We recently gave a talk in Hollywood about the future of storytelling and were asked to put together a quick tech demo. The result was this very short film sequence that we put together in just a few hours.

Notable points:
- All Imagery, Movement, and Voices were generated by AI.
- AI invented an alien language in about 10 seconds. We would feed it lines, and it would output the language with verb conjugations, tense, etc.
- There's no reason why you couldn't use the same tech to create a long-form content piece.
- Lip syncing still needs to be improved, but with recent innovations, we're only a few months away from public-facing lip sync tools that feel natural and can overlay on existing video. We used Wav2Lip, but other tools like lalamu are also very helpful.
- The music and sound effects were from a stock library, but that was simply a time constraint. We could have easily used new tools like Stable Audio to create the sound. Sound effects need to be from a library at this point, we haven't found any good AI sound effects tools.
- Audio generations in Elevenlabs took about 2 iterations each.
- Midjourney iterations took about 20 renders per shot to get the right scene (with repeaters to save time).
- Pika renders took about 5 renders per shot. The camera controls made movement a lot easier to control. Adding more motion than the default value seemed to work pretty well.
- We upresed using Topaz Video: topazlabs.com/ref/2155/

Let us know if you'd like a more detailed video breakdown. While we do go into detail about all of these processes in our course, we'd love to share the steps with you here.