I created multiple AI-generated tsunami VFX shots to test the limits of AI video generation.

What happens when you take a simple grayscale 3D previz render and transform it into a realistic cinematic video using AI? In this experiment, I explore an AI-powered VFX workflow that takes a basic grayscale visualization and pushes it toward a photorealistic, cinematic result while maintaining the original scene structure, composition, camera perspective, and visual intent. @Jack Bayliss thank you so much this not able to done without ur help

😃 Hi everyone! Here's my latest video if you haven’t seen it already. I show how to create these ‘3D render’ style videos to use as a base animation, so then you can easily change them to any style you want. I have been slowly building up a library of these shots so I can use them in future projects which I have found extremely useful, and I’ve put some of them in a Google drive folder so you can try them out if you want. 👉 Here is the prompt document to help create these style of videos (also contains video file link) : https://docs.google.com/document/d/1n6bGK1ffhQgMW-7bIR3Nei-XLgVQdvMc/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=109448758079468035019&rtpof=true&sd=true Please let me know if you have any questions about this method. Thanks! 🙌

What happens when a human transforms into a wild animal or a terrifying creature? In this cinematic AI VFX experiment, I explore a series of photorealistic human-to-animal and human-to-monster transformations, created using generative AI, motion design and visual-effects techniques.