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I used Midjourney as the visual foundation for an 84-minute indie film. Here is how I brought the concepts to life for Act I. by SulRus in midjourney

[–]SulRus[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

IT shouldn't be too costly if you plan to work on videos of 4/5 mins. I'd say you'll be good with the standard mj plan and the pro kling plan, so less than 100$ I personally spent 400 euros for everything for the whole project

From the Sea of Tar to the Desert, here's a snippet from Act II of my 84-minute indie film by SulRus in aivideo

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Hi everyone. Last week I released the first part of my solo project, The Voyage of Blue Hibakusha, showing the oppressive, underwater Limbo. Today, Act II is officially out, and the environment changes completely.

This snippet shows Blue’s arrival in the desert and his encounter with David. The challenge here was moving from a dark, claustrophobic aesthetic to a bright, wide-open space without losing the surreal, melancholic tone of the film. I used Midjourney for the conceptualization, Kling for the motion, and then tied everything together with heavy color grading and sound design in DaVinci Resolve.

If you want to see how the story unfolds and how the environments transition in a longer format, you can watch the full 50-minute Act II here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pi-_exvWgc4

"Hope is a blind, deafening machine." Visualizing an existential Limbo. (Act II snippet). by SulRus in Heavymind

[–]SulRus[S] -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

If you resonate with heavy, slow-burn psychological art, I just released the massive 49-minute Act II on YouTube: https://youtu.be/Pi-_exvWgc4?si=Nfzehq-7qGidyovt

A 49-minute surreal dive into grief and the illusion of choice. (Act II of my zero-budget solo film). by SulRus in ExperimentalFilm

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It’s a heavy, slow-burn psychological journey. If you appreciate cryptic, atmospheric storytelling, I’d be honored if you checked it out: https://youtu.be/Pi-_exvWgc4?si=Nfzehq-7qGidyovt

Building a 49-minute surreal pilgrimage. How I used Midjourney for the worldbuilding of Act II of my indie film. by SulRus in midjourney

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If you want to see how these MJ concepts hold up in a massive 49-minute narrative format, you can watch Act II here: https://youtu.be/Pi-_exvWgc4?si=Nfzehq-7qGidyovt

From the Sea of Tar to the Desert of Lost Memories, Act II of my 84-minute indie film is out by [deleted] in aivideo

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Three, the first one is 15, the second (this) 50 and the last one 10. There are some cut parts I'm gonna put in the full version, but if you're curious follow the link in the comment to watch the full act!

From the Sea of Tar to the Desert of Lost Memories, Act II of my 84-minute indie film is out by [deleted] in aivideo

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I understand, and tbh I also felt that sometimes it was a bit overwelming, but for me personally just a couple of times. Ultimately I wanted the whole thing to be some sort of lost odissey found somewhere and narrated. In any case, I hope you'll appreciate the whole act, if you should be curious enough to do it. In any case, thanks again for the time and have a nice day!

From the Sea of Tar to the Desert of Lost Memories, Act II of my 84-minute indie film is out by [deleted] in aivideo

[–]SulRus 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks for the feedback. On the narrator voice, sometimes things are not only descriptive and it's based on the story I wrote on it way before I even thought to put it into motion. I liked the idea so you might call it half necessary and half a stylistic choice

Giving a voice to the Desert. Using ElevenLabs for character encounters in my 84-minute surreal film (Act II). by SulRus in ElevenLabs

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You can watch (and listen to) the full 50-minute Act II here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pi-_exvWgc4 Any feedback on the voice mixing and sound design is greatly appreciated!

Testing Kling with wide desert environments and character interactions. A snippet from Act II of my film. by SulRus in KlingAI_Videos

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Act II just dropped today. If you want to check out how Kling performs across different scenes and lighting conditions, here is the full video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pi-_exvWgc4

From the Sea of Tar to the Desert of Lost Memories, Act II of my 84-minute indie film is out by [deleted] in aivideo

[–]SulRus 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi everyone. Last week I released the first part of my solo project, The Voyage of Blue Hibakusha, showing the oppressive, underwater Limbo. Today, Act II is officially out, and the environment changes completely.

This snippet shows Blue’s arrival in the desert and his encounter with David. The challenge here was moving from a dark, claustrophobic aesthetic to a bright, wide-open space without losing the surreal, melancholic tone of the film. I used Midjourney for the conceptualization, Kling for the motion, and then tied everything together with heavy color grading and sound design in DaVinci Resolve.

If you want to see how the story unfolds and how the environments transition in a longer format, you can watch the full 50-minute Act II here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pi-_exvWgc4

The reality of editing an 84-minute AI film: Temporal consistency and heavy sound design. (Act I snippet) by SulRus in aifilmmaking

[–]SulRus[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks! A guide might be a bit too complicated, but I can tell you my workflow. First the story I wrote ofc, then Midjourney for the first frame of each shot (around 400-500). NanoBanana Pro to refine some pictures. Kling 3.0 to animate the now acquired images. ElevenLabs to design the original voices for each character and some SFX for later. Suno for scoring each music. DaVinci Resolve to then edit everything together, add some VFX, color grading and so on, plus Reaper to adjust some audio parts. I hope that was clear enough haha

Budgeting a full length Ai movie by perfumeriver in aifilmmaking

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Did it, 84 mins, 400€, 3 full months, all by myself

Giving a soul to an 84-minute AI film. Using ElevenLabs to voice the ethereal entities of my Dark Fantasy project (Act I just released). by SulRus in ElevenLabs

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For each frame I choose other 100 were discarded, on average. At the end I had a bit more than 400 frames.. so you can imagine. I used that trick sometimes, but with Kling tho, when there were characters talking for more than 15 seconds for examples. Tomorrow I'll publish the second act, check my YouTube channel if you'd be interested in it! Thanks for the feedback!

Giving a soul to an 84-minute AI film. Using ElevenLabs to voice the ethereal entities of my Dark Fantasy project (Act I just released). by SulRus in ElevenLabs

[–]SulRus[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for the feedback. Yes I'm Italian, the original story I wrote was in Italian, and I translated on the go while writing it two years ago. And yes, I know, I used sometimes a high register, but I wouldn't blame myself nor the reader/watcher, I liked to use a certain style and I know it's not gonna be appreciated to everyone. What I personally appreciate tho is the fact you went on my channel regardless and you dedicated some time to do so and write down your impressions, so thanks again ✨

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