Peter Trapasso

Finally got seedance 2.0 to work. I give you a sneak peak of my upcoming episodic series: “Baddies vs. Botz” Yeehaaaaaaa!

Secret beach day 2037.

You think winter’s over? New mission. New winter. Same Lara.

Handstand to rollout. She just dropped in to see what situation her situation was in.

The hunt is on. ❄️🤖💗 Two cyborg hunters. One rogue robot. A frozen lake that has no idea what just started. Generated with Midjourney V8 Alpha + Grok Imagine Video proof that the AI cinematic era is just getting started.

Midjourney V8 → Magnific 4x upscale → Grok Imagine video. The AI pipeline is getting absurd. One prompt to blockbuster in under 10 minutes. Built this entire shot with @midjourney V8, upscaled 4x with @magnific, and brought it to life with Grok Imagine. The solo creator filmmaking era is here.

Friday afternoon in LA, 2037

@doganuraldesign Thank you so much for this. Will be testing out this weekend on my new episodic series in development.

ON THE APP: → Tap on 'Imagine' in the app → Choose 'Video' from the prompt box → Tap on 'Animate Photos' → Select up to 7 images → Write your prompt → Tap the reference image while the cursor is where you want it to appear in the prompt. Repeat for every image. → Check the settings before sending the prompt for aspect ratio, video duration, and resolution. → Hit send and wait. Now you can use the same character, object, scene, or anything else across different videos.

Consistency is key. Now you can create videos with consistent characters and objects using Grok Imagine on both the app and the web. Here are 2 quick video tutorials ↓

When the glow of endless screens fades, the city’s pulse beckons. Stepping into the unknown—one red heel at a time. 🌃📺 Grok Imagine Video is getting really good.

@cfryant @OlivioSarikas Incredible! Thank you so much. This is going to be so fun.

@OlivioSarikas Try adding "you've never seen it from this angle before!" to get some interesting angles. x.com/cfryant/status…

NANO BANANA 2 HACK! Ask NB2 for a 3 x 3 16:9 grid of alternative angles for your scene and get 9 images in only one render!!!!

@beeple Beeple is truly a man of the people. I am really looking forward to your show!

GM!! one of the things I am most excited about with NODE is that it truly is a space for the community to exhibit art... so as part of my upcoming exhibition at the space, we'll have a community art showcase, similiar to what we do at Beeple Studio events!! note: this is separate from their OCCUPY series and only requires on jpg, mp4 or gif to enter!! send us your work, we'd love to have it be part of the show!!!!!! <3 @nodefnd <3

@lola_viscera Grateful for what he’s taught me over the past year. Do follow.

Tyler is a must-follow. he has been there for me since the beginning.

@Artedeingenio Ahhhh! Now what do we do?

Luckily, yesterday, before CapCut shut down Seedance 2.0, I was able to create this 15-second continuous single-shot action sequence with a hard noir aesthetic. And what can I say… This is the most mind-blowing action sequence I’ve ever seen generated with AI 🤯 It doesn’t fall short of Sin City at all. I’m sure Frank Miller would love it. Big words.

@bryanbrinkman 👏

"Networked Art" Mapping out collectors of my artworks.

@MartiniArt_ martini

🚀 Seedance 2 just dropped on Martini! The next-gen video generation model is NOW LIVE — and every user gets 10 FREE generations after sign up. Reply "martini" and I'll send you the invite link for more free credits!👇

@cfryant Love it! Can’t wait for this one.

Alright, last poster concept for A24's The Backrooms movie. I think this is my favorite.

fuckyeah

Cinematic Grok Imagine Video with full-scale destruction energy Under the overpass at golden hour, two women walk straight toward a collapsed war machine the size of a building. Dust hanging in the air. Red optics still glowing. City skyline fading behind heat haze and concrete pillars. It feels like a $200M third-act reveal, except it started with just an image created in @midjourney If this is where AI action cinema is heading, are you directing or just watching?