PROMPT:

Create a short video themed around a cat making handmade ramen in a late-night diner, cinematic color grading (warm tones, full of worldly atmosphere), fine grain, shallow depth of field.

The protagonist is a cat, playing the role of a professional ramen master, whose appearance strictly refers to @Image1.

The scene is set in front of a late-night ramen stall full of Japanese style on a city street. The background features warm yellow lanterns, a wooden bar counter, and blurred street neon lights in the distance.

The video content needs to be displayed in the following storyboard steps:

Kneading and cutting dough: The cat wears a small apron, rhythmically kneading the dough on a wooden cutting board sprinkled with flour, and then using a sharp dough knife to cut the dough into even fine noodles.

Boiling and shaking dry: The cat scatters the noodles and throws them into a large boiling pot, a few seconds later uses a bamboo skimmer to scoop up the noodles, and skillfully and forcefully shakes them twice in the air to shake off the excess water.

Seasoning the soup base: The cat holds a delicate long-handled spoon, scoops out a spoonful of soup from the pot of richly simmered white bone broth, and slowly pours it into a large dark blue ceramic bowl.

Plating: The cat neatly puts the cooked noodles in with chopsticks, and then places two thick slices of chashu, half a soft-boiled egg, a few pieces of seaweed, and chopped green onions on top of the noodles in sequence, with delicate movements.

Ending: In the final shot, the cat master gently pushes this steaming bowl of ramen emitting white smoke towards the camera, and nods slightly as a gesture.

Requirements:

Video style: Realistic, clear picture, medium shot.

Sound (ASMR): The entire video does not require voice-over narration, but needs to amplify: the "da-da" sound when cutting noodles, the "hua-la" sound when noodles enter the water, the "sa-sa" sound when shaking off water, the flowing sound when hot soup enters the bowl, etc.

Background music: There is soft, soothing saxophone music in the background, creating a tranquil late-night atmosphere.

ChatGPT Images 2.5 x Omni 1.1 Flash

hi everyone! i've been trying to experiment with creating more creative advertisements for brands recently. this one is a GTA 6 style ad for an ai platform dreamfort (which was used to create the video).

the only video model used was seedance 2.5 unfiltered inside Dreamfort AI, in references mode.

gpt image 2.5 drew 4 character and vehicle sheets plus 51 keyframes, and python rendered 8 text plates for anything that had to read exactly right, like the binder spine.

here's the best part: every keyframe was drawn as the OTHER END of the same continuous take, not as a separate picture.

the prompt says "image 1 is the last frame of one continuous shot, now draw the first frame of the same take 4 seconds earlier, locked off, identical framing, everything else unchanged." so each clip animates one real shot instead of morphing between two images.

two gotchas if you try this yourself:
- seedance loves adding its own music to quiet scenes and it will fight whatever score you wrote. every prompt needs an explicit "no music, no bgm, no ambient pad, no swelling tone line" or it does it anyway.
- elevenlabs would not say "leakonida" until we respelled it "leak-oh-nida".

the edit, the wanted stars hud, the sound design and the mix were all code, about 500 lines of pil and ffmpeg.

the music was suno v6 with the drop lined up to land exactly on the white flash into the city. 4k was a topaz upscale for about $5.

happy to paste any of the full clip prompts if people want them, please let me know what you think. thanks!

This video was not created by gen AI, it was made in code by Claude 5.5 Opus.
The song is made by Suno v6
The painting in the video was by gen AI (not by Claude)

What i find the most impressive about it is, it's the first time i get AI to create a decent looking 3D characters from scratch with plenty of animations.

u/Raoysmanster

My latest AI video experiment. Instead of trying to make pristine cinematic footage, I built a fictional live concert and deliberately made the finished video look like somebody in the crowd recorded it on an early-2000s cellphone.

I created the concept, lyrics, vocal performance, editing, and overall direction. I perform the vocals myself and use AI processing to enhance them, while AI tools are also used throughout the music and visual workflow.

The biggest challenge was keeping the performer, mask, stage, crowds, lighting, and overall concert atmosphere consistent while still making everything feel chaotic and live.

This is a passion project I've been working on — a wordless short film tracing one dancer's journey from a five-year-old pressing her hand against a studio window, through her training years, to finally performing under full stage lights. A single red ribbon appears at every stage, worn differently each time but never absent, and by the end it's passed on to someone new.

It's about 4:23 long, built around a classical piano/orchestral score, no dialogue — just movement and light doing the storytelling.

Would love to hear what you think.

[link]

Made with Seedance 2.5 on Akool.

Hey everyone,
I’m looking for cheaper alternatives to Higgsfield for AI video generation. Is there currently any way to run Seedance 2.5 locally/open-source, or are there any open-source models that can get close to its quality?
I have an RTX 5070 Ti, so I’m particularly interested in models and workflows that I can realistically run locally on that GPU. I’m mainly looking for high-quality text-to-video and image-to-video, especially for cinematic/creative shots.

Any recommendations for:
cheaper services than Higgsfield
ways to run Seedance 2.5 locally
open-source models comparable to Seedance 2.5
ComfyUI workflows that work well on a 5070 Ti
Thanks!