How AI Brings Actors Back to Life - 1950's Super Panavision 70 Tutorial

How and why AI videos tend to feature famous people and how to get character consistency out of midjourney.
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Links:
ChatGPT (Writing) chat.openai.com/
Elevenlabs (Narration) elevenlabs.io/
Udio (Music) www.udio.com/
Suno (Music) suno.com/
Midjourney (Images) www.midjourney.com/
Leonardo (Free Midjourney Alternative) leonardo.ai/
Pika Labs (Video) pika.art/
Haiper (Video) haiper.ai/
RunwayML (Video) runwayml.com/
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[@PatrickGibney]

If you're interested in learning more about AI from super smart people, I highly recommend checking out this channel - kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z3Ssoa2bg918nrcsi=DVE-8Of-833HExdv

[@ImaginAIryyy]

Hey man I wanted to ask if you have discord? I would like to chat with you about an opportunity :)

[@hulkhatepunybanner]

*It's not A.I. It's M.L.* _Machine Learning_ apps cannot make decisions on their own so they combine data that's on tap. Of course, once *ML* is used in marketing the "magic" of a computer doing things for us on it's own is lost. Nice job on the videos.

[@xneapolisx]

I guessed the one on the left, because that Gator looked mighty strange (looks like there's a spare tail by the pool's edge?) as well as there being a shadow of a chair in the pool, without any chairs around. Loved the video and thanks for the explanations.

[@kranson8514]

Wooohooo I got it right, on a calmer note I think your 1950's panovision recreations are brilliant I wish there are films in this style like forbidden planet. 👏👏👍

[@MayBlake_Channel]

I guessed correctly on the photos. The biggest piece was the texture of the reptiles skin--it had hints of the skin texture you see in classic AI art

[@mduggan900]

Enjoying your videos! VERY cool.🤘

[@dparis2172]

I guessed AI was the picture on the right, but the picture on the left was my next guess, I swear.

[@MayBlake_Channel]

Lol

[@DontTurnAround]

Great video - and very well explained. I loved the double romantically involved Keanu!

[@oldmoviesinbwwithsubtitles3501]

Excellent video

[@JamJells]

The color scheme you used is very close to old Polaroid photos. The tint of them is always in these A.I. shorts. Great share. I was wondering why there are so many channels featuring this video toy. Very eerie effect also.

[@ng7306]

Thanks this was very informative! 👍

[@CharlesVanNoland]

The only thing that caught my attention in the alligator pic were the clouds. They looked like they were at the wrong perspective, and were just kinda weird unusual clouds. I did say to myself out loud "I feel like the pic on the left is less realistic than the one on the right" but I was still unsure. I was too expecting to be wrong to matter what so I couldn't let myself choose!

[@rodnyg7952]

Ai doesn't bring anything back to life, it can't. All it can do is extend fantasy, either visually or auditorily. I imagine it will eventually achieve all the five human senses in order to entertain if it already hasn't

[@fjfrancois]

Dude, thanks for the video. Thanks 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@Brian_Grant]

Thanks for the videos. At 7:58 when you add your pic from an outside source, are you using the "-- cref" command, dragging and dropping, or using some other method? (Edit: Okay, I'm using Discord chat and figured out that you have to have a published/online image with a URL address that you can copy, and that you can simply click on the "+" button in Discord message to add an image -- be sure to actually hit Enter to post your pic. Then, Right-click the pic and Copy Image Address)

[@jessebob325]

Gator's head shadow on the inside of the pool was off.

[@cthoadmin7458]

The images are good for a new technology. In 10 or 20 years time it may be very difficult to tell real from fake, the same way artists can copy the style of Rembrandt or Velasquez, use original materials and artificial aging techniques, making it all but impossible to tell the difference. You then have to rely on provenance to tell genuine works from fake.

[@brainrussell6811]

Thanks!

[@Ephemeral2023]

Fake Audrey's hands looked huge. Especially the one with both hands.

[@humbertovaldivieso5171]

super interesting

[@retrochronicle]

Any idea where to get the crackling noise used in so many videos? Can't find it. And how can you generate a poster in 1950s style that many are using at the end of their video?

[@PatrickGibney]

If you search "cracking vinyl sound effect" on KZbin, you'll find it

[@retrochronicle]

@@PatrickGibney ok thx and what about the poster ?

[@PatrickGibney]

@@retrochronicle I've done a little exploring on that front, but haven't gotten a good result yet. I'll make a video about it when I do!

[@retrochronicle]

@PatrickGibney ok sounds good. Can you also make a tutorial for Leonardo ai how to make those 1950s trailers with the aesthetic? Because that's what I'm using, and I'd like to get the style of those videos for mine. Haven't quite figured it out yet

[@muridsilat]

The gator's head looked a little odd. It has a slightly smoothed out look when compared to the rest of the animal. The floating palm fronds, however, are what made me most suspicious. A few don't appear to be attached to the tree in a natural way. I considered that they may somehow be stuck on the power lines, but placement still didn't seem right for that.

[@philipgilliam3400]

I’m guessing that the picture on the right is the fake.

[@Loadsymptom]

Does anyone know how to prevent blurriness? All my videos end up blurry even with all the -neg parameters

[@Mnone_of_your_business]

I'd like to see a LOTR version

[@MisterMonsieur]

Took me 0.01 seconds to know it was the pic on the left based on that "meatball" cloud alone.

[@deastman2]

It’s a cross between Keanu Reeves and Christopher Reeves as Clark Kent.

[@occamsrazor1285]

Got it right; The alligator is too "dry"

[@sweiland75]

Does Midjourney have a downloadable/offline version without the content filter?

[@PatrickGibney]

No, you'll want to look into Stable Diffusion for that

[@JerryMungo]

I would have to take a speed reading course to begin to read the sentences that flashed on the screen.

[@starglow2016]

Insane 🤯🤯🤯

[@jerrettfarmer]

Thank you for taking time to disseminate this knowledge. You have a gift.

[@kelliebach5240]

I guess the alligator one because of the weird blurriness in places, but I thought I was wrong, so I waited till the end of the video to post 😂

[@scienceraven1200]

nice box

[@averybrooks2099]

I couldn't get it to take an image it wouldn't make anywhere near what I posted. I did try to use the --cref flag but it gave me an error even when I linked the photo. Love the videos it's fun playing around with midjourney.

[@SAMTYLER1974]

My initial thought is that the picture on the left is the fake one as the alligator doesn’t look quite right and the whole picture exudes an odd, almost otherworldly feel with an artificial veneer that makes it look more like AI art than anything … … but then the picture on the right, though it looks far more “realistic”, could equally be fake in this day and age and, in fact, could be a clever trick to make the viewer instantly choose the former. But it could also be a double bluff and the first picture is the wrong one with the other cunningly used to trick you and make you question your instantaneous damning of the first picture. So I call double double bluff and say that not only are both pictures fake but so is the entire video AI generated with an AI host and uploaded online by an AI. Oh, and our reality is also fake as are we and everything we experience is just all electronic fluctuations inside a core CPU that acts as the heart and soul of everything we know to be reality. And yes, the CPU whatsit is also completely fake as are the infinite number of fake CPU cores that house each and every other fake CPU cores ad Infinitum.

[@CharlesVanNoland]

@5:40 The bottom right Keanu Reeves looks a bit Patrick Swayze if you ask me :]

[@MisterMitic]

Good explanation. To me it seems like it doesn't have an understanding of shapes in 3D, yet. That's why we see six fingers, multiple noses etc. I'm sure AI can access info about what makes a joint, but fails to bend the knee ,literally

[@TimothyONeill_84.]

My thumb can bend like that.

[@dongusmalongus1915]

I got picture right but only because I've seen a lot of gaudy pools like it. didn't even notice the gators messed up feet at first.

[@egmluvr]

So you can literally see that green apple in your mind? I still think you are all making it up.That would mean technicallly you have eidetic memory.

[@spockboy]

I would guess the right one is fake.

[@marcusfonseca6673]

Left is AI generated and right is real

[@dalecorne3869]

I haven't found an AI yet that even knows what the hell Rock'em Sock'em Robots look like. They need more training

[@markborishnikoff5485]

I got it mainly because ai has a certain look to it

[@AngelRuizTV]

So to make a celebrity, use mid journey, not pikalabs! Also, do I know you 😂

[@ShortyTW867]

Likeness rights is a real thing. These family estates may shut all of this AI stuff down. Just sayin...

[@michaelwoolaver6113]

It's still 1s and 0s. I guess the definition of ai has loosened over the years.

[@rabit818]

A

[@wargodsix]

Cgi is not ai

[@dtwine05]

Cry about it

[@DihelsonMendonca]

You really talk too fast ! 😮

[@sc29607]

and the movements of the hands look completely out of tune with the voice…

[@brainwithani5693]

I didn't think so... Maybe you hear too slow😂

[@doknox]

Sounded fine to me

[@Fbarts]

Not to fast, to much.

[@paulkaiser8834]

Go to settings and slow it down. Easy solve

[@guydiehl7015]

Please stop talking with your hands. it's not needed.

[@PatrickGibney]

👍

[@schultzeworks]

The hands made me think you were ashamed of your face, but you’re a very normal and presentable looking dude. The hands were only needed for 30 seconds during the photo and box demo …. That is it.