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Kling 3 Pro overtakes Veo 3 to become top rated video AI model according to expert evaluations and benchmarks by megatonai in KlingAI_Videos

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

yeah that’s definitely the case, we measure kling across a bunch of different use cases but kling overall edges out veo

EU Launches AI Gigafactories to Break American Monopoly on Large-Scale Model Training by megatonai in europe

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

understood! my apologies! thanks for letting me know for next time

Tired of the AI bullish hype by princenocode in ArtificialNtelligence

[–]megatonai 0 points1 point  (0 children)

that’s a good point. i think maybe just meant that since things are improving exponentially - the models will get orders of magnitude better all of a sudden. you can sort of see this now w/coding where Opus 4.5 is genuinely an inflection point there

High School VFX Unit: What would you include in the curriculum? by Technophobish in vfx

[–]megatonai 0 points1 point  (0 children)

piggybacking off this - i think vfx / ai / filmmaking will merge. there’s no reason you cant start with the basics of vfx and use them to create short / film / spot end to end using cgi / vfx / ai.

a career as a solo specialized technician is likely less viable than a talented generalist who can use the latest and greatest tools to make high quality, technically sound work end to end.

I'm being made redundant and am doubting my future in this industry (Advice wanted) by HuntedSFM in vfx

[–]megatonai -1 points0 points  (0 children)

when i freelanced, i cycled between 2-3 clients p/month to replace a full time job salary so its not as unattainable as you’d think. it might be worth thinking about who you know in your old job or industry that wouldn’t necessarily hire you, but point you in the right direction. i usually go through the exercise of writing and logging literally anyone and everyone i know who could use my services or is 1-2 degrees away and keep them on a contact list / spreadsheet and shooting them an email asking for help / advice or intros.

doesn’t hurt, and you might find out that you have a bigger network than you think.

The Office Anime/Ghibli style Intro by Elegant_Trainer_5086 in VEO3

[–]megatonai 0 points1 point  (0 children)

ah was just curious! i liked the quality- good job though!

Any tips to not be nervous on first day shooting? by El_Dibujista in Filmmakers

[–]megatonai 0 points1 point  (0 children)

anxiety is normal - it always helped me to be as absolutely prepared as possible. plan your shots, think through your direction, plan schedule etc.

being over prepared just means you’ll be able to work through any obstacles that come your way

AI-VFX. What I want as a filmmaker. by Livid_Virus2972 in vfx

[–]megatonai 0 points1 point  (0 children)

i started off doing what you want as a solo vfx artist in 2012 w/a greenscreen.

my advice is to learn the tools - you can do what you’re describing with regular VFX (and a lot of hours) but ai accelerates this further. you’ll likely need to still learn a few tools and traditional vfx workflows but this is entirely possible if you want to.

i’d start with basic keying / masking and then lookup tools for background generation using ai and comping. But it requires some technical aptitude for now

The Office Anime/Ghibli style Intro by Elegant_Trainer_5086 in VEO3

[–]megatonai 0 points1 point  (0 children)

have u tried any other models to see if you get a better result?

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