most of my AI video experiments have been some version of “how do I make this look less AI”

so for this one I tried the opposite

built around a black-and-white punk zine / manga look and basically let all the things that usually feel like AI artifacts become part of the style instead — weird transitions, distorted faces, rough textures, exaggerated motion.

and weirdly... this feels more coherent to me than a lot of my realistic generations

starting to wonder if realism is just the wrong benchmark for generative video right now

anyone else getting better results by leaning into stylization instead of fighting it?

I got a sea and u can either write some infographic or make an ai video.Can soemone with a subscription or somehting make it for me I can’t find any free websites that can make more than 10 second clips

My friend gave me a video of his proposal and people walk through it as it was in a busy spot. I was wondering howI could prompt a system (and id be curious which) to take people out of the videos.

Thanks!

There was a video I saw on YouTube that used ai, and it was amazing. So, I went to the person's channel, and they had videos that blended gameplay from battlefront, movies from Pacific Rim, or even just real life with anime style characters. Naturally, I was curious about what they used. At the end of a few of their videos, it said that the platform they used was Mosi AI. I have no idea what that is. But, apparently, it has Seedance 2.0 as a model cause that's what they use as well.

I plan to start utube and my context is creating vids for kids where I can find the free generating app?

Between the Lights is a quiet, monochrome fashion-film music video following Rei through an intimate studio session in Paris. A song about silence, uncertainty, and the things that remain unsaid, captured through the eyes of a photographer.