Tyler Poole

Hey there folks. I’m wondering if you can tell me what tools might be used to create the human figure in these videos. Is it an ai avatar? A filter? Any hints appreciated! 🙏 https://youtube.com/shorts/iDNInKbeQ9A?si=UKEXs79s_t0PB2INhttps://youtube.com/shorts/iDNInKbeQ9A?si=UKEXs79s_t0PB2IN

New comment May 3

Tyler Poole

2 likes • May 1

In the title of her channel it has her name in parenthesis, so I think the effect you're seeing is and editing trick. Quick cuts, slight change in zoom, and a "camera shake" filter can do that. If it is AI, it's HeyGen, nothing else can reproduce at that quality that I've seen. But I think it's actually her with good editing.

Tyler Poole

1 like • May 2

@Genesis Of Earth I've done a decent amount of avatar work for my YouTube channel and some side projects and I wouldn't think that was AI if she didn't say "Look what the AI did to my face" But, the new HeyGen model does allow you to record yourself with speaking and it will pull mannerisms from your hands and speech patterns. Either way... it's interesting lol

Tyler Poole

Apr 19 •

Win 🏆

Runway Gen 4 Video Model Test

I'm always super interested with the new Video gen models so this is my latest test. ChatGPT for ideation and image prompts, Leonardo (Flux Dev model) for images, and Runway Gen4 Turbo for the video! Hope ya like it!

New comment Apr 26

Diego Roshardt

Apr 2 •

Win 🏆

Update on my portfolio of niche automated channels

I already have an automated channel in the history niche that’s been racking up views and subscribers. I’m using ShortsFactory.io with the Comic illustration style to create the videos and they are about WW2 stories and facts. I’m now adding a second channel that’s going to be in the motivational/self-development niche. I’ve seen many faceless automated channels growing in that niche. For those who didn’t see my last post my plan is to scale with more channels across different niches with videos being automatically created every day. With volume like this some of the videos will inevitably go viral which will allow me to monetize some of the channels or get sponsorships.

New comment Apr 12

Update on my portfolio of niche automated channels

Tyler Poole

1 like • Apr 12

@Diego Roshardt are those all published with the watermark? I like the comic style of that history channel, and I think both Lego and Samurai Ink could be really effective. The Samurai Ink would crush with a self-development or philosophy niche.

Heather Coffin

Mar 31 •

General discussion

AI video

Any one recommend AI video generator?

New comment Apr 26

Tyler Poole

4 likes • Apr 4

Kling was by far the leader until the other day when Runway 4 came out... The results from it look pretty impressive so far. Pika has a lot of good VFX effects, but as a generator it lags behind some of the others.

Shameka Hall

Feb 28 •

General discussion

Helpful Kitty - Going Viral! 1.2 Million Views!

Here's an example of easy AI generations. These kinds of shorts are going absolutely viral right now! 1.2 million views and counting!! As always, they are super easy with a template! 😊 I've been seeing these kinds of videos everywhere! Have you noticed them too? https://www.tiktok.com/@today_ohou/video/7472354027896900907

New comment Mar 7

Tyler Poole

3 likes • Feb 28

@Chris Rizzo thanks! I use Leonardo for the images, Kling for image to video, then DaVinci for the editing… InVideo is nice but so expensive… Fliki is better for the price with similar functionality imho

Tyler Poole

2 likes • Mar 1

@Chris Rizzo Focus on keeping it consistent in the images which is done via good/consistent prompting. That will translate to consistency in the videos. There are other software's that do things like face swap, but for a project like this I just built it into my prompt

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