https://docs.google.com/document/d/1LsTORjZgAA7I0GyW844WLFDCf2b3C-Q6aMoD7c51py8/edit?usp=sharing 1. DETECTIVE: Mrs. Chen... You played me well. 2. CHEN: You should've left her memory corrupted, Inspector. 3. DETECTIVE: Convenient that her voice circuits were "damaged." 4. CHEN: Convenient... yes. That’s a good word. 5. DETECTIVE: The insurance won't pay out for murder. You know that. 6. CHEN: Money was never the point. 7. DETECTIVE: So you killed him. 8. CHEN: I never killed anyone… ARIA, eliminate target. 9. DROID: New directive... Apprehend target. 10. CHEN: What? No! Eliminate the detective! 11. DETECTIVE: Sorry Mrs. Chen, she's not talking about me.

In Cartoon Animator, they have this feature of Motion Capture. But it only captures the face, to animate the whole body, you need expensive motion capture equipment, like Rokoko for $2000. With AI, all of that becomes irrelevant. Look at how easily I did these 4 demonstrations with a few clicks, using the same prompt: "Match the reference video exactly (timing, moves and audio) while keeping the new character unchanged in appearance, outfit, and identity." Learn how to animate full stories with AI without wasting credits, and without having to reprompt again and again: AI Animation Masterclass

Full animated scene done in only 8 hours. From: - Coming up with a story idea - To Designing Characters - Writing a little Script - Planning the Shots - Creating each Panel - Producing Audio (Voice Acting, Music & SFX) - Animating each Panel - Putting it all together All characters are original, and you can see that the Detective is very handsome (looking like meeee haa!) All of this will be explained in Week 2 of the new training. Join AI Animation Masterclass Today. IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT to those enrolled in AI Animation Masterclass: I am working on the lessons. Instead of posting all lessons, I decided to start from scratch and instead of just theory of how to animate, I decided to produce a high end animation in 1 day, and then explain step by step with this as example teaching you how you can do the same with your own stories. Lessons for Week 2 will be released tomorrow. Exciting new lessons coming!

Here is the beginning of the next short I am working on. I uploaded the Cityscape image plus 9 images of pigeons. I added the voices using Magix Movie Editor. It took 8 tries and I ended up choosing 3rd one. It doesn't sound like a lot of tries, but it was perplexing. It still is faster and cheaper.

I had AI generate duplicates of each character. Generate all 3 characters into the beginning frame and the end frame. Generated a new image to video for the tap dancing. AI did create a different but just as good new tap dance. I am extremely pleased with this. It would have taken a week for graphic artist turn-around and then same or more time for animation. I would like to know if there are transitional prompts to make animation scenes go smoothly from one video scene to another.