AI电影制作经验分享与观察

好的，来个小分解+观察 实际上更像是一个混合体（会有点长，所以不知道，拿杯饮料或什么的🍔） 1. Seedance 2.5 实际上比 Seedance 2 更好，尤其是在表演和从文本到视频的真实感方面。显然成本要高得多。 2. @capcutapp 工作室 Agent 真的非常非常聪明，就像和一个创意总监同事合作。我真的很印象深刻。你也可以像在 Claude 里那样上传你的技能🗃️给它。 3. Agent 容易混淆参考，我浪费了大概3000+积分才放弃，转而手动在工作室里粘贴提示词（这发生在制作进行到80%的时候）。 注意，那3000+积分大约是三次失败的30秒生成，我崩溃了。 4. 如果你在生成前不阅读提示词，你会浪费积分$（这适用于手动工作流或使用Agent）。是的，提示词长得很，但你必须仔细检查，确保是你想要的，然后再点击生成👆🏿。 5. Agent（像ChatGPT一样）如果聊天太长，容易混淆和忘记对话。需要改进，Claude在这方面更好。 6. 真实感取决于你的角色参考+/-位置参考🖼️。 7. 关于对话我没什么好说的，对我来说不是100%满意，我还在摸索中。 这篇帖子已经很长了，所以也许我会写一篇文章分解我使用的参考（用了大约9或10个参考）以及任何其他想到的东西，或者也许单独发一篇帖子🤷🏿‍♂️。 @higgsfield 和山羊🐐@adilinthewild 对我的工作流构建方式贡献巨大。我在YouTube上看很多他们的教程，总是推荐。 对我来说他们是最好的。 但说实话，AI电影制作基本上就是实验。唯一的限制是你的想象力，工具已经足够好，能做出疯狂的东西。 也欢迎提问[如果你有的话] 希望你喜欢阅读！😄

Okay so a little breakdown + observations More of a mix actually (gonna be a bit long so idk grab a drink or somn🍔) 1. Seedance 2.5 is actually better than seedance 2, especially in acting and realism from text to video. Obvs way more costly 2. @capcutapp studio Agent is genuinely very very smart, it's like working with a fellow creative director. I was genuinely impressed. You can also upload your skills 🗃️ to it like in claude. 3. The agent tends to mix up references, i wasted probably about 3k + credits before i gave up and switched to manually pasting prompts in the studio (this was at like 80% into production) Mind you those 3k+ credits were about three failed 30s gens, i crewed 4. If you don't read the prompts before generating you will waste credit$ (this applies to manual workflow or using an agent). Yes the prompts are long as shit but you have to go through it and be sure it's what you want before you click generate 👆🏿 5. The agent (like chatgpt) tends to mix up and forget convos if the chat gets too long. Needs to be worked on, claude is better in this regard 6. Realism is down to your character references +/- location references 🖼️ 7. I can't really say much about the dialogue, wasn't at a 100% for me and i'm still figuring it out This post is already long so maybe ill just write an article breaking down the references i used (used about 9 or 10 refs) and any other thing that comes to mind, or maybe in a seperate post 🤷🏿‍♂️. @higgsfield and the goat 🐐@adilinthewild have greatly contributed to how i structure my workflows. I watch a lot of their tutorials on Youtube and i always recommend it. For me they are the best. But honestly, AI filmmaking is pretty much experimenting. The only limit is your imagination, the tools are already good enough to create crazy shit. Open to questions as well [if you have] Hope you enjoyed the read! 😄