Okay, enough of the nonsense! Today I'm going to share with you a foolproof formula so that we can use AI to createMovie Sense Pictures.
Please think about the question: how to do it rightAI Video? Can you make it more cinematic, more realistic? I think one of the most critical, and central, techniques is the quality of the image.
Why do you say so? As far as we can see, all AI video platforms, whether it is Ke Ling, runway, namely dream, etc., are very difficult to achieve satisfactory results through text-generated video. However, we all know that the technology of AI text generation has been very mature and very controllable. Just like the MJ, SD that we often use. so, the premise of a good video is definitely to get a good photo.
So how do you get a great photo? Going back to the original point here, which is that cue writing is very important. The underlying logic is that the image generated serves the video and is ultimately used for the video.
There is a definite difference between the cue words involved here, and just making pictures. The idea is,to build a picture with the mindset of making a movie.
How to compose, with what scenery, camera angle where, choose what lens (wide-angle ah, telephoto ah, or fisheye ah), what is the subject, what is the subject action, what is the interaction, what is the scene, what is the mood, what kind of atmosphere, with what kind of light and so on. Standing in the director's point of view to consider how the picture is presented, like a movie.
Universal formula: view + perspective + scene + subject + action + style + details
Not that you have to follow this order to write, to reflect these elements, the focus is to express what, the more to the front of the value of his weight will be greater some of the
Scenes: far, full, center, near, special
Character scenes: full body, above the waist, above the neck, close-ups of the face, large close-ups, etc.
Viewpoints: up, down, top, bird's eye view, low angle shot, satellite view, first person, etc.
Lens: wide-angle, ultra-wide-angle, telephoto, macro, shift, microscope view
Styles: Mainstream film names, hyper-realism, Pixar animation, Ghibli colors, cinematography, C4D, secondary anime, steampunk, futuristic sci-fi, Chinese landscape, children's picture books, contemporary art, rococo, pop, futurism, etc.
Detail category: Ultra HD, high detail, high quality, 8K, etc.
As an example (using the most basic beanbag tool to come up with a picture)
- Foundation:
Wong Kar Wai, panorama, motion blur perspective, neon flashing Hong Kong streets at night, man in light-colored jacket running, showing the side of the character, colorful light and flowing crowd in the background, Chungking Woods style of film, ratio 16:9
- Advancement:
Face subject:A simple small hotel room, dimly lit, surrounded by depressing. The center shot shows the profile of a lonely man, 40 years old, Chinese, sitting on the edge of a bed, head bowed in deep thought.
Light Weaving Around:The room is lit by a warm yellow lampshade chandelier and bedside lamps, the slightest of light spills onto the bed and the man's side, the blinds of the windows let in a beam of cool toned natural light that creates the effect of beams of light amidst the slightest of dust in the air. On the table's are unextinguished cigarettes in an ashtray.
Mood:The whole picture has a strong sense of loneliness and depressing atmosphere, reflecting the complexity of the character's inner emotions
That's all that's shared in this installment, hit it and call it a day!
