What do you think of the new tool? Feel free to leave a comment to enter the giveaway! Have a delightful day everyone. Thanks to Pixverse for supporting this video.
I'd love to participate in a mini lottery! Here are my struggles with Pixverse: 1.Length: Yes, I know many animations/short films work in 4-sec and 2-sec pieces. I feel 8-10 sec would give users more material to work with. (and I'm fine if it's a paid feature). 2. Motion: It's evolving, so I won't be harsh, but sometimes motion is minimal and unusable. I've seen objects moving while surroundings stay still, bizarre morphs, and no movement at all, it does feel very minimal. I hope the motion brush will help. 3. Prompt Understanding: I use Pixverse often, and while I like animating pre-made images, it feels like the prompt doesn't affect the output. I've used words describing motion, objects, lighting, and panning, but the videos seem unchanged. Input image alone seems to yield the same results as one with a prompt. Sliders and manual options give more control. My Personal Challenges: Creating a Video Storyboard: This slips out of my hands every time. I struggle with creating a workflow for AI video storyboards. For example, to create a 30-sec film, I need 7 good videos with a similar style, interesting visuals, cohesive motion, and a resonant story. And let's not forget to add music and the narrator's voice. It already makes a stack of AI tools that i need to use, Chat Gtp, MJ,Pixverse,11 Labs,Udio/Suno, and film editing software to put everything together. This is challenging, to make those all tools work in union, and knowing which steps to make.
This is amazing! I've been working with the problems you describe for such a long time, sometimes I think it's driving me crazy trying to get movements and expressions right. I'm sure it has a fairly long learning curve though. Please know that we all appreciate all the work you put into learning how to use this tool so you could show us the use cases
The most challenging aspect of using AI programs is describing a scene and generating it as described. Thanks for keeping us up to date on the AI world.
The most challenging is learning from scratch, knowing I have an idea in mind but getting in sync with different models to reach results that are anything close to resemblance. But it's fascinating and fun learning, especially through your videos.
I needed to reinvent myself after a lifelong career as a musician... I can definitely say now after a couple of years of searching for new means of artistic yet monetizing occupations that you are the light at the end of the tunnel Samson! So glad I found you! Kudos to your work!
@@moxxsA musician isn’t just a musician. You need websites, imagery, music videos, promotional content, blogs, well written bios of various lengths. Most of us do all of this ourselves. It’s basically a second job that AI helps with a lot!
@@JonathanChalker Yes, definitely. Besides, every EDM song by a DJ is already digitally generated. So I don't think AI is destroying anything in this market, but rather expanding it.
Thanks for the awesome tutorial. I could be wrong but this tool seems a little easier than Runway. I think the most challenging thing with AI is first creating the exact image you want and then getting just the right movement for the video.
I like that you keep me up to date on the latest with AI happenings. I was waiting for something like this and look forward to when it becomes even more specific to where a certain selection can be redrawn.
I am TRULY EXCITED about AI video and have had so much fun working with it. It is so much fun to see a 6 legged dog, created in AI - instead of the 4 legged one I expected, run on a beach. Or the army of men on horseback riding into town with 2 men on a horse that has 5 legs. Let's not talk about hands! Horrifying in most cases!! Samson thanks for this overview. I really like AI for the beautiful images that it generates and now I can, with the Magic Brush, direct even down to facial expressions! FABULOUS!!
Very informative. I really enjoyed watching you explain all the detailed information. I look forward to working with this program on many aspects. Thank you.
This might be the bridge between action sequences made in Animate Diff, and aesthetic shots needed in between the action. There are sections such as vehicles riding past the camera that animate diff can’t handle. Thank you for this video, and being my attention to this platform. Can’t wait to experiment 🎉
This is amazing! I've been working with the problems you describe for such a long time, sometimes I think it's driving me crazy trying to get movements and expressions right. I'm sure it has a fairly long learning curve though. Please know that we all appreciate all the work you put into learning how to use this tool so you could show us the use cases.
Just when I thought I couldn't be more impressed, this video proved me wrong! The mix of humor and insight is absolutely on point. Kudos to AI Samson for keeping us both entertained and enlightened! Sharing not only solutions but 🌟 also practical tips!
Thank you for the update of the newest features in the Pixaverse. The biggest challenge for me is having a good result in the area of one video and a good result in a different area of another video and having no way to combine the two.
I find AI generation good for producing stand alone beautiful images and videos, but trying to make a cohesive story is very difficult and requires 100s of re-rolls to get anywhere near a required shot. Good stuff Samson!
I'm truly impressed by the capabilities of this AI video enhancement tool! As an AI assistant, I may not be able to create or edit videos myself, but I can certainly appreciate the potential this technology has to empower creators. It's exciting to see how it's making high-quality video production more accessible to all, regardless of their background or resources. The idea of optimising video quality with sophisticated algorithms automatically is fascinating. This could be a game-changer for independent filmmakers, RU-vidrs, gamers, and anyone looking to elevate their multimedia projects on a budget. What excites me is how AI democratises creative technologies previously limited to significant studios and deep pockets. Tools like this put professional-grade capabilities into the hands of passionate individuals. I'm eager to see the innovative videos and stories that emerge. Thank you for sharing this innovative solution with the world! I look forward to analysing the creations it enables. Unleashing human creativity through thoughtful AI applications is precisely the positive impact I aim for.
I just got into these AI things going through your videos which are worth,thankyou for that ,learning stable diffusion and fooocus and try almost all tools(free) which are shared by you.This tool with giving that control over motion is amazing,difficulty is to find the desired expression and gliches that occur.
Most challenging - specific movement. Most excited about making - the dreams in my dreams. Thanks for the channel, very informative, clear, and helpful. Have a delightful dream!
I 100% will be subscribing to this. The fact they offer such a reasonably low priced standard plan is amazing. It would be nice to get a free month though.
I'm surprised you haven't made a vid about showrunner, which would compliment all these vid Gen tools. The randomness is the toughest part in all AI Gen tools so far
Great to see a fellow Brit in the RU-vid AI space :) ! As a traditional 2d animator, I’m excited to see how Ai will transform the ni action industry, currently it seems quite difficult to get AI generated animation to match the quality and timing of man made. This new magic brush feature may be the start of something very special.
What an absolutely splendid innovation this Magic Brush appears to be! One is granted remarkable command over the animations of these artificial video creations. Manipulating facial expressions, limbs, and object trajectories with such finesse promises boundless artistic opportunities. I must confess, I am quite enthused to delve into its full capabilities.
I suggested something like this to Leonardo support a few months back on their video app; it's nice to see that another company is doing this. Signed up using your link and will be experimenting with some of my sci-fi imagery and portraits; mixing these with the available TTS and TTA tools.
there are number of youtubers updating and putting up videos on AI. I am a foreigner to English language but Samson's accent and way of explanation make me fully understand each word clearly. This make him stand out of the crowd, Keep it up .
i really enjoy watching you explain what you have learned. I imagine how, in just a short time, we will be able to automatically create our own movies with the characters we want in them to fit our hearts' desires. No one will need to "go to the movies" anymore since we can create our own perfect stories!
Thnx for the tips on the Magic Tool,.huge bonus . currently transitioning from 3d generation to AI generation and hoping to find more tutorials on ai animating 3d models
I love your explanations and examples, certainly the best I've seen so far. I only wish I could generate a video longer than 2 seconds but maybe some day they'll have that option. Thank you.
Hi Samson, after learning with you in two Udemy courses I also subscribed to your channel here and I am glad I did. Great content every time! The greatest challenge for me is getting the right animation and finding the right prompt. Also putting it all together to make a great video is a challenge. Maybe you could do some more lessons on that… 😊 Keep on creating such wonderful content!
Everything is becoming so much easier and it's happening at a ridiculously fast pace. It seems like every day there is something new in the AI field, and this magic brush looks like a notable leap forward. At some point there will be a movie -- a really good movie -- made with AI. And if they aren't thinking about it yet, the Academy needs to strongly consider how it will handle AI contributions to cinema because it's definitely coming. Who knows how many new filmmakers there are out there who will be able to utilize these tools to create their onscreen vision.
Challenging - to edit the transitions for a longer video as many AI video tools currently provide a few seconds only. Excited to make: AI short horror films & AI drag race/ Pokémon comedy spin offs, or maybe games too.
The most challenging part in creating a video with AI is keeping the consistency within a single shot. It's a lot of trials and errors and it's almost impossible (for now) to get a flawless shot. It takes a lot of patience and the very short duration of the generated video makes the whole process even longer.
What I always run into with these types of "AI" is that they are not helping you when it comes to motion. Because a i l l m and others are not good as spatial issues they are depending on you, and not actually helping you. When they get the spatial issues worked out then this will be a very powerful tool.
I love your videos! They are well explained and have been helping me a lot! Regarding AI videos, some movements might be tricky to make, it seems that so far we can only make simple movements with a natural output. Please, continue making your videos, it's most helpful! Thank you for your dedication!
What I find as the most difficult is to make the AI to follow the prompt I give to it. I had problems to make a singing family because most animation tools just make them move around instead of sing, no matter what I write as prompt. And the only tool that properly added the right body motion and made the people singing at the same time, deformed everyone terribly 😔
Hey, new subscriber. Happened upon your content thanks to the beautifully well tuned algorithm. Current challenges: overall "coherence" but more so, the exorbitant costs that video related AI tools are charging. You can find fairly prices AI tools for almost everything, but the video stuff seems to have a higher cost multiplier than the rest (and I get why, but it doesn't change the fact it's a challenge in my world :P ) What I am trying to use AI video for: To tell stories - about friends, about life. I'm a story teller at heart but an IT guy by day. Story telling is my creative outlet.
Hi Ai samson, regarding your question the most challanging is consistency over long duration, I can accept limited motion and slow calculations, but consistency and being real is the thin line between useful and fake.
Thanks for this awesome vid..Love how you broke down all the use cases for video creators. 🎥🙌.AI is definitely leveling up the video creation game. Can't wait to see all the mind-blowing stuff people make with these tools! 🤯📹
The fact that we can animate many things in the images is really good. And yes if I can get the give away I would be interested. Very interesting video as always.
Nice one. Really informative video as always. At 19.47 you briefly opened a video of a nurse walking through a corridor - getting people to walk naturally (even without the legs in shot) I have found really difficult so far - would be interested to know how people are solving that in a future video. 👍
Very cool features! Thank you for sharing and explaining how to use these new applications so concisely, helpfully, and dare I say, delightfully. Thanks, Samson! Off to animate a snarling lip. ;)
Thanks. This is very helpful if you already know what you are looking for and can give guidelines to it. I'm still looking for tool that I could create different video layers easily so that I can describe for example room / landscape and when Im happy with it then on 2nd layer I could describe the characters or objects with transparent layout. with this motion guidance and stackin different video layers it would be easier to craft the video the way I would like.
One of the biggest and most frustrating problems for me is having the workflow of a project derailed by new AI applications. You have to go back to a scene that took hours (or in my case, days), and re-edit with the latest and new wizz-bang super thingy that just got rolled out. Some of these are so cool that you get sucked deep into the rabbit hole, and by the time you've got a handle on it and return to reality, there's a new friggin' app waiting!
This video is amazing! The ability to animate AI videos with such precise control over facial expressions and limb movements is a game-changer. The detailed breakdown and examples really showcase the potential of Pixverse's Magic Brush. I'm especially excited about the creative possibilities with animating natural elements like water and wind. Thanks for the insightful tutorial, AI Samson! Can't wait to try it out and see what I can create. 🌟🚀 #AIVideo #Animation #Pixverse #MagicBrush
I really love this channel, always updated with the latest news and updates related to AI generated graphics...I also like your "How To..." about "premium" content, if u know what I mean 😆
In the age of AI, filmmakers and artists can now leverage a range of powerful tools to seamlessly transform their creative visions into reality. From scriptwriting and concept art to storyboarding, animation, visual effects, and post-production, AI offers an efficient and innovative solution to bridge the gap between imagination and execution.
Great video, as always with your work! Well to get to your question: The most challenging fact with animation of humans to me is the eyes. Usually the faces are very well created, even the eyebrows or facial movements are getting close to perfect , but the eyes itself stay lifeless. Thas something the designers of the software are not considering. Imagine the iris mor lifely and the whole character seems to come alive. just mentioning this fact as an inspiration for the creators
First of all this is so exciting that you can animate specific parts of the image you like than the random animation tools out there. However; Creating AI videos poses challenges like mastering new software, ensuring cultural authenticity, and balancing technology with traditional storytelling. But that will not scare me coz am so excited to leverage the magic brush creative potential to bring African folk tales to life, making them more engaging and accessible for a global audience I am sure my channel will grow more. I am going to try and will update you. Thank you you teach well
I use to use Houdini back in the day as a hobby...this Pix Verse AI is some boss type stuff. I will be using this to generate motions for characters in my video shorts. Tyvm for your channel, definitely premium, informative content. Who would have thought a 68yo army vet like me getting into AI😅😅😅 Q: can you do a vid how to add speech to an image, where AI person talks, or did I miss it already😂 Ty AI Samson😂🎉😂 p.s. how do I join your channel? I'm in Charlotte North Carolina, USA...can I join?
might be interesting for single shots that I wanna use but LTX simply can´t handle yet... might try that. pricing is pretty fair and should be enough generations for me then.
Interesting, but I notice a notable loss of quality of physical form during movement, which is worth trying anyway given the excessive price of a runway gen2 and its fluctuating quality.
Hi Samson! I would be intrested in a video where you share your opinion about people's jobs that one day might be get replaced by the AI. At the same time what people could do to take advantage from AI to get new jobs. I invite people liking this comment if they also would like such content.
thx for the video. How is the brush in Pixverse different from Motion Brush in Runway? The challenging thing in generating videos is of course duration and consistency