The Runner (Part 1) My first short with Sora 2 50% Sora 2, 50% Veo 3 100% text to video Additional music with Suno. Edit with Premiere. Colors with Dehancer Pro. 🧵Some thoughts

- Wanted to see how well different video engines can be used together in one project. I think pretty well - this jumps constantly between Veo and Sora. Unified color grading on top helps. - This is 100% text to video. Greater consistency could of course be created by image

Then, yeah, use it as the reference image in Sora for creating your video. Add something like "See reference image for a sketch of the character, you can use it to understand what she should look like." Nice eyebrows! Hope you enjoy the tip. Make one for each of your main

Sora doesn't allow you to add photorealistic references, but it does allow you to add references. So, take your reference - here an AI generated character, not a real person! we wouldn't want that - over to Nano Banana, and prompt it to turn it into a character sketch In Nano

Want consistent photorealistic characters with Sora? 🧵 Step right ahead!

A key part of the growth of television relates to advertising - soap companies needed engaging programming to be shown on daytime tv so that people would tune in and they could see their soap ads - enter the soap operas Let me coin a new phrase: slop operas Now, and soon, long

One thing I'm sure - I guess ! @sama - is thinking for Sora and the video models as such is that they're essentially "the web pages of the future". There's a video of an influencer person walking around a room and they're wearing a dress - click on the dress to buy that dress,

Aura #57 by @rainisto has been added to the HandOfGod collection.

Discovery Channel

Bob Ross vibe coding was the AI slop I never knew I needed in my life

The future of education - imagine Snoop Dogg talking about early industrialisation

High Wire Act

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And this is now 4 pages of screenplay turned into 2 minutes 10 seconds of video - the tempo is too high. (Which kind of makes sense for social media but one should slow this down some more for a feature.)

As noted, I cannot yet do this with Sora 2 - I would love to give a consistent character reference image alongside my prompts but no... :( Hopefully it's a temporary limitation. Also, lots of limitations in terms of "NSFW" which would turn making "Ukko" - a horror script -

Anyone who's read Catmull's Pixar book or knows about "Reels" process in general should feel pretty excited about the future opportunity to being able to write your screenplay and then being able to view a rough version of it the next day + show it to other people for feedback,

Here's the entire screenplay for this clip - fun to compare screenplay against the finished result

Obviously there's still limitations: - I cannot give a photorealistic reference image to the characters - pure prompting isn't enough for 100% coherence - but in case of "can you follow the story" it's enough. - Likewise for environments, sounds, music -- lot of things missing.

I paste the prompts into Sora - they work pretty much as is! (Of course you can edit them and refine to run through certain moments in more detail), create the shots - this is a mixture of Sora 2 Pro and Sora 2 - download them, stitch them together in Premiere. Voila!

Step 1: Write your screenplay. Step 2: Take your screenplay and convert it into a shot list. In this case I did it with @BeatBanditAI GPT-5 but you can do it manually also if you want. BB analyses the screenplay and splits into Sora-compatible shot descriptions. Each