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Working on a new video right now - I think it should be ready by tomorrow.
Got inspired by one legendary movie… can you guess which one?
And of course, I added a bit of my own reality to it :)
Also, a little update:
I’ve been testing Gemini Omni a bit.
Looks like the Google guys are trying to fill the gap that Sora 2 left behind. It’s still a little raw for now, but I think they’ll polish it up. Hopefully, we’ll get a solid tool where we can easily add our own avatar and voice again, just like we could in Sora - and for a pretty reasonable price too, basically just the Gemini subscription.
So yeah… fingers crossed 🤞
Got inspired by one legendary movie… can you guess which one?
And of course, I added a bit of my own reality to it :)
Also, a little update:
I’ve been testing Gemini Omni a bit.
Looks like the Google guys are trying to fill the gap that Sora 2 left behind. It’s still a little raw for now, but I think they’ll polish it up. Hopefully, we’ll get a solid tool where we can easily add our own avatar and voice again, just like we could in Sora - and for a pretty reasonable price too, basically just the Gemini subscription.
So yeah… fingers crossed 🤞
I made a new breakdown of a video in the War of the Worlds style 👽😈
I posted a free guide for the first segment.
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РУ ССЫЛКА | EN LINK
But the full breakdown - where I show the entire process of creating this kind of video from start to finish, including tips for achieving that “realistic” look - is already available.
To get it, message me directly: @choosedoor😈
I posted a free guide for the first segment.
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РУ ССЫЛКА | EN LINK
But the full breakdown - where I show the entire process of creating this kind of video from start to finish, including tips for achieving that “realistic” look - is already available.
To get it, message me directly: @choosedoor
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2. Veo omni
2. Veo omni
Have you watched the new Backrooms horror movie? 👀 What did you think?
I really like the trend we’re seeing more and more in cinema right now: major studios are starting to work with young creators who didn’t come from the traditional film industry, but grew up on the internet — through YouTube, short horror films, experimental videos, and their own unique visual language.
Backrooms is a perfect example. It started as internet horror and liminal aesthetics, and eventually turned into a major A24 film. And the most interesting part isn’t even the adaptation itself, but the fact that the studio trusted the project to Kane Parsons, the creator of Kane Pixels, who is only 20 years old.
A similar story happened recently with Obsession: a young director, a small budget, a strong idea — and, in the end, a massive box office success. Cases like this show that the industry is genuinely starting to look toward new creators, instead of relying only on endless remakes and franchises.
And honestly, I think that’s really exciting. Young directors often have something that many big studio projects lack: a fresh perspective, strange ideas, bold atmosphere, and a real understanding of what catches the audience’s attention online.
I’d love to see more collaborations like this. Especially in horror, where sometimes one strong idea and the right atmosphere can hit harder than a huge budget.
So, what did you think of the new Backrooms movie? Did it work for you, or were you expecting more?
I really like the trend we’re seeing more and more in cinema right now: major studios are starting to work with young creators who didn’t come from the traditional film industry, but grew up on the internet — through YouTube, short horror films, experimental videos, and their own unique visual language.
Backrooms is a perfect example. It started as internet horror and liminal aesthetics, and eventually turned into a major A24 film. And the most interesting part isn’t even the adaptation itself, but the fact that the studio trusted the project to Kane Parsons, the creator of Kane Pixels, who is only 20 years old.
A similar story happened recently with Obsession: a young director, a small budget, a strong idea — and, in the end, a massive box office success. Cases like this show that the industry is genuinely starting to look toward new creators, instead of relying only on endless remakes and franchises.
And honestly, I think that’s really exciting. Young directors often have something that many big studio projects lack: a fresh perspective, strange ideas, bold atmosphere, and a real understanding of what catches the audience’s attention online.
I’d love to see more collaborations like this. Especially in horror, where sometimes one strong idea and the right atmosphere can hit harder than a huge budget.
So, what did you think of the new Backrooms movie? Did it work for you, or were you expecting more?
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New video is live on all my socials.
And by the way, I’m finally planning to record the video guide many of you have been waiting for. I’ll try to make it as detailed and useful as possible.
And by the way, I’m finally planning to record the video guide many of you have been waiting for. I’ll try to make it as detailed and useful as possible.
New video 🎬
By the way, for everyone who asked if I get the generation right on the first try…
The second video is actually my very first attempt 🤣
By the way, for everyone who asked if I get the generation right on the first try…
The second video is actually my very first attempt 🤣
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🦈 Shark Video Guide is Here!
A lot of you asked how I created the viral open-ocean shark video, so here I put workflow and prompt into a complete guide.
I made it in SYNTX.AI
The guide is available in both languages:
🇬🇧 English: LINK
🇷🇺 Russian: LINK
If you recreate the video using this guide, feel free to tag me or send me your results I’d love to see what you create. 🌊
A lot of you asked how I created the viral open-ocean shark video, so here I put workflow and prompt into a complete guide.
I made it in SYNTX.AI
The guide is available in both languages:
🇬🇧 English: LINK
🇷🇺 Russian: LINK
If you recreate the video using this guide, feel free to tag me or send me your results I’d love to see what you create. 🌊
New video
I was inspired by a viral scene from The Sea Beast and wanted to imagine what it would look like in real life.
Usually, recreating scenes like this is pretty easy. You just upload the original animated clip to Seedance, ask it to remake it in a realistic style using your own character references, and you’re good to go.
But this time, it couldn’t properly preserve the shot composition, so the result was full of artifacts. I ended up splitting the video into two parts and asked ChatGPT to write the prompts for each segment.
By the way, you can upload videos directly to ChatGPT so it can analyze them and understand exactly what you’re working on. Definitely make use of that feature.
I was inspired by a viral scene from The Sea Beast and wanted to imagine what it would look like in real life.
Usually, recreating scenes like this is pretty easy. You just upload the original animated clip to Seedance, ask it to remake it in a realistic style using your own character references, and you’re good to go.
But this time, it couldn’t properly preserve the shot composition, so the result was full of artifacts. I ended up splitting the video into two parts and asked ChatGPT to write the prompts for each segment.
By the way, you can upload videos directly to ChatGPT so it can analyze them and understand exactly what you’re working on. Definitely make use of that feature.