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Workflow: - Find a winning format that you'd like to get inspiration from. - Use a real actor and change her look with GPT Image or NB. I changed mine from caucasian to asian. - Use a scene breakdown tool to break down the script into prompts. There are tons of free tools out there. I use https://starpop.ai/ for this. - Use Omni to make the videos. The above video is like 4 generations. - Use CapCut to edit everything - Then upscale using Topaz for that ultra realistic look Let me know if you have any questions!

A 65-year-old woman stands at her husband's wake with dry eyes, and then starts telling her children how he asked her to marry him. The story goes back to 1965: a girl who had never owned one new thing in her life, a promise she made because she was certain it could never be kept, and a man who found a way to keep it. 10 minutes, set between 1965 and 1968, shot in two grades: a pushed documentary-realist 35mm look for the past, and a much darker, candle-lit grade for the present-day wake. Watch it here 👇 and tell me what you think about the pacing, the grade and the ending. Honest notes welcome, that is what I'm here for. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qTk7etB6DuY