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What's changing in AI video, how creators are actually using these tools, and the occasional deep dive into a technique worth stealing.
MiniMax H3's open weights need two 24GB GPUs and 200GB of RAM, and the license excludes the US, EU, UK and Korea. Here is what local use actually means.
Two AI characters in one conversation still breaks most video models. Here is the shot-per-speaker workflow that works in Veo 3.1, Kling 3.0 and Seedance 2.5.
Kling 3.0, Seedance 2.5, and Runway Gen-4.5 all generate sequences now, not clips. What that changes about how you plan an AI shoot.
The EU's AI transparency rules just took effect, and invisible watermarks are now baked into most AI video output. What that means for creators.
Seedance 2.5 takes 50 reference images and Veo 3.1 mixes three. The control surface for AI video is quietly moving from text to pictures.
Performance-capture tools like Runway's Act-Two and Kling Motion Control let you direct AI actors by acting the scene yourself. When it wins.
For years AI clips maxed out near ten seconds, then got stitched. Seedance 2.5 claims 30 in one pass. The stitch-together workflow is on notice.
The fastest-moving AI video models this spring don't generate clips from scratch. They rewrite footage you already shot. Here's why that matters.
Martin Scorsese is using FLUX to storyboard his next film. AI's quiet foothold in cinema isn't final footage. It's pre-production.
Kling 3.0 and Runway now accept explicit camera and multi-shot direction. Here's how to direct AI video instead of gambling on a prompt.
The Academy banned AI actors and AI scripts from winning Oscars. The rule isn't anti-AI. It's a bet on human authorship the whole industry will copy.
Serious AI creators stopped picking sides. Here's how multi-model workflows split work across Runway, Kling, Veo, and Pika in 2026.
Veo 3.1 and Kling 3.0 now generate dialogue, SFX, and ambient sound in the same pass as the visuals. Here's what that breaks in your workflow.
An AI-assisted animated feature is targeting a Cannes premiere this month, made in nine months for under $30M. Here's what it actually proves.
Image-to-video keyframes, reference banks, and Kling's new bind-subject mode have quietly replaced prayer as the workflow for character consistency.
A full tour of the AI filmmaking platform that turns a single sentence into a finished movie — the pipeline, the pricing, and why it works the way it does.
OpenAI's Sora consumer app shuts down April 26. What's actually replacing it, and why betting your workflow on any single AI video model is a losing move.
A new home for notes on AI filmmaking, the tools worth paying attention to, and what changes when anyone can make a movie.