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AI Filmmaking
Tools churn monthly; the stack is stable. Think in categories and slot the current best tool into each:
Video generation — turning prompts or stills into moving shots. The frontier models trade places constantly; what matters is learning camera-language prompting (angle, lens, movement, lighting) because that skill transfers across every model.
Image generation — your reference layer: character sheets, location plates, style frames, storyboards. This is where consistency discipline lives.
Voice — cloning and text-to-speech for scratch tracks, ADR, and multilingual versions. Capture quality in, quality out.
Edit assistance — transcription-based cutting, auto-selects, reframing for verticals. These compress the boring half of post.
The orchestration layer — an AI assistant (Claude-class) that writes, breaks down scripts, organizes the pipeline, and glues the other tools together. Most underrated piece of the stack; it's the production office, not a gadget.
Strategy: master one tool per category deeply rather than skimming twenty. And keep a one-page SOP per tool — your prompts and settings are your new camera notes.
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