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β’ 1d
My first time using FLORA to create an AI short film for the #FLORAMuseum challenge! (Did the final editing and sound design on DaVinci Resolve) How do you think it turned out?ππ»π¬β¨
β’ Sep 5
Since a part of my identity is shaped by being an independent filmmaker, I wanted to use this challenge to experiment with Flora to create a short AI film for the first time. For this challenge, I selected four distinct pieces from The Metβs collection and woven them into a...
the book shot feels very real. which scene was your favorite?
β’ 1d
Thank you! I think my favorite shot is the first extreme close up on the boy π
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So cool!
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