The Last Voyager - AI Assisted Sci-fi film 

Great job cast and crew. They made me high. Cosmic man crazy cosmic.

Wow!!! That’s so beautiful ❤ work of art

Thank you. I kind of wanted it to seem like no one would even care what became of him.. as if he never existed

This is the best way to make movies. Quick, high quality and to the point

Thank you for the encouragement, hoping to keep improving!

@@MachineMythos Plot twist, clip created 100% by AI

@@princesfpvdrones It's bound to happen in a few years :) but not yet.

@@MachineMythos lol

I was just thinking that. Yoda's puppy.

More like Baby Yoda looks too much like a 'gray', the mythical ufo aliens which I think is what they were going for.

Agreed....he could have used any design....

If you had a slice of cheesecake right now, your favorite flavor with your favorite topping... Only gourmet like you've never known... Would you be happy?

closer to a hairless gremlin

good use of stolen assets yes

@@rippedlimbo7884 true observation. As a fan of Nexxus 604 on another level and some basic idea how AI works it can be said that AI is in reality Absent Intelligence, because it copies only something in bits from somewhere and fits the bits together to a new mosaic. The all over look of the end mosaic is also not rooted in the AI, because someone has told the AI what shall come out. Because that end result can fluctuate depending on the input and looping or feedback alterations and is hence not precisely predictable, but that is still no intelligence. Beside that, at least some story for a few moments ... made of copies. Like ripping a magazine into pieces and then patch them back so it looks as if it is a face for example. Its still a ripped apart original piece of work and gets never better than that. A real intelligence would create something without anyone asking for or telling the direction, not even specifying a result. That act happens in a mind only and not on an AI copy machine.

Cheers, may do something in the future. The main annoyance is that the technology is improving so quickly is if I post something it will be outdated in 2 months.

Thanks, glad you liked it :)

Cheers, with AI now we can explore any part of any universe that's what I love about it :) the limit is our fantasy

@@MachineMythos Oh i agree with that even though i'm an old school horror & Sci Fi buff & loved the make up magic of Jack Peirce & Bud westmore nothing comes close to what the computer programs achieve with the right folks running them as AI & CG provide them & us views into fantasy worlds we could never imagine possible on the silver screen just in books & our imagination. The possibilities are really endless & complex . Just the look in the eyes of this creature show as much emotion as a human can which is no small feat in my view. Yes this was very cool to watch several times & more as good storytelling be it in books or on screen never gets old if it's from the heart & mind.

@@paullevine1813 Thank you. If you're an old-school scifi/horror fan there will a story I publish soon which you may like as its a mix of both :) It has the traditional 80s looks. Gonna be interested in your opinion on how well it captures it.

I've worked with stable diffusion for a few months and I know how challenging it is to get consistent results. This is pronominal. I love what you did with the parallax effect.

@@Johnathonaaron thank you, yes definitely needed a lot of after work and trial and error. For the advanced parallax effect shots blender was used to move the camera and depth maps to simulate the 3d effect

@@MachineMythos You are definitely an artist.

@@heru-deshet359 thank you, I'm not yet confident to call myself one but I hope one day I will be

Glad you liked it! More to come!

pushing what? lol.

Thanks a lot! If anything AI is great at it's the trippiness.

Glad you like it!

thanks, very helpful. I definitely have an easy time understanding the dialogue because I make it and forget others hear it the first time :)

thanks, I did, there are open source ones though I don't remember their names

The idea and story elements are made by me, AI is only used to help flesh it out. AI still needs a lot of oversight and guidance or it goes completely off the rails. In a year or two this will significantly change however.

Not humans but modern writers for modern audiences.

​@@MachineMythosI like it alot. The story's good, flesh it out I want to see more please.

Movies are why the socalled US of A is so fuctup

Like as in the Poylaparian?

it could become possible soon at this rate of technological development, we will have to find out

Cheers! It's just a 3d effect to make the images more lively, you can use the tool "leiapix" to do this effect for any image, but there are much better AI tools now than this so I would not use this today.

next week probably, i have multiple in progress and too many ideas to ever finish. will settle for something less frequent though to focus on quality

sure, I used several tools: stable diffusion deforum for the memory scene, blender for cameras and depth, leiapix for depth animation, and multiple others.

@@MachineMythos Just an FYI that the only thing that I found missing in the animation was breathing. Beyond that, it was very impressive.

@@MachineMythos Hi, which software do you use to make the eyes blinking??? D-ID???

@@EusobreviviaoataquenaIrlandaHey, I use D-ID and Heygen, but with Pika Labs and Runway you can do way more now.

@@MachineMythos I don't think Pika Labs and runway are good at moment... When they improve a little better I'll try. But your short film is perfect.