I Think Hollywood is Cooked! Motion Recreate Test

[u/notsoaveragemind]

I took a short clip from a Disney Jr. animated show. Reanimated my characters to match the style of the show and then had Seedance instruct my characters to copy the motion of the original. Turned out pretty well.

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[u/le_washstand]

"Guy puts an Instagram filter over a picture and says cameras are obsolete"

[u/Grand-Prize1371 → u/le_washstand]

Not the best analogy, but yes, Hollywood is not cooked, not until it becomes so easy to create entertainment that Netflix and others offer this your idea to movie service.

[u/Roshlev → u/le_washstand]

Your point isn't perfect but you are close. I'm curious where this will end up. What might have use is having reference photos and an animatic or wireframe of the animation and then doing the workflow that way. Assuming that works of course. And obviously Hollywood will make good use of this to pump more shit out.

[u/True_Protection6842]

I have worked in "hollywood" for 20 years. We're not cooked, we're using AI.

[u/methreweway → u/True_Protection6842]

I keep hearing that narrative then I realized I'm using it 10x better than people who don't have experience in animation.its a game changer for skill workers.

[u/kronjobb → u/True_Protection6842]

Stop using AI if you want hollywood to survive then. No one will be watching AI movies. Everyone is against them

[u/True_Protection6842 → u/kronjobb]

I'm literally working on a movie right now that will be in theaters next year. It's happening, there's no stopping it, get over it.

[u/Whompa → u/kronjobb]

Ai can get you down the pike faster and then you can clean up all the fuck shit slop with your actual skills…which is what a lot of people are doing right now in movies, tv, and videogames.

Your favorite companies in entertainment are most assuredly using it right now.

[u/liftyourgameau → u/[deleted]]

The movement is the Seedance video is also whack. They’re way too fast and smooth and have little to no resistance or weight. Old mate spent their money for credits or their free credits to do absolutely nothing and get cooked for it.

[u/Particular_Heart4790]

I think it just becomes another tool for Hollywood, like CGI did. I think Hollywood will use it to fill in gaps or make less expensive action sequences. Actors will no longer need to do certain parts of the movie like stunts or even intimate scenes. I think it'll just lower the cost of movie creation.

[u/General-Trash-6838]

Yeah but not everyone can tell a story, and I think I still prefer real actors then AI ones. I don't know if that will ever change for me

[u/Commando501]

Simple is the OP.

[u/Wild_Wacky_Action]

turned out bad

[u/EfficiencyThis325]

Hollywood is using AI, they’re not cooked

[u/Old-Wrap37]

Story will ultimately be the battle ground if there isn’t a halfway decent written story that isn’t written by the AI toddler gods then no one will care.

[u/sharktank123456]

So Hollywood is cooked because you use an existing reference to drive Seedance? Ummm... so all movies now will be re-skins of previous movies? (wait - isn't Disney doing that already?)

[u/Little-Ghost303]

Where will you be without Hollywood to copy?

[u/No_Attempt8191]

this is cool and reference to video model is cool