Joe
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Joe
@JoeTaravella
Image creator of various mediums. Creative Director, Videographer, Editor.
New Orleans, LA & Dallas, TX Katılım Ekim 2009
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@imroccobtw built something that lets you do this very easily. has hella styles pixar, felt, etc. all you do is enter a link of your product and give direction. lmk if you want access.
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With ChatGPT Images 2.0 we can now create an image from prompt, then with GPT 5.4 Pro convert it to a CAD model using ForgeCAD.
> Prompt: Make a detailed wood gong fu tea tray.
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I've heard it's so censored it's practically dead on arrival. No face upload even AI ones, and the Dreamina plan gets you abt 30 videos at the most expensive available plan at $70 per month. If we can't create videos with believable character reference than what's the point? Can anyone confirm this?
CapCut@capcutapp
Dreamina Seedance 2.0 is LIVE on CapCut app, desktop & web, starting gradually in Indonesia, Philippines, Thailand, Vietnam, Malaysia, Brazil and Mexico with expansion over time. Generate and edit with industry-leading quality in one seamless workflow. Built to unlock new possibilities in visual storytelling with CapCut: - SOTA long-form coherence, up to 15s videos with multi-shot storytelling and exceptional text prompt adherence - Built-in dialogue, lipsync, and immersive spatial sound - Multimodal reference for greater creative control and precision Find Dreamina Seedance 2.0 in the following CapCut features: - Quick try: AI Lab & AI Generator (app, v17.1.0) - Generate + edit workflow: Media → AI Video (app & desktop) - AI-native workflow with omni reference: Video Studio (our latest canvas-based ai production workspace built for everyone from beginners to pro, access via CapCut web)
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It’s so disappointing what @SouthwestAir has completely wrecked the boarding and exiting process of the plane. Getting a seat close to the front is a gamble because you may need to go back 5 or more rows to get free overhead bin space. What a cluster!
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Take 20 grams of creatine daily for 10 days.
With food early in the day.
It’ll change your life.
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Joe retweetledi
All I did was upload an audio clip.
Agent Opus Story Mode turned it into a fully produced video - matched visuals, pacing, everything.
No editing required.
Want to see what it does with your content? We're giving away free credits to the first 100 people who:
♻️ Repost this
💬 Drop "Story" in the comments
We'll DM you.
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@Crysta_AI @VoxelKei Can I talk to you about doing something like this for a product? If so please let me know how I can contact you.
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We are incredibly proud to have printed this first prototype for @VoxelKei!
We are actively iterating together to perfect the optical properties and push the boundaries of what's possible.
Stay tuned for more updates! ✨ #3DPrinting #GaussianSplatting #3DGS
VoxelKei@VoxelKei
ついに3D Gaussian Splattingで作ったデータが物質化した。これはまだプロトタイプ。研究していくっ
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@VFXSoldier Everyone is going to get use to these kinds of inconsistencies just as they got use to camera phone quality vs dslr.
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VFX Supervisor notes: head flips through his ass. Please fix, rerender and resubmit for dailies.
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@sweatystartup It can be a very rewarding industry to work in it really depends on the type of clients you attract and your region. In my experience the higher end clients have been the best to work with: premium vendors to work with, professional execution, beautiful people = amazing events.
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@spintheskinner @JeremyLamb19 @inkfycreates Trust me I’ve shot both and weddings are more work, more pressure, tighter timelines, more demanding turnaround times, and higher stakes if you mess up. I’m not saying there aren’t people who will do it for what you’re asking, they’re just not going to be the top end.
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@JoeTaravella @JeremyLamb19 @inkfycreates what extra work? just do the same work they would for the event. there are two events catered exactly the same in the same exact space. one is a wedding and one is a party. the wedding shouldn’t be charged more just because lol
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You can tell people who think this haven't gotten married past 2010. Lol
1. Vendors aren't stupid. Many people who try pulling this off almost always get caught in their lies immediately (e.g. "the event is super important guys!..but we only need the bare minimum for this").
James Shields@scaling_shields
the wedding industry relies on a $15,000 "politeness tax" that 83% of couples blindly pay you pay it the second you say one word wedding photographer: $4,000 "event photographer" same work same hours: $1,200 wedding cake: $800 "celebration cake" same size same design: $250 wedding flowers: $3,500 "party flowers" same arrangements: $1,100 wedding venue: $8,000 "private event rental" same space same date: $4,000 the word "wedding" is a 200-400% markup trigger vendors hear it and mentally double the quote before responding you're not paying for better service you're paying because you were too polite to ask for the real price first here's how to stop being the sucker: step 1: never say "wedding" in the first message "hi, i'm planning a formal dinner party for about 100 guests on [date]. could you share your pricing and availability?" get the quote in writing step 2: reveal after you have the number locked "thanks for this. just to confirm, this is for a wedding celebration. does that change the pricing?" what happens: 1. price stays same = you just saved thousands 2. price increases = you negotiate from the lower number 3. price doubles = you walk and find someone honest the markup by vendor: photographers: "corporate event" = 40-60% less florists: "party flowers" = 60-70% less cakes: "anniversary cake" = 50-60% less venues: "private event" = 30-50% less djs: "birthday party" = 40-50% less catering: "formal dinner" = 30-40% less the numbers that should piss you off: - average wedding cost: $35,000 - percentage that's pure "wedding tax": 30-50% - couples who negotiate: 17% - couples who get a discount when they try: 64% 83% of couples never question the first quote they just pay it because asking feels rude the wedding industry built a $70 billion business on your politeness one word. one script. $15,000 back in your pocket. stop paying the tax
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the wedding industry relies on a $15,000 "politeness tax" that 83% of couples blindly pay
you pay it the second you say one word
wedding photographer: $4,000
"event photographer" same work same hours: $1,200
wedding cake: $800
"celebration cake" same size same design: $250
wedding flowers: $3,500
"party flowers" same arrangements: $1,100
wedding venue: $8,000
"private event rental" same space same date: $4,000
the word "wedding" is a 200-400% markup trigger
vendors hear it and mentally double the quote before responding
you're not paying for better service
you're paying because you were too polite to ask for the real price first
here's how to stop being the sucker:
step 1: never say "wedding" in the first message
"hi, i'm planning a formal dinner party for about 100 guests on [date]. could you share your pricing and availability?"
get the quote in writing
step 2: reveal after you have the number locked
"thanks for this. just to confirm, this is for a wedding celebration. does that change the pricing?"
what happens:
1. price stays same = you just saved thousands
2. price increases = you negotiate from the lower number
3. price doubles = you walk and find someone honest
the markup by vendor:
photographers: "corporate event" = 40-60% less
florists: "party flowers" = 60-70% less
cakes: "anniversary cake" = 50-60% less
venues: "private event" = 30-50% less
djs: "birthday party" = 40-50% less
catering: "formal dinner" = 30-40% less
the numbers that should piss you off:
- average wedding cost: $35,000
- percentage that's pure "wedding tax": 30-50%
- couples who negotiate: 17%
- couples who get a discount when they try: 64%
83% of couples never question the first quote
they just pay it because asking feels rude
the wedding industry built a $70 billion business on your politeness
one word. one script. $15,000 back in your pocket.
stop paying the tax
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@SashoTodorov1 @JeremyLamb19 @inkfycreates There are plenty who do hardnose negotiate and any competent pro who has enough work will just pass those on to less experienced, desperate vendors.
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@JeremyLamb19 @inkfycreates There is some legitimate upcharges. But a lot of vendors know that the couple is not going to be in a hard nosed negotiating mindset and that's just catnip to squeeze, squeeze, squeeze, and squeeze some more.
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@JeremyLamb19 @inkfycreates She displayed the reasons pretty clearly. The stakes are higher, they require extra work, the clients are more demanding, also I’d add there are a limited # of work days.
You can indeed find people cheaper to do the same work but it’s a value judgement on quality.
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@inkfycreates I’m not at all questioning the reality of what you say. I’m simply trying to figure out WHY. If the exact requests of a client can be met for a certain price, why does that price go up when the word “wedding” is used?
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@nickfloats I tried Higgs for a little while and found it really unworkable and clunky. I dunno, wasn’t for me.
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"I typed one prompt, Claude reasoned through it, and I tweaked every parameter live on the canvas."
Higgsfield has done nothing but lie to you. Nothing they sell you is real.
They are scamming you.
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@MrPassive_ @grok can you analyze the veracity of these claims and give me the real world expectations of this type of business.
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Don’t spend $3,000 on the newest MacBook.
Instead, invest in a Smart Cooler that can pay you $3,000 every month.
(I own 5 of these that each make ~$3k/month)
Best part?
No big down payment needed.
Here's how you can start yours:
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i found a way to make AI videos that don't sound like AI...
example below....
sora 2, veo 3.1, kling 2.6 are decent but they all have that robotic AI accent that everyone can detect immediately
and when people try replacing the voices with elevenlabs, it always sounds way too professional
like it's recorded on a professional mic in a studio
but if i'm making a UGC video of someone in their room, i don't want studio quality
it should sound like it's actually in that room
the workflow i use completely removes that fake AI voice sound
why this matters:
when your AI voices sound too polished or robotic, people notice. their guard goes up. they disengage.
but when your voices sound like they're coming from a real person in a real room, that's when they work the best
i created a guide breaking down exactly how:
> to create voiceovers that sound completely real
> to replace fake-sounding voices in AI videos (not elevenlabs)
> to make voices sound like they're in the actual environment, not a studio
RT + reply "VOICE" and i'll send you the FULL guide (must follow so i can DM)
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