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AI Cinematic Fight Story – Narrative Action Sequence Created with Generative Video
This project explores how AI video generation can be used for cinematic storytelling rather than isolated visual shots.
The workflow combines generative video creation with filmmaking principles such as spatial continuity, character anchoring, shot composition, narrative pacing and sound design. Each sequence was generated, directed and reconstructed through editing to maintain logical spatial relationships between characters and environments.
AI workflow includes generative video direction, prompt based scene construction, spatial composition control, cinematic editing, environmental coherence and sound design.
Good effort, but I can't lie, AI has a long way to go when it comes to building out an entire film/short film by itself. All of the human things that are supposed to feel human are just too corny and cheesy and just lack any actual emotion and expression. Not to be a hater, but...
Appreciate the perspective. I actually agree that AI still struggles with authentic human emotion and nuance. That’s exactly why I’m interested in exploring it.
My goal isn’t to claim AI replaces filmmaking, but to experiment with how narrative structure, scene blocking, pacing...
Honestly it's not building any narrative structure & pacing. It's all the human's prompting that decides those elements isn't it? And if you say you didn't prompt it to do all of of that according to your human sensibilities, then I can see why most generations are so half-assed...
That’s actually very close to how I see it.
The image is the map,The prompt is the direction.
Both have to be built coherently and guided step by step, otherwise the scene falls apart.
AI doesn't invent narrative structure on its own. The human still has to think about staging,...
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Vivid Vault: AI Cinematic Thumbnail Suite
I built Vivid Vault to empower mobile creators to generate high-end, 3D cinematic thumbnails instantly. This project was designed 100% on a mobile device using Figma Make to push the boundaries of on-the-go creative workflows.
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Voice-to-Design Engine: Hands-free thumbnail generation via voice prompts.
Liquid Glass Style Gallery: A high-fidelity UI that makes selecting styles intuitive and tactile.
Success Celebration: Animated feedback loops to make the creative process fun and rewarding.
Sharing a quick progress
Building an interactive, cinematic experience — pushing beyond traditional UI into something more immersive.
Loving the challenge so far, definitely worth joining 🙌
Can you tell me more about this, what exactly user can do with this?
I’m excited to share my submission for the #FigmaMakeathon! 🚀
Text Animator
Check out the live site here: https://design-beam-34224721.figma.site/
I built this professional-grade Typography motion engine web-app.
About the App:
Text Animator gives you granular control over typography. You can animate by word, character, or line using 3D presets, custom gradients, and Google Fonts integration. Once you’ve dialed in the perfect easing and stagger, you can export the motion logic instantly as JSON, CSS, or React code.
Huge thanks to @Figma and @Contra for the opportunity to push the boundaries of what’s possible.
#FigmaMakeathon #MadeWithFigma
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