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The Prompters - What if those accidental things happened to us is an orchestration?
The flow started with Claude to generate the prompt, and then simplify the prompt along the way to get a better result.
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Falling on a meadow filled with cats not knowing she fell into a trap.
Ultimately the cat transforms into a gargoyle not one nor two but multiple gargoyle's.
Ultimately she wakes from her dream back into her room but the question remains was it really A Dream?
my AI made a couple mistakes thats why you can see multiple video creations till i got the best shots.
generated all reference characters also inside capcut video studio.
The Last Private Thought
An original 30-second one-take AI film about a woman whose most personal memory is extracted and transformed into an advertisement. When she tries to protect her final private thought, she discovers that even the desire to be left alone can be monetized.
Created entirely in CapCut Video Studio using Seedance 2.5.
This is Incredible
Here’s a 102-second one-take film created using Seedance 2.5 in CapCut Video Studio.
For this experiment, I wanted to see whether I could build a longer continuous scene from multiple 30-second generations, joined through motivated camera movement and carefully choreographed action.
Follow the magician and decide whether it did the trick.
This video is actually made up of four separate clips, but the transitions are barely noticeable thanks to superior editing and extension capabilities of the new Seedance 2.5 model in CapCut.
The full set of prompts is available in my posts on LinkedIn and X.