Instead of letting AI generate random dance moves, create a choreography sheet showing step-by-step movements, poses, timing and camera angles. Upload it as a reference in Seedance, Kling or any AI video generator. ✅ Better control over movements ✅ Smoother dance transitions ✅ Better coordination between characters ✅ Less trial and error 💡 It's not always 100% accurate to the choreography, but it does the job surprisingly well! Give it a try! 🔥

Has anyone here used AI video to promote a live selling show? I sell live every night and I am testing short clips to pull people into the room. What kind of clip worked best for you?

A small workflow to try in ComfyUI: Load Image → Forma Video → Save Video Choose your image, select a supported model, describe the movement and click Check price. Run it when you're happy with the settings. I included this as a ready-wired template in my open-source custom node package. I also build Forma, which handles the cloud generation. You don't need a local inference GPU or video model weights for these nodes. Your input image uploads to Forma for processing, and generation uses your prepaid balance. The finished video comes back into ComfyUI, where the Save Video node writes a local copy. For a first attempt, keep the motion simple: a slow camera move or one small action. Save that workflow before changing the prompt, so you have something useful to compare against. There are also templates for first-and-last-frame animation, talking portraits and motion transfer. The nodes are free; generation costs depend on the model and settings. Code, setup and example workflows: https://github.com/vavo/runpod-endpoints-comfy

Here's a small workflow from LoRA Pilot, the open-source image and video workspace I build. The example starts with a robot in an observatory and uses that image as the first frame of a video. Start with a reference you're happy with. Fix the composition and obvious image problems before asking the video model to animate them. Keep the first motion request modest: a slow camera move and a small head movement. You want a baseline you can judge. Asking for a dramatic orbit, walking, gestures and changing light all at once gives you a lot to untangle. Watch the entire result. Check the feet, hands, telescope and background as the camera moves. A lovely opening frame can still turn into five seconds of furniture having an identity crisis. Save the reference, prompt, model, seed and workflow with the clip. Change one thing for the next attempt, such as camera direction, so the comparison tells you something. Keeping the seed fixed helps compare attempts, but doesn't guarantee identical behaviour when other settings change. The demo uses ComfyUI inside LoRA Pilot and shows the controls for dimensions, frame count and sampling. Image-to-video starts around 1:14. LoRA Pilot itself is free. You'll need suitable hardware or paid GPU time, and a cloud machine keeps costing money while idle. https://youtube.com/watch?v=WznvV5Sk2jQ

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