Freelancers using Renoise in New York

Freelancers using Renoise in New YorkFreelancers using Renoise in New York

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Ifeoma Barker

proNew York, USA

AI Creative Director - Campaigns, Content & Custom Builds

5.0: Rating

93: Followers

expert

Expert

AI Creative Director - Campaigns, Content & Custom Builds

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SEEDANCE 2.5 | 30-SECOND ONE-SHOT CINEMATIC TEST So I wanted to see how far I could push Seedance 2.5 with one continuous 30-second camera movement. The challenge was simple: Take one complex storyline, keep the same heroine, maintain her wardrobe and appearance, move continuously through the environment, introduce a gravity anomaly, bring in the crater, transfer the power to the heroine, reveal the creature, and end with incoming meteors. All inside one generation. I pushed it. The result was surprisingly cinematic. The character consistency held throughout the sequence. Her outfit stayed intact. The continuous tracking movement worked. The gravity effect came through. The crater interaction worked. The power-transfer moment worked. The monster appeared. The incoming meteors created the final cliffhanger. The biggest issue was pacing. I gave the model too many major story beats for 30 seconds, so it compressed several actions together. The pool transition is where the sequence loses some continuity. Instead of giving that moment enough time to develop, the model rushed her into the pool and back toward the crater. Still, I decided to keep the test. Why? Because this was never intended to be the final version. I wanted to understand how Seedance 2.5 interprets a complex one-shot prompt, and this test gave me a clear answer. The model followed the overall direction. The next step is better scene planning. Instead of forcing an entire story into one 30-second generation, I would break the major action beats into shorter sequences and give each moment enough room to breathe. My biggest takeaway: More story inside a single generation does not automatically create a better video. Sometimes better AI video direction means giving the model less to execute at once. This was a test. This was the result. And I’m keeping it because the experiment itself was worth documenting. Tool tested: Seedance 2.5 @Renoise Format: 30-second continuous one-shot Goal: Character consistency + camera continuity + complex action Result: Strong visual execution, rushed narrative pacing Next experiment: Shorter controlled sequences with fewer major actions per generation

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Cover image for Unleash Creativity: AI Storytelling with Renoise Canvas

So I wanted to see how far I could push a simple idea inside Renoise. The story starts with my AI character on an ordinary train ride. A football match catches her attention, the train makes its final stop, and suddenly she's running onto a live stadium pitch to take the shot herself. I loved playing with that unexpected transition between two completely different worlds. To build it, I used Face Pass to keep character consistent, added an outfit reference for continuity, then used Renoise Canvas to generate and connect the images that become the entire scene. After a few refinements, the AI created the visual shots, I focused on directing the story and editing the final sequence. I'm also sharing a sped-up Canvas walkthrough so you can see exactly how I built it. #RenoiseChallenge

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What would your

Title: First Memory What would your first memory feel like if you had just been created? First Memory is a short cinematic film clip about an AI-generated character experiencing her very first memory and slowly realizing that her world is being generated in real time. What begins as a bright, dreamlike lifestyle film gradually transforms into a story about identity, memory, and existence. As subtle visual glitches emerge, the character's perfect memories begin to unravel, leading her toward an unsettling self-awareness. I started with one of my previously created AI character images and imported it into Renoise Canvas, where I built the film scene by scene. Using Renoise's video generation tools and FaceLock for character consistency, I was able to maintain her identity while intentionally evolving her environment and emotional journey. My goal was to explore a simple but compelling question: If an AI could remember the moment it first existed, what kind of story would it tell? #RenoiseChallenge

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Here is my Submission for the Base44 Give it a glow challenge.. Soso's Kitchen - Gave It A Glow 🍽️ Soso's Kitchen has been one of my favorite local Afro-Caribbean kitchens for years. The food was already incredible, but every order and catering inquiry still happened through Instagram DMs. I wanted to change that. Using Base44, I built a complete digital experience that gives the business a proper online home while keeping the ordering process simple for customers. The build includes online ordering with a deposit checkout, automated order confirmations, a dedicated catering booking system, an AI concierge that answers customer questions, and my favorite feature...Cook With Soso, an AI recipe assistant that creates Afro-Caribbean recipes from ingredients you already have at home. For me, this project wasn't just about building a website. It was about helping a real local business spend less time managing messages and more time focusing on what they do best. Before: Every order lived in a DM. After: A mobile-first ordering experience with automation, AI, and a workflow that scales with the business. This project reminded me that some of the best AI projects aren't the biggest ones, they're the ones that solve real problems for real people. Live project site: https://sosos-kitchen.base44.app

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Casey Choron

proCloster, USA

AI didn’t make me creative. It made me faster. Craft wins.

$1k+: Earned

2x: Hired

15: Followers

AI didn’t make me creative. It made me faster. Craft wins.

Cover image for I made “American Magic,” a

I made “American Magic,” a cinematic talent-show short with a major twist at the end. I scripted it myself (without AI) and built the piece in Renoise using a shot-by-shot AI video workflow, consistent character design references, set design, theatrical lighting, and an important gray hat! Now I’m gonna go have a cigarette. #RenoiseChallenge

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Personal Wellness Explainer Video (Short Form / AI)

Cover image for Nightloom helps users capture dreams

Nightloom helps users capture dreams by voice or text, extracts recurring symbols and emotions, and turns them into a living, breathing neural network across time. It is designed as a gentle reflection tool: personal, measurable, and memorable, without claiming clinical interpretation. Created with Figma Make, Figma Design, Figma Weave/generated imagery, AI-assisted coding/workflow, Supabase. (Please watch with sound enabled) Nightloom App: https://bit.ly/3SihLyq (https://bit.ly/3SihLyq)Figma Project File: https://bit.ly/4vYx8uv (https://bit.ly/4vYx8uv)Social: https://www.instagram.com/p/DZviCcQS7Ch/

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I designed and branded a concept car that pays homage to the classic 1984 Datsun 300ZX, one of my favorite cars of the era. I designed the car in Blender, generated the video in Runway ML and designed the website UI in Figma. This is a work in progress; full case study coming soon.

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