Robby Muir III

All I want is for myself and everyone around me to be happy. That's usually what's goin on in my brain.

@cfryant @invideoOfficial Yes! Can’t wait for this.

@invideoOfficial Lovecraftian mystery anthology series set in an alternate history. Made by top film veterans and AI creators.

Drop your logline below. The best one gets made

@jordandchesney @invideoOfficial @aionthelot Thank you brother! @invideoOfficial is already my favorite platform! The way they organize projects and gens is brilliant!

In case you haven't noticed, @invideoOfficial values AI filmmakers more than anyone in the game right now. I just had a chance to hang with them at @aionthelot, and it was such a please. Big hearts, big smiles, and not a shred of pretension that's part and parcel for most Hollywood types. Just genuine guys that genuinely care about storytellers. @invideoOfficial, here are a bunch on great AI Filmmakers I strongly recommend you engage. I'd say trust me, but all you have to do is take one look at their work and you'll see what I see: @ai_artworkgen @rmuir3 @DavidLaChanceJr @TheBLUDSIMPLE @alexgnewmedia @h_khachatrian @mind_wank @piotrbinkowski @BengtTibert @NathanBoey @deogenai @jdp2oo @JossMonzoni @Julianc_AI @julienvallee @NomadsVagabonds @Ahn_Jae_Hong @BLVCKLIGHTai @piotrbinkowski @olgabrnv @cfryant @henrydaubrez @jdp2oo @drdreams @elena_sav_ @gen_ericai @gabemichael_ai @rourke_heath @Jett_Collective @panaviscope @tupacabra @UnoParticular @eattheethos

@jordandchesney @AzeAlter @henrydaubrez @uisato_ @Cont_animation You deserve all the success cause you put all those countless hours into making your art. So happy for you dude!

I am so honored to see my films get featured in the very first Wonder TV drop! Wonder TV is curating select AI films each month so keep your eyes on this spot. And congrats to my fellow filmmakers in the first cohort @AzeAlter @henrydaubrez @uisato_ @Cont_animation @kevinkshah @YZAVoku @edmondyang Mauricio Sierra Elliott Gonzo Head to Wonder TV to check it out tv.wonderstudios.com 📷 To get involved in the next cohort, join the App app.wonderstudios.com 📷

You know that super annoying overlay texture pattern you get on AI images, particularly with Nano Banana Pro and GPT 2.0? Here's how to get rid of it. Toss your image into @magnific as a reference, select the Nano Banana Pro model, and prompt: Recreate this image exactly, detail for detail and restore fidelity, making it high resolution, and crisp, and clear. Exactly maintain the original colors. Credit to @DavidLaChanceJr for figuring this out. Hope this helps.

@VictorInFocus @krea_ai wow, love these! great vibe

I accidentally pasted one of my Seedance prompts for London crime noir into Krea 2. Instead of just giving me a single image, it came back with something more like a shot burst contact sheet. What surprised me was how well it held onto the visual rules I’d built into the prompt i.e. colour palette, framing, subject placement, symmetry negative space, overall moodboard vibe This is something I struggle to maintain when trying to expand Midjourney images into more scenes or a larger world with the same consistent aesthetic. Because it’s generating a shot burst, a lot of the individual frames are imperfect or partially broken but you isolate the frames you like, pull compositions that feel strong, find interesting bits of framing or atmosphere, then recreate or upscale from there. I'm thinking this is less about getting perfect finished images and more about visualising the cinematic language of the scenes/world I'm trying to build. Try it for yourself. Put a video gen prompt into Krea 2 and see what you get. (The below was Krea 2 Large with a custom moodboard)

@h_khachatrian so good!

my relatives dancing as a professionals

@ai_artworkgen Dude, these are so dope!

Recent shots with Claude Code as my DoP.
 Human curation + agentic workflow = automated beauty.

A new experiment with Seedance 2.0 on @mitte_ai : FACS. For this videos, I only used FACS codes in the prompt. I didn’t describe the facial expressions in plain language at all. FACS (Facial Action Coding System) is a system for describing facial expressions using individual muscle movements called Action Units (AUs), instead of general emotion labels like “happy” or “sad.” It breaks the face into controllable components such as brow movement, eyelid tension, lip movement and cheek activation. Even though it didn’t follow all 14 Action Units perfectly, it still interpreted most of them surprisingly well. I think this could become especially useful for subtle facial acting, forced smiles, uncanny expressions, mixed emotions and micro-performance details during close-up dialogue shots. You can check the prompt for first 15s, a list of FACS codes generated with GPT Image 2 in the replies.

@henrydaubrez @GoogleAIStudio YESSS!!! This is what i'm talking about.

Guess who's working hard on building a decent storyboarding tool in @GoogleAIStudio?

@aimikoda @mitte_ai Super cool technique! Gonna start testing this out.

@invideoOfficial How do you get a seamless 1:30 second shot? The complete answer is below in the BTS breakdown. Here's the short answer... 1. @invideoOfficial 2. Seedance 2.0 3. Extend 4. Color Correct

@jordandchesney Love you brother!

@rmuir3 Brother, this means so much. You're not just one of my best friends, you're an incredible artist, and this means everything. Thank you, dude.

This is simply a masterpiece.

@jordandchesney @invideoOfficial so unnerving. This is your finest work my friend! Visually stunning, and my goodness, this sound design. perfection!

The Alliance Created by Jordan Daniel Chesney Presented by @invideoOfficial

@jordandchesney @BLVCKLIGHTai @invideoOfficial AWWWW YEAHHHH!

"High intensity from moment one. Absolutely love it." - @BLVCKLIGHTai The Alliance Coming Soon 🐺🐺🐺🐺 A Short Film by Jordan Daniel Chesney Presented by @invideoOfficial

Smart idea! I adapted that prompt to location, and the shots genned are amazing. @jordandchesney can't wait to show you this! Here's the updated prompt I used: Style: cinematic, consistent lighting from the original image sources, same environment, no cuts in continuity (only camera changes). Location: exact same room, zero transformation, addition or removal of any architecture, furniture, decor, objects, textures, colors or lighting. Perfect fidelity to the single reference room image in every detail, material, shadow and spatial relationship. [00:00.00 – 00:00.25] Extreme close-up (ECU), straight-on. Intricate micro surface texture of wood grain, fabric weave or wall finish. Pores, subtle imperfections, light caustics and reflections. [00:00.25 – 00:00.50] ECU, 45° side angle. Profile view of object edge, molding or architectural detail. Shallow depth of field highlighting form and shadow play. [00:00.50 – 00:00.75] Close-up, straight-on. Full view of a key focal object such as lamp, artwork, plant or centerpiece. Neutral presentation of material and craftsmanship. [00:00.75 – 00:01.00] Close-up, low angle. Height and scale of furniture or tall architectural element emphasized. Slight heroic distortion from below. [00:01.00 – 00:01.25] Close-up, high angle. Top-down view of floor, rug or tabletop surface. Subtle shadow fall and layered depth. [00:01.25 – 00:01.50] Medium close-up, straight-on. Furniture grouping or main functional zone. Clear spatial relationships between objects. [00:01.50 – 00:01.75] Medium close-up, 3/4 angle. Slight turn revealing depth in a room corner or layered furniture cluster. Asymmetry and occlusion. [00:01.75 – 00:02.00] Side profile, perfectly 90°. Clean linear perspective along wall or through room depth. Precise architectural lines and vanishing points. [00:02.00 – 00:02.25] Reverse angle, medium close-up. Opposite perspective looking back into the space from window or far wall. Revealing hidden spatial connections. [00:02.25 – 00:02.50] Medium shot, straight-on. Broader view of the main living zone. Furniture placement and natural flow of the room. [00:02.50 – 00:02.75] Medium shot, side angle. Profile view of room proportions, depth and layout relationships. [00:02.75 – 00:03.00] Medium shot, back view. Full width of a major wall or feature from the reverse side. Light fall and surface drape. [00:03.00 – 00:03.25] Detail shot, decorative objects or hardware, front angle. Fine craftsmanship on vases, books, handles and accents. [00:03.25 – 00:03.50] Detail shot, side angle on objects. Material transitions, edges, joins and natural light interaction. [00:03.50 – 00:03.75] Detail shot, fabric or surface macro. Texture, seams, stitching, wear patterns and light absorption on curtains or upholstery. [00:03.75 – 00:04.00] Detail shot, floor-to-vertical transition. Baseboards, rug edges and furniture legs meeting the floor plane. [00:04.00 – 00:04.25] Detail shot, lower elements and grounding. Furniture legs, plant bases and architectural contact points with the floor. [00:04.25 – 00:04.50] Detail shot, floor contact and surface interaction. Precise floor texture, reflections and high-traffic wear zones. [00:04.50 – 00:04.75] Wide shot, full room, straight-on. Neutral establishing view of the entire space. Complete spatial silhouette and volume. [00:04.75 – 00:05.00] Wide shot, 3/4 back angle. Room fully revealed in context and depth. Final cinematic spatial read showing harmony and light sources..

@henrydaubrez Oh interesting, can you do this for location coverage?

Alright, made another test and here's the full Seedance prompt . 20 shots in one go 👇 If it helped you...well...please share and help your peers. Sharing is caring. PROMPT Style: cinematic, consistent lighting, same environment, no cuts in continuity (only camera changes) Character: same subject, no transformation. don't change the style of the original. 2.5D traditional animation. 90's. [00:00.00 – 00:00.25] Extreme close-up (ECU), straight-on. Eyes and upper nose bridge. Micro detail, skin texture, reflections in pupils. [00:00.25 – 00:00.50] ECU, 45° side angle. Profile of eye, eyelashes, temple. Shallow depth of field. [00:00.50 – 00:00.75] Close-up, straight-on. Full face. Neutral expression. Lighting reveals structure. [00:00.75 – 00:01.00] Close-up, low angle. Jawline and chin emphasized. Slight heroic distortion. [00:01.00 – 00:01.25] Close-up, high angle. Forehead, hairline, top of face. Subtle shadow fall. [00:01.25 – 00:01.50] Medium close-up (chest up), straight-on. Full head + shoulders. Posture visible. [00:01.50 – 00:01.75] Medium close-up, 3/4 angle. Slight turn. Depth and facial asymmetry. [00:01.75 – 00:02.00] Side profile, perfectly 90°. Clean silhouette of face and nose. [00:02.00 – 00:02.25] Back of head, medium close-up. Hair shape, neck, collar detail. [00:02.25 – 00:02.50] Medium shot (waist up), straight-on. Torso, jacket fit, arm positioning. [00:02.50 – 00:02.75] Medium shot, side angle. Body proportions and posture in profile. [00:02.75 – 00:03.00] Medium shot, back view. Shoulder width, garment fall, spine line. [00:03.00 – 00:03.25] Detail shot, hands. Front angle. Fingers relaxed. Skin and gesture detail. [00:03.25 – 00:03.50] Detail shot, hands side angle. Bone structure, knuckles, motion hint. [00:03.50 – 00:03.75] Detail shot, jacket fabric. Macro. Texture, seams, stitching, wear. [00:03.75 – 00:04.00] Detail shot, lower torso. Beltline / clothing transition. [00:04.00 – 00:04.25] Detail shot, legs. Front. Fabric tension, stance. [00:04.25 – 00:04.50] Detail shot, feet side angle. Shoe shape, sole, contact with ground. [00:04.50 – 00:04.75] Wide shot, full body, straight-on. Neutral stance. Complete silhouette. [00:04.75 – 00:05.00] Wide shot, 3/4 back angle. Character in space. Final spatial read.

Sum up 'The Alliance' in one word: "Insane" - @simonmeyer_ "Visceral" - @PJaccetturo "Intense!!" - @mxvdxn "Chilling" - @JustinHackney33 "Whoa" - @gabemichael_ai "Sheeeesh" - @NathanBoey "Wild" - @julienvallee "Lynchian" - @cfryant "How!?" - @rourke_heath "Captivating" - @BillyBoman_AI "Incredible" - @jdp2oo "Exquisite" - @elena_sav_ "Powerful" - @Ahn_Jae_Hong Coming soon A short film by Jordan Daniel Chesney Produced by JDC Entertainment Presented by @invideoOfficial

@deogenai Love this!

A short story "Sail Anyway". A reflection of the thoughts that've been on my mind lately. Let me know what you think.

@Jett_Collective It sure is!

@rmuir3 Thanks Robby! Crazy stuff right? Gonna be a wild year

Another test w 360 equirectangular image prompt in GPT-2 using two old favorite images of same theme and making them 360. There are other ways to get these results, but man, this is a fast way to play! Created this in a few hours last night.