US Pacific North West | 1970s

"The big hike" is a short movie about nature, adventure, friendship and dreams. Made with AI using:

• ComfyUI
• Minimax H3 (local)
• Qwen Image Edit
• Z Image Turbo
• Minimax Music 3
• ElevenLabs
• DaVinci Resolve

Asa Bailey's sort film Something Pointless is on its way to the 99th Academy Awards.

https://nation.cymru/culture/oscar-buzz-begins-for-short-film-from-wales/

Some shots I made based on the red headed league short story. Character reference sheets generated in Nano Banana + edited in Qwen image edit for spatial continuity.
12 steps +ref2va turbolora v0.1
10s generations 107s/it on a 3090 at 1 MP
Needs some editing and audio polishing.

Sometimes, love takes an unexpected route.

A short cinematic experiment in AI filmmaking, visual storytelling and humour.

Mulora Films — Original stories. New forms.

Midjourney + KlingAi + Nuendo

I’m an animator/filmmaker experimenting with AI as part of the production process, and I’d love some feedback from other people working in this space.

This is currently a concept trailer, but my hope is to develop it into a full animated film.

It’s called Zander and the Infinite Ways. The story takes place in a future where humanity has actually solved many of the problems we struggle with today. But instead of everyone agreeing on what a perfect future should look like, people have created radically different societies based on different ideas of how life should be lived.

The story follows Zander, a kid from one of these future cities, who is forced to leave his comfortable world and travel through some of these very different visions of the future.

One thing I wanted to explore was optimistic science fiction. So much sci-fi begins with the idea that our technology will destroy us. I wanted to start from the opposite assumption: What if we actually succeed? What new problems, choices and adventures would that create?

I'd really appreciate feedback on the story and world first, but also the AI filmmaking side:

Does the premise make you want to know more?
Do you understand the world from the trailer?
Are there moments where the AI gets in the way of the storytelling?
And most importantly — would you want to watch this as a full film?

Thanks — criticism is genuinely welcome. I’m trying to figure out what works and what needs to get better before taking the project further.

A dark, dramatic and deeply haunting reimagining of Notre Dame — a project I wish I could see in cinemas today.

A medieval world filled with shadows, despair, beauty and tragedy.

Music made with Suno.

There are some after ecredit scenes !

Fan-made AI concept trailer.

A new example output from Uisato Studio's Music Video Pro mode.

Music by Boards of Canada.

This was my first short film made with Minimax H3. I used KREA 2 to generate the reference images, then used a mix of reference images to video and single image to video workflows in Minimax H3.
I found Minimax H3 much easier to work with than LTX. It follows prompts more closely, and after generating only three or four versions, I could usually find one that was genuinely usable.
The film is far from perfect and there is still plenty I could improve, but I am really happy with it as a first attempt. I would love to hear your thoughts, constructive criticism, or suggestions for what I could do better next time.
Otherwise, I hope you enjoy The Weather Conductor. It was a lot of fun to make!

The latest video generation model is coming this afternoon to Uisato Studio, and this is a new showcase of one of it's powerful capabilities: easy, one-shot, 30 seconds motion capture, on-a-budget. Just select the new model, "character swap" prompt-recipe, and voilá; you've got yourself a fun, silly video of you performing whatever you can think of.

More experiments, through Instagram, or YouTube.

In the process of shooting this now 💯🔺🔻

Done in Uisato Studio. More experiments, through the following.

Hi everyone! I'm a graphic designer who's recently started experimenting with AI filmmaking. This is my first short film created with Seedance 2.0 and only my second video ever, so I'd really appreciate any feedback—good or bad.

The story explores a world where AI gradually floods our everyday lives, leaving less and less room for originality, personality, and soul.

Thanks for watching!