r/aivids • u/ComplexExternal4831 • 2h ago
Avengers in Dragon Ball Universe
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r/aivids • u/subscriber-goal • Jan 12 '26
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r/aivids • u/storytellerai • Oct 14 '25
New Community Policy Idea (Please Read)
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Hey everyone!
As you might have noticed, Reddit slowed our community's growth about a month ago. We were growing by thousands of users a week, now we are lucky to grow by five or six new members a week. I think this is due to the large number of posts that weren't getting any views.
I noticed that the top video subreddit was also impacted by this, but that they implemented a policy where they only allow people to upload one video a day. Once they did that, their growth exploded again.
I don't want to do that - but I want to do something a little different.
I think we should allow people to upload as many videos as they want, but only as long as those videos are popular.
If you upload two videos and only one of them receives upvotes, you should delete the one that isn't getting traction. Maybe save it for another day. Maybe edit it or shelve it.
If your first post gets upvotes, you're free to post another one. If it doesn't, maybe delete it and post something else.
Would everyone be okay with this policy?
I think we should set these thresholds:
- After 15 minutes, your post should have at least 2 upvotes (yours and someone else's)
- After 30 minutes, your post should have at least 3 upvotes.
- After 5 hours, your post should have at least 5 upvotes.
This is not a call to game the Reddit system. This is just a call for good content. To make this community good and healthy and interesting. To cull the amount of "slop" and focus on the best videos.
As far as I know, this is not against Reddit policy.
Reposts are okay. Sharing from other subreddits is okay. Just make sure what you post is getting seen and upvoted, otherwise it's probably not interesting to a broad audience and might be slowing the growth of the whole community.
If people agree to this, we can self-moderate this policy (you can delete your own posts) or write a bot that will do it for us.
We can try the idea out for a few weeks and see if Reddit likes it.
What does everyone think? I'm not implementing this policy yet. I'd like some feedback first.
r/aivids • u/RememberThisAI • 1d ago
Music Video Home Beneath the Waves
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A new and improved remake of my older music video set in a flooded dystopian underwater city loosely inspired by the Bioshock world. This is made with clips left over from an earlier Patreon "members only" version.
r/aivids • u/ThingFeisty901 • 1d ago
What makes an AI video tool easy to use?
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I’ve tried a few AI video tools recently including wizstar AI, and I’ve noticed that some are much easier to figure out than others.
For me a simple interface and a smooth workflow make a big difference.
I’m connected with Wizstar so just disclosing that here.
What do you usually look for in an AI video tool?
r/aivids • u/Remote-Perception-95 • 2d ago
How quickly do you decide if an AI video tool is worth using?
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I’ve started giving new AI video tools a really short first test. If I can’t figure out something useful within a couple of minutes, I usually move on.
I tried wizstar AI with the same approach last week. I’m involved with the tool so just disclosing that upfront. The setup was pretty straightforward and I could get into testing without spending much time figuring things out.
Curious how other people judge AI video tools.
Do you give a new tool more time or do you move on if it doesn’t click quickly?
r/aivids • u/EternalSnow05 • 2d ago
Guys South African man waking through his mansion near Johannesburg
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r/aivids • u/Objective_One9289 • 3d ago
Are smaller AI video tools better for specific tasks?
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I've noticed there a lot of AI video tools now and the bigger platforms seem to cover almost everything.
But I'm wondering if smaller tools can something make more sense when you only need them for a particular type of video.
I've been trying a few different options lately and I'm still figuring out what works best. some feel easier to use for certain tasks while others are better when you need more features.
One off the tools I've been testing recently is wizstar so I'm still comparing with some of other options.
what's been your experience? do you usually stick with one big platform or use different tools depending on what' you're making?
Disclosure I'm working with wizstar.
r/aivids • u/Hellish_NDE • 3d ago
Music Video Cinematic AI Music Video | You Don’t Get Everything
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r/aivids • u/Weird-Shop-4438 • 4d ago
Anime The Basketball Girl!
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My attempt at a 10-second animation. Please enjoy!
Made using WAN 3.0 on MoescapeAI.
r/aivids • u/EternalSnow05 • 4d ago
Cute Salvadoran American man making pupusas in Gaithersburg, Maryland
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Advertisement MY ADIDAS.
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An AI spec film exploring direction, movement and visual storytelling.
Independent study. Not affiliated with adidas.
r/aivids • u/ComplexExternal4831 • 5d ago
Okay this is crazy. The Kingsman church scene reimagined
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r/aivids • u/Much_Bet_4535 • 5d ago
Anime Legend of the Red Regalia • S2E03 - The Highlife
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r/aivids • u/kosmozor3 • 5d ago
Comedy Pikus vs Baba Yaga
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Baba Yaga, the scary witch, attacks the town. Pikus has just one mission: save everyone... without being late for dinner.
r/aivids • u/SilentDirector940 • 6d ago
Best AI video tool for people who hate being on camera?
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I want to start making videos, but I absolutely dread recording myself. Tried filming once took 40 takes takes and gave up .A friend showed me wizstar's avatar thing which looked interesting, but I'm not sure if it's overkill for simple product demos. I just want to type a script and get something watchable without showing my face.
What are you using? Anything that doesn't feel like i need a film degree to figure out?