Yeah, this was an exercise from Motion Science module, and I decided to make it with AI. So, I'm posting here too. I can also upload without all the effects. Tools used: After Effects, Midjourney, Flow. Scene 1 Prompt (MJ): A close shot of a man typing on a keyboard. The hand is thin. The keyboard is old and has marks of use. The man is a hacker. The camera is focusing on his fingers and blur the edges of the screen. The scene has shades of green. Technology feel. Scene 2 Prompt (MJ): The camera close-up the computer screen. There is complex code being coding. The focus is on the computer screen, and blur the rest. The scene has shades of green and low light. Scene 3 Prompt (Flow): In a high-secured prison, high tech, we see a big door locked. The ambient is dark. We see a screen. Some weak lights are on. The camera moves in the door direction. The scene has shades of green. Scene 4 Prompt (MJ): The camera shows the screen close-up. We read "Secured System failed", "door is unlocked". Scene 5 Prompt (Flow): In a completely dark room, we see movement of a creature. It's hard to distinguish with almost no light in it. Close-up is the eyes of the creature glows dark yellow. Slow breath. The scene ends with the door opening. The audio was also AI generated with Flow. Music... motion array (sorry I just cut the watermark, ooops)

Experimenting with character consistency and world building in Midjourney

Some things I wanted to test out with this idea: scene setup, camera angles, AI nerd "humor," character consistency, and dialogue in Veo 3. Taking this one as a lesson in "letting go" and dropping it here to tell myself it's done. Or as done as it's gonna be. Critiques welcomed.

Last week I was experimenting and put together a 13-second edit — basically the opening of a music video. It’s a little homage to the 90s grunge/rock scene that inspired me when I was younger. Short, raw, and fun to make. What are you working on?