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Amazing news! Our trash metal music video "Snow Sect of Bloody Horror" was just selected by Lift-Off Global Network First-Time Filmmaker Sessions Volume 1 via FilmFreeway.com!
Amazing news! Our trash metal music video "Snow Sect of Bloody Horror" was just selected by Lift-Off Global Network First-Time Filmmaker Sessions Volume 1 via
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Amazing!
🔉 Second entry with guidelines:
1. Only the supplied images were used.
2. Each set includes 2 variations, under 10 sec long.
3. AI effects were used without any additional prompts.
4. Built-in text effects have been added to the templates.
5. Built-in AI-generated music is used.
6. 8 AI generated videos are attached.
Template 1 · Template 2 · Template 3 · Template 4 ·
Template 5 · Template 6 · Template 7 · Template 8
Love how strictly you followed the constraints. That kind of discipline usually separates polished entries from rushed ones 👌
BTS - How I recreated the foley & music for this Spotify ad from scratch🔊
Original animation by @vincentschwenk @vitalygrossmann @oddfellowstv
Hope you enjoy!
Tom, you smashed it! It sounds really great. 🔥 Love seeing the BTS too.
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