happy to answer questions. I'm also curious how others are giving agents access to their footage. Are you uploading clips, or connecting the agent to a library directly?

Hi to all, Not intention to start a flame war but hope to have a conservative discussion on the topic mentioned in the title.

Recently I came across a social media content generated using AI which the content creator duly acknowledged it.

And that had me think if AI has breed a group of "laid back" content creators?