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This is my first AI video experiment — learning the tools, making mistakes and discovering what AI filmmaking can do. Every shot was created using AI image and video generation tools. No traditional camera was used. I am sharing this as a learning journey — feedback and questions are very welcome.
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Can AI make your own footage look smoother in slow motion?
I tested Runway’s new Enhance Frame Rate feature on three different types of motion: walking, a skateboard trick, and a passing tram.
Left: manually slowed down
Right: enhanced to 120fps, then slowed down
After putting them side by side, the difference is subtle but the slow motion does look smoother, especially with faster movements.
I did notice some distortion in the last scene, though, so it’s not perfect yet.
Still, it’s a useful tool when you want to slow down footage and emphasize the movement.
Can you tell the difference?
High slow motion is better in high frames nice animation I like how clothes are flying by the air ❤️❤️
A character-driven AI commercial that turns a product into part of the story. Playful, cinematic, and designed to feel more like entertainment than traditional advertising
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So with Seedance, as I've mentioned before-- lipsyncing is BEYOND exceptional. You can even sync in-generation edits TO music if you know how to prompt things right. I always start with character reference and build out the number from there. Here's a lovely claymation/Coraline inspired snippet from a creative project I've been noodling around on. NEVER settle for letting the model do your work for you. Bring it into Premiere, edit the HECK out of it and it pays dividends.
What do you think?