u/Fa_Ling

EDIT: In the title i meant to say AI or artists*** I AM NOT ASSUMING IT WAS AI I PROMISE I JUST CANT CHANGE THE TITLE

Hi all!

Just curious if anyone might have insight. My boyfriend and I were just gushing over the animated sequence and how well it was done for the ATMOS music video, and both of us were trying to figure out who created it. He was worried it may have been AI generatedd, so I did some digging. The only thing I could really find from the SM Music video credits that stood out were:

Music Video Direction & Arrangement | Yu Jii, Kim Jihyun
Production | AIMUS (u/aimus.official)
Director | Cho Joonkoo (AIMUS)
ART Department | Rekindle /ABR
Art Director | Jeon Minkyu(u/jeon.minkyu)
Art Team Leader | Kang Minwoo
Art Team | Kim Hantae, Kim Dongheui, Moon Serin, Ji Sunghee, Kana Mizutani, Hong Seohyun, Ryu Hyunjun
EDIT | AIMUS
D.I l AIMUS

Animation Directer | Baek Yunseon (u/100_baek__100)
Animator | Baek Yunseon, Kim Hojeong, Cho Nahyun

2D VFX | Jang Kyutae (u/kwal.kwal.kwal)

3D VFX | Lee Huijoong (u/hui.grave)
Roto, Remove | ZAP (u/zap.vfx)
AI VFX | AIMUS
AI VFX | Hwangbo Nahyun (u/hwangbonahyun)

AI VFX Production | PIECES WORKS (u/piecesworks)
AI VFX | Cho Sujin, Kwon Kangsan
AI VFX Assist | Kim Esoo, Lee Sunho

Does this mean maybe it was done by "Baek Yunseon", "Kim Soheon", and "Cho Nahyun"? But there's also the "AI VWF" Part so I'm not sure...if it's done with AI even partially? I can't tell.

Thanks!

Hi all!

Just wondering how being an RN at credit valley is for people. I currently work downtown, but I'm just trying to see what the ER is like in terms of staffing, staff attitude, patient population, schedules, teamwork, etc.

Would love to hear about people's experiences :) thanks

Hi all!

I'm an older Shawol from Canada and SHINee has been my OG, ulti group since the early days (were talking like '09s lol).

It's been my absolute dream to see SHINee in concert, and I will be going to Japan for a huge trip sometime in May of 2027!

I will likely be in Japan on May 25 and it got me thinking, they usually do a Korean and japan concert series for a few days around that time each year right?

Would anyone happen to know if they will be holding a concert in Japan or Korea next year in May?

In addition, I was wondering if anyone knows how much it usually costs for the best seats at theirconcerts, and how the process looks into getting tickets when you're an international fan.

Thanks for the information anyone can provide! ! I'm really hoping to make this dream a reality 🩵

Hi all, I also posted in AwardsTravel, but I'm having some trouble as people aren't as familiar with Aeroplan.

I'm trying to book 2J one-way on the YYZ>ORD>TYO route for next year in May for my partner and I. Specifically, I have been seeing relatively consistent releases of these seats on this route for 81.5k points, which are the ones im trying to snag. I have screenshots of what I've been seeing as well which ive added to this post!

Ive been practicing every night for at least 3 weeks to get in the swing of understanding the release patterns, the ticketing, the process, all of it. We have flexibility with dates, but were hoping to fly out any time between May 7-May 14, 2027 (but we have a departure date no later than May 22, 2027).

For about 5-6 nights in a row I've basically refreshed my app (6-8 seconds before 9AM JST) and my web browser (8 seconds before 9am JST) at the same time, and by the time 9am JST hits and the browser stops its refresh the award seats are just...not there. At all. And then on the app, I'll see them (as per the screenshots), click immediately (I have everything pre-filled!) and just....nope. "Sorry, something went wrong. An error occurred. The offer is not available as there is no more availability for flights."

I understand this route is competitive, and we've optimized it as much as possible to be flexible with dates (we can't reposition for a variety of reasons). I've been diligent in practicing and timing it, and I'm just not sure how I am still too slow. I cant refresh earlier than I am since the flights wont load, but if i refresh right at 9am JST like these posts I also see to be late? How is that possible? Not to mention we are going the ORD route which is supposed to be less competitve :(

If anyone has any words of encouragement or advice id appreciate it. Just feeling a bit down on my luck I suppose and I'm trying to optimize my chances as best as humanly possible but im starting to wonder if im just shit out of luck T_T

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Hi there,

I'm trying to book J class tickets via Aeroplan points for May 2027. I am looking to book the Air Canada + All Nippon route (YYZ>ORD>YTO).

I am hoping to book the basic award fare for 81.5k or so, and I know these are refundable / cancelable for a fee.

This is my first time doing this but I wanted to clarify: if something were to happen, and unwanted to cancel the ticket for May and move it to another flight say, November 2027, how would that work/what would the associated fees be?

I'm seeing answers that range from 'j class is fully refundable" to "you only get refunded the points, not the cash portion" to "You only pay a $100+ tax fee"

Which is it? Just want to know what my options are if something were to happen between now and may given its a lot of points + partially cash+ using not only air Canada but star alliance partners.

Thank you!

Hi everyone!

Sorry, this is my first time posting here. I am a cardiovascular perfusion student from toronto, and I just found out that I will be completing a rotation at the Kingston hospital starting January of next year! It's kind of like a residency that medical students go through whereby we are assigned to a hospital for a few months and we work and help with cases.

Another classmate of mine will be doing their rotation for 2 months starting in late October / early November of this year as well so we are looking together if it helps as we could then ideally do a 6 month rental that we would just sort of take over from each other!

Neither of us are really from these areas and unfortunately it's obviously too far for us to commute to every single day, so we are looking at short-term rentals but we are super unfamiliar with the area.

We don't know anybody in the area either, and from a very brief look into short term rentals seem pretty hard to come by and so I thought I'd reach out to this community to see if people had any suggestions!

We are mature students and are looking (ideally but we can be flexible!) for the following:

-Short term rental from end of October 2026-april 2027 where he can use it for the first 2 months and I would take over after he leaves

-Ideallt a private space (we don't want to rent a bedroom with others if we can avoid it since we have partners who may visit and we are older)

-Trying to keep monthly rent around the $2,000 mark if possible

-MUST come furnished as we can't really move all of our stuff for such a short amount of time

-Ideally we'd also like it to be closer to the hospital so we can walk if at all possible but if it's further out that's ok too. We will be coming in winter so we are just worried about transiting and driving in the snow :(

If anybody knows of places like this or if there are even short-term rentals that are used by medical students for example we are super open to reaching out, we just don't quite know what's out there.

Thank you all in advance for any advice! 😊

Hi all,

I am somewhat new to OSAP. I am in a Masters program and I am in the process of filling out an application for my second year of studies. I learned basically throughout the first year that I had ADHD, but also, that it impacted my ability to study for my classes to a degree in which I am now on medications for it.

This is new to me, and I've honestly never considered it a 'disability' since it's something I'm trying to understand more about myself.

Is this something where I would fill out "yes" to the section asking me "Do you want to self-identify as a student with a disability?"

If I say yes, what does that do to my application? Does it just help open up larger loans/grants? or is it something else entirely? I don't know anyone in this position so the insight and understanding would be appreciated :)

In addition, for three of my placements in my second year, one requires me to drive more than 50km away from my home address, and my third placement will require me to relocate and rent in Kingston for 4 months. This is a HUGE added cost as it's all going to end up being out of pocket, and I was just told there may be some more forms I can give to OSAP to help with calculating my funding. If this is true does anyone have insight into this?

Thank you kindly :)