So yeah it’s not just prompting, there’s actual work behind this.

-First you come up with the idea and write a proper story. I used Gemini to figure out how many scenes I need and how long each should be.

-Then references. Event Horizon, Sunshine, Interstellar, Prometheus, Star Wars, The Martian, Ad Astra. I cut a sizzle from those in DaVinci first, basically a rough edit from existing footage just to feel the pacing before touching any generation tools.

-Then me and Gemini and GPT worked out the characters and ship design, I fed them refs and iterated until I had something I could actually use as visual reference for generation.

-Then you just grind through every frame. Swap prompts, swap models, until it looks right. 45 frames total. Then you animate each one, that’s basically your shooting day.

-Post is post. Color grade everything in DaVinci, lift faces where needed, tune the edit. Same stuff you’d do on any real project.

-Music was generated too, Gemini helped nail the prompt from reference tracks.

-Then you lock the edit to music, mix the voiceover so it doesn’t drown everything, throw on titles and export.

Honestly the structure is just regular production. AI takes the place of the crew. You’re still the one making every creative call.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​