Going to try a cowboy short using Cameron's Mult-Angle techniques instead of WWII Bomber Pilot

I have finally tackled possibly my favorite genre of all, Scifi... new Title: Seraphine Prompt: Image: Spacecraft is docked in a dark poorly lit space hangar, Ship engine lights are off. No orange glow.. Close up of Woman and droid stand together in foreground shallow depth of field. Droid height is knee high in scale to woman. Light is consist on all present in scene

Just the 1st frame.... out of steam... anomorphic lenses rock

I wanted to invite everyone to a group activity to improve our skills... The project is to create a 1940s Hollywood Movie Star and cast them in three different film 10 second scenes, horror (the classics), wholesome family movie (think Frank Capra) and murder/mystery... not a contest, just for fun, something we can all discuss, share ideas about, talk shop and get to know each other. Here is a MidJourney prompt to help you on the way: Shot on Kodak Panchromatic 1940s film stock, fine grain, deep blacks, soft halation. Photographed with Cooke Speed Panchro lenses. 1940s Hollywood lighting: sharp directional key light, sculpted chiaroscuro shadows, cigarette smoke in the air, deep focus, minimal bokeh. [INSERT GENRE + SUBJECT: detective interrogation, haunted house hallway, romantic café meeting, sci-fi lab, comedy scene] Styled in classic 1940s wardrobe, practical practical lamps, period-correct décor. Cinematography inspired by John Alton and Gregg Toland. –ar 7:3 –b&w –raw –v 7.0 Please share your work and let's have some fun!! Here is my star: the Immortal Evelyn Harrow LOL

Hi! I Here's a new video I made about Google Veo 3.😊