The Frost AI-Generated Short Film from Waymark

In the icy depths of Antarctica, a team sets out to investigate a strange signal, unknowingly embarking on a journey that will challenge everything they thought they knew about their past and future.

Part one of the frost introduces a never-seen-before cinematic world crafted entirely from ai-generated imagery.

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[minkahklein]

I kinda felt like I was wacthing a bunch of NPC's as main characters😂

[pipinfresh]

This could be a really good way to turn audiobooks into visual novels. Very impressive.

[FragmentedNightmare]

It's like how a brain generates dreams while asleep. Really random fragments of our memories.

[buioso]

The fact that this exists is already impressive.
I can't imagine what we can have in 3 years from now

[MrChiel]

AI will definitely win a staring contest.

[arnaudh]

Fascinating, a lot of scene was really beautiful (others less ofc)
This is the future of the cinema, no doubt about that

[SonnyMeadows]

This is the very 1st trickles of a who new genre revolution. I predict in 10 yrs video games & movies will indistinguishable from reality. I also movies may become fully interactive & create a storyline in real time with your imput. YOU will actually appear in a movie youre watching if you so choose

[cecileeldridge-perez]

I guess I am biased to believe that AI can't completely replace human writers and film makers. On one level this is impressive, (that is if this is completely the product of AI, without any human help.) On another level, this lacks real depth, sophistication, and emotion. I was not moved by it. Do we really want AI to write literature like Joseph Conrad's "The Heart of Darkness, " which is later adapted by Francis Ford Coppola and transformed into the film "Apocalypse Now?"

[wwhq]

The audio enhances the experience...not sure i see a platform working on conquering that yet...but in time. Great work!

[bryanwalker]

Similar to the first animated cartoonsin the early 1900's, the progress into exceedingly realistic films will be very rapid...to the point we may well see AI actors that will become celebrities.

[zeetheblasphemer]

Great plot, can't wait to see the ending! Love the scientist guy, great character design. I love also how AI was used to make a film that bring in question our use and trust of AI. What a meta work of art.

[vitosign]

Oh no!We are on the threshold of a new era of AI movies, but the result is not yet completely satisfying. Although I am convinced that amazing things can be achieved with this technology, I have no interest in consuming inferior products. We have already made significant progress in the film field, so we should not be confronted with inferior products.

In the whole discussion, I always wonder where the attraction is in having films or images created by machines. I belong to that generation that still values the creative work of humans.

[thomasproshowski]

Wonderful, congratulations. I trust soon we'll see a lot more locomotion and people's movement .

[aditya_akash]

amazing work man! This is gen one of whats going to be the future of filmmaking. Great story.

[Tumbleweed]

Not bad, not great. Interesting story though. I look forward to further installments. I don’t think anyone in the filmmaking industry needs to worry about being replaced anytime soon.

[TeemuKetola]

I make AI short films myself and really enjoyed this piece. Well done and I hope to see more!

[chadiwack]

This is brilliant. Very impressive and inspiring.

[TheJereld]

That was extremely satisfying in ascetic and execution!!! This is great AI storytelling!! 🎉🎉🎉🎉

[yoroiaimito]

This is great.The technology is being released very fast.

I'd suggest trying a 60-100fps of the models then scale to 24fps in the final cut.

[donnaduhamel]

Stop.messin with planet shes ready to spin us all off already!❤