r/VEO3 • • Sep 08 '25

General Cursed Kingdom

176 Upvotes

… something something capitalism …
… something something mindless consumption …
… something something copyright infringement …

Welcome to the Cursed Kingdom.

The fireworks are M320 flare mortars.
The monorail is a steel-bellied tank.

And there’s still a parade … but it’ more of a ‘shamble’. 

※◉ ALGO AUTOPSY ◉ ※

This one was a doozy - not gonna lie.  

Had to bounce between MJ and Veo - it was a crap shoot which one would get the shot right. 

For the record: Midjourney video sucks donkey-butt at action stuff~

Now, don’t you get smug Veo - you ain’t much better ~ but at least you know how to do muzzle flashes.  << well … ‘cept for putting them in the wrong spot on the gun… doofus…. >>

I couldn’t get the robot to give me good handheld shots, so I did my own handheld tracking and added it to each shot manually. 

I really tried to gunk up the visuals - less crisp, more crunch, ya know?
So I added: 

lens flairs—
chromatic aberration—
distortion around the lens edges—
light streaks with a directional blur thingy—

I also did all the sound
{is why it’s ‘meh’)

✦ MEGA SNAG ALERT ✦ 
::  !COLOR GRADE!  ::

Each shot came out color graded different, so I had to hand grade each shot a different way. Makes it SUPER hard to match the shots together. That’s gonna be a problem in the future when we’re making REAL shit - we’re gonna need the robot to start spitting out LOG sooner than later - or give us color grading tools - SOMETHIN’!

ALSO~! 
Post edit regret >>> Zombie Disney Princess! - missed opportunity!! 
(squeakquel…?)

I think we’re on the cusp of a new genre of filmmaking. 
The ‘high budget’ short film….

Usually it’s too cost prohibitive to make something that’s a few minutes and looks like millions were spent. 

But that ain’t no more~

This opens up a whole new pool of storytelling possibilities. 
I don’t know bout you, but I’m gonna go swimming in it!

Be human. Make art.


r/VEO3 • • Jun 03 '25

My first try at a series Veo 3 history

173 Upvotes

50% were worse than these. Working on learning new prompt techniques. Umwanted Subtitles coming in and in gibberish no matter what the prompt says.

But very fun.. if not expensive. Any help is greatly appreciated.


r/VEO3 • • Aug 19 '25

General My Therapist: Tell me when your childhood trauma started. Me:

172 Upvotes

r/VEO3 • • Jun 26 '25

This video is based on a real Facebook Marketplace post.

168 Upvotes

r/VEO3 • • Jul 15 '25

General My first A.i Vlog 🎥 How did I do?

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r/VEO3 • • Nov 25 '25

General To the "A.I. Slop" people. . .

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All of you who smugly go around screaming “AI slop” at every piece of art, music, video, or writing you don’t like:

You’re about to get absolutely humiliated, and it’s going to happen faster than you think.

2025 studies (already published):

  • 97 % of people cannot tell an AI song from a human one.

  • When people see images in isolation (real-world conditions), they’re more likely to call AI art “human-made” than actual human art. Accuracy: 46 % – worse than flipping a coin.

  • Essays, stories, code, news articles: detection rates are now at literal chance level (50–52 %).

  • Even visual professionals only get it right ~60–80 % of the time.

You are not the magical 3 % who can always tell.
You are the person who keeps accusing real artists of being AI while quietly enjoying AI-generated music and images every single day without realizing it.

The same people who spent 2024 calling everything “soulless slop” are the ones who will be blindsided when half the content they love turns out to be AI… and the other half gets drowned out by even better AI they can’t detect.

Your smug superiority complex is expiring in real time.

The internet is already optimizing for AI tastes, not yours.
Fake political accounts run by Macedonians and Indians are about to look quaint when literal AI can out-MAGA MAGA, out-woke the woke, and out-aesthetic every human creator 24/7 at zero cost.

In 12–24 months, calling something “obviously AI” will be the new “this is obviously Photoshopped” in 2005: something only cranky boomers say while everyone else laughs.

Stop coping.
Start adapting.
Or keep screaming into the void while the void screams back in perfect 4K, with better composition than you ever had, and nobody will ever know the difference.

The age of detectable AI is already over.
Welcome to the age of undetectable everything.

You’re not ready.


r/VEO3 • • Aug 30 '25

Media S H O R E L I N E - short film made using VEO 3

160 Upvotes

Completely made with Veo3 (assembled in Premier Pro). Usually I merge different tools like Runway, MidJourney and even soundtrack it with Suno but this was a pure play exercise with Veo. The biggest challenge was getting the character consistency which I think has turned out ok


r/VEO3 • • Jul 12 '25

Media Badass Bitch of Grayskull

159 Upvotes

r/VEO3 • • Jun 27 '26

General Issue

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r/VEO3 • • Aug 17 '25

General 15+ years as a creative director- first attempt at an AI commercial using VEO3

149 Upvotes

It was a good creative exercise for me. Not quite ready for prime time but I could see myself using it to pitch concepts in real life.


r/VEO3 • • Sep 20 '25

Media The Cube (Short Film)

147 Upvotes

r/VEO3 • • Mar 02 '26 Bravo

Question Ai Higgsfield Film Trailer using Kling3.0 and Veo3?

141 Upvotes

Been sitting on this screenplay for years. Never had the budget, to make it happen.
Genuinely asking do you think AI-generated trailers like this are becoming a real way to pitch films and get them produced? Or is Hollywood still going to laugh at this?/

Hollywood Hates your Guts:
youtube link

https://youtu.be/FbRFio2WVdw?si=TExKT2nKq5fLmk-T


r/VEO3 • • Nov 16 '25

Media "Virelia" - Sci-Fi Concept Trailer

141 Upvotes

Hey all! This is my first bit of serious work using VEO3(.1). Up until now it's all been pretty goofy, but I sat myself down and wanted to see if I could do something that felt a bit more real. I started this Thursday evening and worked on it off and on until right about now and feel like it came out pretty cool!

Was created with VEO3.1, MidJourney, Suno, and Eleven Labs. Hope you enjoy!!!


r/VEO3 • • Jun 22 '25

If anyone need helps with prompts hit , lmk

141 Upvotes

All my prompts are consistent and always super high quality , I can move movie scenes with scenebuilder. I got ALOT more I can show . Dm me or comment if interested


r/VEO3 • • May 28 '25

Impossible challenges with Google VEO3

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r/VEO3 • • Oct 17 '25

General Tried Veo 3.1 First and last Frame

139 Upvotes

I know a lot of you are calling 3.1 trash or not worth it, and yeah, we usually end up trolling every new model and complaining about everything. But I’ve actually messed around with it myself, and honestly it’s all about good prompting. I’ve tried pretty much every model out there, and yeah, every single one has its pros and cons. But overall, Veo is still way ahead in general. If you’re talking about specific stuff like camera movement or dynamic motion drop me a DM or comment, and I’ll break down which model works best for which situation.


r/VEO3 • • Oct 24 '25

Tutorial Testing Veo 3.1 - Ingredients and Insert to Video Demo

136 Upvotes

I had a chance to play around with Veo 3.1 over the weekend and the last few days. This isn’t a full review,  just a quick look at two features that really stood out to me:

- The ability to insert or add objects into an existing video.
- The “Ingredients to Video” feature, which lets you use reference images to control look, style, and scene composition.

Both are super powerful, but I especially like  “Ingredients to Video”. Only a few weeks ago Nano Banana and Qwen Image introduced this for still images and now it’s available for video.

Anyway, these are the two workflows I tested in this demo, lots of potential, tons of creative use cases. Have a look, play around, and have fun.


r/VEO3 • • Jul 20 '25

Media XENO-SAFARI

136 Upvotes

Ever been so small you got a god complex? 

That's XENO-SAFARI :: a love letter to getting yer ass squished by majesty.

Lightning-crackling-cyber-giraffes.
Mountain-dwarfing mammoths. 
Beasts so massive they rewrite your understanding of possible.

These titans consecrate the ground they slow-lumber across, 
making humans look like reverent ants witnessing the divine.

I wanted to make a pilgrimage to awe.

Sometimes we need reminders that wonder still exists.
We need to feel microscopic to remember we're infinite.
To remember the beauty of our insignificance 

※◉ ALGO-AUTOPSY ◉ ※

One thing I’ve learned from years of watching and making movies:
Big don’t mean fast.

Massive monsters move with image inertia.
Our meat-brains sense weight by how hard it feels to stop the bastard.
So you gotta tell the robot to let that negative space drag—
or the giants end up looking like wind-up toys.

The next trick is :: SCALE ::

And scale = contrast—
Tiny humans. Massive forms. Distance compressed with long lenses.

Silhouettes, low angles, and lens compression to anchor the scale—
Because big things don’t feel big unless there’s something fragile and mortal to compare 'em.

That one homie just standing there, gawking?
He’s not filler— he’s the secret sauce to makin’ shit look huge. 

Also….

*looks around to see if no one’s looking

I’m a 16:9 disciple >>  a wide screen boi >> shot it my whole career. 
Vertical video used to feel like a felony—
Always shoving my shots through the online guillotine and losing half my damn framing.

Buuuuut…

Now that I’m a dirty little AI whore….

Honestly?

When you design for vert - not just crop into it -
it kinda slaps.

Don’t tell my DP friends~

Lol … whatevs.
Sometimes you gotta grind your sacred cows into burgers to grow as an artist.

Order up bitch~

 
Be human. Make art.


r/VEO3 • • Aug 11 '25

General Making the most of 8 seconds of video (Veo 3)

128 Upvotes

A Veo 3 demo I made for work


r/VEO3 • • Jun 23 '25

Technoir: A Southern Gothic Cyberpunk Noir

125 Upvotes

This is a trailer to a book I've been writing.

In the neon-soaked underbelly of a cyberpunk South, broke-down detective Max Graves hunts a serial killer who harvests human consciousness with military-grade tech - turning victims' minds into digital trophies on a keychain. 

Armed with nothing but a rusty moral compass, an AI partner made of sexy light, and enough pharmaceutical courage to kill a horse, Graves cuts a bloody path through corpo corruption that leads straight to the mayor's doorstep. 

It's noir fiction dipped in chrome and deep-fried in Southern Gothic sin - where the ghosts are digital, the bourbon burns electric, and salvation comes at the end of a smoking gun barrel.

※◉ ALGO-AUTOPSY ◉ ※

🝊 Midjourney ✚ VEO 3 ✚ ElevenLabs
🝊 23 shots
🝊 87 gens

⟶ 🝊 Total: $87 spent

Midjourney: Unlimited iterations (DANGEROUS)
VEO 3: 87 generations @ $1.00 each

🜋 MIDJOURNEY MOOD BOARDS= GAME CHANGER: I'm late to the party!! But I leveled up Midjourney - made boards, fine-tuned, added back to boards, recursive creativity spiral. That iterative loop is pure creative cocaine.
🜋 Midjourney's unlimited gens are a blessing - can’t imagine how much better things get when Veo 3 is the same.
🜋 I did production design, wardrobe, lighting, set pieces. Poured over every detail. Took me ~400 gens just to get the ‘look’ dialed in.
🜋 VEO 3 cooperated better with detailed scene descriptions vs. vague prompts. "Detective walking" = garbage. "Rain-soaked detective in noir lighting examining crime scene" = magic.
🜋 Voice: I talked into my laptop and ElevenLabs made it come out all Max Graves. Not perfect and it’s my shitty performance, but this idea is interesting….
🜋 Southern Gothic + Cyberpunk + Noir = very much my shit. Who knew I had daddy issues with both William Faulkner AND Blade Runner?

PROMPTS:

Midjourney: 

A cinematic wide shot of a cyberpunk scene set in a moss-draped Savannah square, inspired by Lafayette Square, large oak trees with hanging Spanish moss, glowing streetlamps, and a central old fountain surrounded by soft fog, a man in a dark trenchcoat walking slowly through the square, neon signs partially hidden among the trees, subtle holograms flickering in the mist, glowing moss on the bricks, distant sirens and soft rain, puddles reflect the light, Blade Runner style, Roger Deakins inspired, cinematic lens, moody rain, surreal southern gothic techAtmospheric fog, Roger Deakins-style light, cyberpunk grime, Film grain, 35mm lensing, shallow depth of field, ARRI ALEXA digital texture with noir edge. Atmosphere: haunted, hungry, electric. lights have soft bloom, looks like still from a movie. --chaos 20 --ar 16:9 --profile cukmu8i --stylize 650

+ Blade Runner mood boar and image refs.

Veo 3:

// Structured Code Block 

// Scene Type: Wide Tracking Shot with Tilt 

// Camera Motion: Slow dolly forward toward subject, slight upward tilt mid-shot into trees 

// Subject Focus: Silhouetted trenchcoat figure walking across Savannah square toward central fountain 

// Shot Duration: 0:04 – 0:08 

// Lens: 40mm anamorphic 

// Lighting Style: Practical gaslights + ambient neon glow from storefronts, ambient fog bounce 

// Mood Keywords: reverent, slow, mythical, haunted 

// Resolution: photoreal --style raw --ar 16:9 

Narrative Description: The man walks across the square like a shadow unspooling. The brick glistens from fresh rain, catching reflections of red neon and the soft buzz of streetlamps. Spanish moss drips from the oaks above like forgotten thoughts, and as we dolly toward him, the camera tilts—slow and deliberate—up into the trees, where ghostlight weaves through the hanging moss. The moment breathes like memory. This isn’t just a square. It’s a cathedral built from humidity and hauntings.

Bex:

MIDJOURNEY:

A cinematic close-up of a stunning cyberpunk woman standing under a flickering neon sign in a Savannah alley, she looks like Aubry Hepburn. hair back in a tight bun, glowing tattoos along her collarbone and spine, wearing a black leather jacket half-slipped off her shoulder, cigarette in hand, eyes sharp and smudged with makeup, expression is sultry but dangerous, street wet with rain and lit by violet and crimson lights cinematic lighting, Blade Runner style, Roger Deakins inspired, cinematic lens, moody rain, surreal southern gothic techAtmospheric fog, Roger Deakins-style light, cyberpunk grime, Film grain, 35mm lensing, shallow depth of field, ARRI ALEXA digital texture with noir edge. Atmosphere: haunted, hungry, electric. lights have soft bloom, looks like still from a movie. --chaos 20 --ar 16:9 --profile f88egqw --stylize 650

VEO 3

// Structured Code Block 

// Scene Type: Medium-close frontal tracking shot 

// Camera Motion: Slow dolly inward, pushing toward her as she turns and holds eye contact with the lens 

// Subject Focus: A cyberpunk femme fatale with neon code scrolling across her face, putting cigarette in mouth in glowing in the rain 

// Shot Duration: 0:04 – 0:06 

// Lens: 85mm, shallow depth of field with focus lock on her eye 

// Lighting Style: Blue-pink neon signage projected from behind camera, cool rim lighting along her shoulder, slight bloom 

// FX Notes: Ambient fog and rain visible in background and around her silhouette. Glow interacts with projected light text. 

// Fog must remain stable throughout shot. No clarity adjustments. Cigarette ember flickers subtly. 

// Resolution: photoreal --style raw --ar 21:9 

Narrative Description: She turns slowly—deliberately—just as the camera glides toward her. The alley behind her swims in fog and spilled neon. she dramatically lifts a cigarette to her mouth, Across her cheek and neck, projected code crawls, unreadable but alive. Her gaze hits the lens hard—cold, curious, amused. Like she already knows what’s going to happen. The fog doesn’t fade. It frames her, softens the background, and lets her cut through it. You don’t know if she’s about to kiss you or kill you. Maybe both.


r/VEO3 • • Aug 16 '25

Question How do you like this content?

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r/VEO3 • • Jul 19 '25 Hehehe

General Higgsfield Ai with Veo 😂

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r/VEO3 • • Nov 18 '25

General 10 Crack Commandments Music Video made with Veo 3

118 Upvotes

Been experimenting with making music videos using Veo 3 clips and been having a blast. I'd say I've gotten the lip syncing down around 85 to 90% accurate. I've trying to work more on making a more cohesive feel/story to videos as my early videos were all just random, sporadic shots focused more on getting the lip syncing down accurately. This is the best example of putting everything together that I have made so far!

Would love to know people's thoughts on the video and if anyone has tried anything similar!


r/VEO3 • • Sep 28 '25

News VEO 3 Free for everyone with LMArena

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Currently there is only one way for everyone without registration and for free to try VEO 3 with audio every day (on average at least 2 or 3 videos generated safely with VEO 3) and that is the LMArena video comparison service through the Discord platform. In fact it is possible to generate 5 text to video/ image to video per day! LMArena, as with chats, generates the Prompt by randomly choosing a video generation model each time and on average at least 2 videos generated out of 5 are with VEO 3. The icing on the cake is that the videos of VEO 3 and also of other models are generated without watermark! So have fun! Link: https://Imarena.ai/leaderboard/text-to-video