Sorry to miss yesterday's class/discussion. Friday afternoons are always crunch time for me, I'm always finishing up my next video. But I did want to share my latest. The animation isn't done with AI (I am still proudly using Cartoon Animator!), and the characters were designed and rigged by artists, but I did use AI to create most of the backgrounds/scenes in this one. (A few backgrounds from real artist - the side view of the dock, for example.) That saves me a lot of time and I'm happy with the results. I will continue to refine the look of the camp settings. I also experimented with some AI voice generation. The main characters (Dewey, Zack, Maya, Bob, the Moose, and one of the girl campers) are performed by my daughter and me, but I used typecast(dot)ai to create the voices for the rest of the young campers in the first story. I have mixed feelings about the results, let me know what you think. https://youtu.be/jyxR5aDvj0g?si=NcJEVtmtmsJnIzOl

@Mark Diaz I just saw this video by CBS mornings and would like your thoughts and advice on the topic 🙌 https://youtu.be/mOh8TAm6XvQ

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.