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This is the guy 😃.

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A guy literally spent $235.60 (23,560 Veo 3 credits) to create this perfect video. Real life version? Location, actress, crew, gear would easily cost $250k+. Getting 250k impressions at ~$0.001 each is wild. AI just flipped the entire production model.

Pika’s new audio-driven performance model is insanely realistic.

In the beginning, I failed many times. Sometimes you just get lucky, like losing weight overnight (laughs). But after a few adjustments, the results became more and more stable.

Advanced tip:.Use the end of one video as the starting point of the next video. This greatly improves scene consistency and makes the visuals feel smoother. You probably did not notice that this video was actually made from five separate AI clips.

Here is how you can write a prompt that makes Veo3 “remember” the character without mixing things up. If you master this skill, you can create amazing commercials or short videos in the future without spending large amounts of money on filming.

When making videos with AI, the hardest part is not the image quality or the scene. The real challenge is that the characters’ faces keep changing. I tested for three days and finally succeeded. The same character appears throughout the video, eating on the streets of Tokyo,

Veo 3 Prompt:. A high-quality cinematic macro shot of a black-gloved hand holding a glass petri dish filled with fine gray powder, placed on a sleek black laboratory surface. A dropper containing a glowing green liquid hovers above the powder. As a drop of the green liquid falls

When you are away, your cat might just…

so cute 🩷.

9. Create intricate changes

8. It’s something completely new. This goes beyond traditional VFX.

7. Precise and responsive motion elements

6. Edit videos using nothing but prompts

5. Modify the environment by adding or removing elements

4. Erase everything except the person’s eye

3. The Matrix… but set beneath a swimming pool

2. Multiple cinematic angles from a single video input

It has only been 2 weeks since Runway Aleph was released, and the creativity it has sparked is unstoppable. Here are 9 of the most mind-blowing examples:.1. God mode video editing

5. Smoother, more refined prototypes, comparing Opus 4 with 4.1