How AI Makes New Movies That Look Old - 1950's Super Panavision 70 Tutorial

A peek behind the curtain at how I make my AI videos!

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[PatrickGibney]

Hey guys! Hope this video answers some of the questions folks have been asking!
I gloss over a few things for the sake of brevity in this video, so feel free to ask away of you'd like to know about anything in more detail.

[mr.voidout]

Came in with no questions.
Came out with a galaxy of answers🤯

[Goibniu]

"...and Debbie Reynolds as Princess Leia."
I saw what you did there.👌

Thanks for the crash course!👏

[cheaptalk]

This is one of the coolest things I have ever seen. These old trailers are so impressive. I would definitely watch a whole movie turned 1950s panavision.

[absoloodle]

Dude, how cool of you to show people how you make these! Thanks for educating us on what's possible with generative AI. You rock, man.

[brg]

Thanks so much for taking the time to explain how it's done. All of these AI videos have been cropping up in my YouTube feed, and I always wondered what was actually involved in creating one. Really interesting.

[infideluxe]

So so fascinating. Beautiful executions! Thanks for sharing these insights and links.

[distantcomets]

Fascinating. Thanks for sharing the process. There's a lot of understandable concern and even panic out there but this shows how much creative work you still need to do to achieve the vision you are tyring to get across.

[fueledbylove]

I would like to see the Jetsons as real humans not a cartoon

[EdCardinal-MindThump]

Thanks for the quick explanation. I've been loving these trailers, and was curious how they were generated. Keep it up!!

[MrGruv]

Thank you for your tutorial. Enjoyed your formula or insight on how you brought it all together!!

[jjjjojoba]

Very cool. I'd been watching a ton of Panavision videos and wondered about the process. This was perfect.

[minimumviableme]

These videos are so fun. Really clever twist! And thanks for the how-to, it all seems like it would be fun to play with.

[jamesmoyon]

I have been really enjoying your videos. It was fascinating to see the behind-the-scenes.

[Ravens]

These videos are trippy. So familiar, yet the 1950's style aesthetic, props, and everything is just wild. Clearly to me, I can tell it's AI generated but I feel like I could show this to my grandparents and maybe even my parents and trick them into thinking Star Wars was actually a remake of an older film. Good stuff man.

[andrewkearns]

Thank you so much for sharing your creative process with us! As some other people have said below, I feel that this really proves the added value of a human designer who has integrated AI tools into their workflow. I'll be following to keep up with your work, and am definitely interested in any other process videos you would have to share. Cheers!

[simonlaxon]

These videos are great. I appreciate you showing how they are created. I love the Debbie Reynolds touch.

[TrippyOriginals]

Thank you! I've been wondering how people were getting these crazy videos going, and it truly feels like most of these people that do these videos are rather protective of the methods.

So it is very appreciated you sharing your knowledge!

[capitalghost]

Great work bro! To be able to prompt scenes that stitch together into a cohesive narrative that is emotive unlike a lot of others I’ve seen speaks a lot to your vision and skillset — including the patience to pull it off is remarkable. You are a true artist.

[marketeermik]

Holy smokes batman! That was an incredible insight, quick and to the point and INSPIRING for me to try it! Thank you!