"Can AI generate art blockbusters with one click?
This tool smells so good now.
In the past, you had to be stingy, color matching, and soundtrack to make videos, but now AI is all inclusive. For example, Midjourney can generate pictures based on text, and Runway MGIE can also automatically repair photos. Many studios in Singapore use these tools, doubling their efficiency.
But don't just stare at the tools. The key is how to make good use of them. Eight out of ten novices I have coached are stuck with "insufficient material". In fact, it's very simple. First use AI to generate a large number of sketches, and then manually select the best. Platforms like Canva now also add AI functions, allowing you to split lenses with one click.
Many of the popular models on TikTok are AI + real people mixed cuts. For example, first use Stable Diffusion to create a science fiction background, and then appear in a real person to tell stories. This style is very popular now, with low cost and good results. Recently, there was an Internet celebrity in Singapore who relied entirely on AI to generate animated characters. He gained 200,000 fans in three months.
But there is a pit to pay attention to. Copyright issues for materials generated by AI must be checked clearly. For example, Stable Diffusion is now commercially available, but some Midjourney models are not available. It is recommended to test with the free version first and then pay after confirming that there are no problems.
There is another trick. Don't let AI take over completely. For example, using Runway to generate actions, but the expression still has to be adjusted manually. This way the video doesn't look like a robot. Teams in Singapore are now popular for "AI makes the bottom plate and people repair the details."
Tools are updated too quickly now. For example, the new Pika Labs can directly convert pictures into animations. Another example is CapCut's AI voice function, which can automatically lip-synch. Try these new things more and you will always find one that suits you.
Be honest. AI will not replace you, but people who can use it will replace you. For example, Freelancer in Singapore now uses AI as an assistant. They use AI to do the preliminary cuts and are only responsible for the creative part themselves. This is quick and saves money.
So don't be afraid of not being able to learn. Find a tool and use it first. For example, Canva's AI video generator can be used in the free version. Start with imitation, see the video you like, disassemble its structure, and then use AI to generate material. You can slowly find your own style. "
