r/Akool_Official

Not from a motion capture suit.

Not from a pre-made animation.

Just an idea that evolved into a complete cinematic sequence.

My workflow:

• Think → Build the concept

• Choose the visual style & camera language

• Design a consistent character

• Create a detailed storyboard

• Generate and refine every shot into a final sequence

Every camera move, every dance beat, every transition was intentionally crafted to feel like a real music video.

AI isn't replacing creativity—it amplifies it. The tools generate pixels, but the vision, direction, storytelling, and decisions still come from the creator.

Curious to hear your thoughts:

What part of the AI filmmaking workflow do you find the most challenging—character consistency, choreography, or cinematic camera movement?

I wanted to see how close AI could get to a premium TV commercial, so I built a complete workflow from scratch instead of jumping straight into video generation.

Step 1: Concept

I started with a simple idea: an Ayurvedic shampoo called Herb+. The goal was a clean, luxury, nature-inspired commercial that felt like something you'd see on television.

Step 2: Storyboard

Instead of generating random shots, I designed a cinematic storyboard first. Every frame included:

- Shot composition

- Camera movement

- Environment

- Model appearance

- Color palette

- Product placement

- Narrator voice direction

- Timing for a 15-second commercial

This became the visual blueprint for the entire project.

Step 3: Character Consistency

I kept a single female model throughout every scene so the final video would feel like one continuous commercial instead of disconnected AI clips.

Step 4: Master Prompt

Using the storyboard as a reference image, I wrote one detailed master image-to-video prompt describing:

- Lighting

- Lens choices

- Camera movements

- Hair physics

- Water simulation

- Product consistency

- Environment

- Facial expressions

- Motion style

- Narration

- Background music

- Cinematic color grading

Rather than prompting each shot separately, everything was controlled from one master prompt.

Step 5: Video Generation

The storyboard guided composition while the master prompt controlled realism, motion, and consistency. This reduced randomness and made the AI follow a clear creative direction.

What I learned

The biggest improvement didn't come from writing longer prompts it came from planning first. Spending time on a strong storyboard made the final generation much more consistent and cinematic.

I'm still experimenting with this workflow, but it's already producing much better results than starting directly with an image-to-video prompt.

I'd love to hear how others approach AI commercial production. Any suggestions or improvements are welcome.

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Step 1 – The Hook

The film opens with a breathtaking FPV drone shot flying over an ancient Japanese battlefield at sunrise. The atmosphere is silent, mysterious, and cinematic. No action yet—only anticipation.

Step 2 – Introduce the Hero

A lone Lion-headed Samurai stands calmly in the middle of the battlefield. His armor is battle-worn, his katana remains sheathed, and the wind moves naturally through his mane. He doesn't speak. His confidence says everything.

Step 3 – Introduce the Villain

Far across the battlefield, smoke parts to reveal a towering Dragon-headed Samurai. Fire burns behind him, and every heavy footstep shakes the ground. He walks forward with absolute dominance.

Step 4 – Face to Face

Both warriors stop only a few meters apart. The camera captures intense close-ups of their eyes, subtle breathing, and the growing tension. Dust swirls between them. Neither makes the first move.

Step 5 – The First Strike

Without warning, the Lion Samurai instantly draws his katana and attacks. The Dragon Samurai blocks at the last possible moment. Steel collides with steel, sending a shower of sparks across the battlefield.

Step 6 – Full-Speed Duel

The battle explodes into an intense exchange of sword techniques. Fast footwork, realistic combat choreography, continuous FPV drone movement, practical camera shake, flying debris, and perfectly timed katana clashes create nonstop adrenaline.

Step 7 – The Turning Point

The Lion Samurai begins reading his opponent's attacks. Every counter becomes more precise. The Dragon Samurai is pushed backward as pieces of armor break away and the battlefield grows more chaotic.

Step 8 – The Final Frame

With one perfectly executed finishing strike, the duel ends. The Dragon Samurai falls to one knee. The battlefield becomes silent once again. The camera slowly rises into a wide aerial shot, revealing the victorious Lion Samurai standing alone as dust settles across the ancient valley.

Question: If this were the opening scene of a Hollywood movie, would it immediately grab your attention, or what would you change to make it even more unforgettable?

I've been experimenting with AI-generated commercials and decided to create a 15-second FIFA World Cup 2026 concept trailer in a colorful Pixlr-style 3D animation aesthetic.

The challenge wasn't generating the visuals—it was making sure every important moment fit into just 15 seconds without feeling rushed.

The commercial includes:

⚽ A massive packed stadium with fans from around the world

🎆 Fireworks, flags, and a World Cup atmosphere

🏆 The trophy reveal at center field

🔥 A young football superstar dribbling past defenders

🤸 A cinematic bicycle kick in slow motion

🥅 A dramatic goal sequence with a diving goalkeeper

🎉 A huge celebration with confetti and fireworks

I first designed a complete storyboard and then built a second-by-second cinematic prompt with detailed camera directions to keep the action clear and readable.

My goal was to make it feel like a real international sports advertisement rather than a typical AI-generated video.

Would love to hear your thoughts on the storyboard, animation style, pacing, and overall commercial concept.

Feedback is appreciated ⚽🚀

Created with GPT-2 in Akool

Prompt: "I want you to show the difference between focal lens on this shot:

Cinematic photography, breeze moving her hair, she's looking the view at sunset inside an infinite pool on the top of a coastal hill.

Split screen:

85mm close-up from a side

35mm close-up from a side"