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AI is a tool designed to assist with projects and help you meet deadlines more efficiently. It can also enhance and refine your ideas. My goal is to help people bring their creative visions to life. Thank you for watching and commenting. I'm thrilled that my video was helpful to you.

As long as you keep using the same reference image and the same prompt. Let's say the person wears a leather jacket with a white t-shirt and old jeans and boots. You can always go to the editor and add the boots. I find it helpful to name the brand of boots and the color. Let's say brown leather jacket, white short-sleeved T-shirt, denim Lee Jeans, and Brundt black boots. That's if you want the full image shown as a render. You can always zoom out if your boots aren't shown being worn on your character. As long as your character looks the same, it'll work. Remember to add expressions, too. If he/she is mad, add that in the prompt, or sad, or happy, etc.

I would also recommend editing in post, such as using Photoshop or something like that to make refinements. I've seen some nice consistency using this method and you also need to be dedicated. AI is just a tool, and definitely makes your work faster. Once you get the hang of it, you'll not only have fun, but get a good workflow. I hope this helps. Remember, AI is constantly being updated. So look out for new updates from Midjourney.

You're welcome. I'm glad to hear that the video was able to offer some guidance. I haven't really messed with other AI generators, but I believe you can upload images to Bing Co-Pilot. But, Midjourney is a lot more resourceful and intricate with modifying images to your will. Thank you for watching and commenting!

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For those who do not know how to draw, this would be a great option, but of course, you can draw your images if you want and then upload them and get a polished result. And it quickens your pace, too. I've made videos where I uploaded my own drawings and manipulated them. My next video involves me drawing a quick sketch and creating something fresher. Look out for it. Thanks for watching and commenting.

I'm glad to hear that there are other methods such as AI to help you out with your project. Plus, it's a great way to be creative when you need more ideas. Midjourney, while being a subscription platform, is a very powerful tool as well. I haven't posted in a while, but all of these AI programs, especially Midjourney, have come a long way since I posted this video. Thank you for watching and commenting.

It's using the web browser from Microsoft called "Co-Pilot." You can also download the app Microsoft Co-Pilot.

I created this video a long time ago. The algorithm may have changed, as AI keeps evolving. Try being specific in your prompts. Try "Pencil sketch movie storyboard drawing" And make sure to try either of the Conversation Styles Bing AI or Co-Pilot, which is now called. Try "More Creative" "More Balanced" and "More Precise" to find out which conversation style is more accurate.

@@museitorloseit Thanks dude, much appreciated!

You're welcome!

I agree. Plus, it helps you improve your drawing skills, or learn to draw. Thanks for watching and commenting.

@@museitorloseitand mental skills

Working with AI may be helpful in some ways, but you need to work with it, shape it, give the right prompts, etc., and it takes some time to get the images you want. You may be wasting more time working with AI than doing the traditional method of just hand-drawing it. One approach is to sketch your storyboard, even if it's rough, and upload it to an AI tool like Midjourney. The AI can then reinterpret your drawing with some added text prompts. You can also create the image with AI and then adjust it to fit your storyboard with Photoshop or similar tools like that. Remember, AI is just a tool and it needs the creator to nudge it in the right path.

Make sure you have an account. I use Microsoft Edge as my browser to use Bing AI's Co-Pilot.

You're welcome! I'm glad to hear it was helpful. Thanks for watching and commenting.

I'm glad to hear that my video was helpful in some way with your line of work. The music is catchy :) Thank you for watching and commenting.

There are a lot of songs I've heard that sound so very familiar to other artists, like Louis Armstrong, Bing Crosby, etc. I'll need to listen to some of Saigon Kick's music. Thanks for listening and commenting.

I definitely agree. AI struggles a lot and I prefer the old method. You're more precise and like you said, blocking, scene directions, etc. Thanks for watching and commenting.

You're correct :) Thank you for letting me know. Thank you for watching and commenting. EbSynth is such a fun tool but so time-consuming.

You're correct. Most people forget that. Like myself. :) Thank you for watching and commenting.

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You won’t lose your job you can use this as an tool

I have been trying to generate StoryBoards with AI for months, as of now, I think you still have a job.

I don't think so. I tried to generate a storyboard with AI but it didn't work like shown in this video... Especially if you have a exact picture in your head it doesn't bring it to the paper

I'm sorry to hear that you couldn't use Bing AI like before. This video was posted over 6 months ago, and with AI and platforms, things change, and I have no control over that since I don't work for those companies. But Bing AI has changed its name to something called "Co-Pilot." It's only available with Microsoft Edge web browser. It's still free, and they've added some cool editing features.

I agree. But it is a great option to get your ideas across. And when you're ready, present your ideas to a real artist so that they can make your ideas into something amazing. Also, director Alex Proyas, the director of The Crow, Dark City, etc. is using AI video from Runway AI to make a feature film. It's definitely crazy.

@@museitorloseit I still think this is a terrible way of doing it I mean what if you forget something that you wanted to put into it but because of the limitations you had to reduce yourself and now because you didn't write it down for some reason or another you forgot to add that one important part to it which is going to give you that richness that it needs.

I hear you. You can actually go back and add that thing that you forgot. You can remix, you can change, you can omit, etc. You can go back to the original image and change the tee shirt to a suit, a clean-shaven face to a beard, brown hair to red hair, add a hat, etc. You want it to take place at night, change the original prompt of the same image.

I don't believe that artists will lose their jobs at all. I hired my artist to work on my comic book and will keep hiring real artists. AI is just a tool. If you don't have money to pay an artist, this is a good way to get your stories out, then when you have some funding, pay an artist to make it 100x better. Why should people who are struggling financially and who have a great idea for a comic book or cartoon, or whatever, be suppressed? There are so many creative people out there who do not know how to draw, how to write, or how to read. AI is a great way to help them out, and has. It's enabled people to see and hear, and help doctors to operate. AI is here to stay, either you work with it, or you don't. Just like when Photoshop came out in the early 90s, graphic designers and photographers were angry because they were afraid they'd be out of the job, but the opposite happened. AI is just going to get replaced with some other fancy gizmo like Virtual and Augmented Reality. People will get bored and find something else. Thank you for watching and commenting :)

Thank you. I'm glad it was helpful. Thanks for watching and commenting.

You're welcome. Thank you for watching and commenting.

Bing Ai is now called Co-Pilot. You can only use it with Microsoft Edge web browser. Dall-E 3 is already configured with co-pilot. You can generate AI writing, too. All open source. I believe when you download the Microsoft Edge browser, you'll get a tutorial once you open it up. You also get instant updates.

@@museitorloseit ah ok thank you ;)

@@HirstMovies you're welcome.

It's a great way to get inspiration when you're not feeling creative or it's late at night with no one to bounce ideas with at the moment. AI is the new brainstorming buddy. Thank you for watching and commenting.

You're welcome! Thanks for watching and commenting.

Thanks for commenting and watching. AI is changing. We'll see what the future brings, but it's always best to do it free-hand, even if it's just stick figures. Your point gets across much better, I think.

Hi, thank you for watching and commenting. It's an editing thing I learned when editing films, music visits, and documentaries. When someone stops taking, editors raise the music or natural sound. In this instance, it was because I sped up the video, and I stopped with the voiceover so as to not sound dull. I hope you found some useful tips in the video.

@@museitorloseit I think he means it was raised too high at those points. Sometimes music, especially in commercials, is a lot louder than the dialogue it surrounds which can be uncomfortable to the viewer. When I'm adding my music I try to keep it close to the highest peak of the dialogue track.

Thank you. I use Adobe Audition and keep the levels at a certain decibel. I wonder if I forgot to on this episode. I'll check my archives and see if I edited it incorrectly.

Hi, thank you for watching and commenting. As of today, I can still use Bing AI's image creator. All you do is sign on to the Microsoft Edge browser and use their "copilot" section. I'm still able to create images. Those images are powered by Dall-E 3. You can also type www.bing.com/images/create and then join to be able to create, or search for "Bing Image Creator" in any search engine.

Human artists are never going away. They're doing better because AI is being regulated, and that's a great thing for the fine arts. Unfortunately, AI is here to stay. I wish I could say otherwise. However, most people can't afford artists, and this is a way to help them get their creative side out. So, once they start saving money, they can start hiring real artists to help them with their ideas or vision. Human artists are NEVER going away, and will never go away. I'm collaborating with an amazing artist for my comic book, and he's incredible! I found him on ArtStation, and he's gotten more work because his vision and style of drawing outperform any AI system. He's not afraid of AI taking away his job, either. Technology is an ever-evolving system, though. Soon, AI will be replaced with something else, like Virtual and Augmented Reality, and then that will be replaced, etc, etc, etc. I believe in heavy regulation and bills are already being written, and some passed. Be patient, this will only help human artists for the better. Thank you for watching and commenting.

I see it as the birth of more time being creative. AI will always need humans to guide it in creative applications, just like a car needs a driver.

No, real artists will include this as a tool for them to master and use as part of their skillset. There will always be new technologies that come along and threaten to shake up the creative world, but artists will never go away. The best will always come up with solutions on how to use these new tools to get the results they need while complacent artists will fear change and be left behind as the world moves on.

@@Nemoticon if the AI was self conscient and working its proper ideas, why not, but for now, the AI tools are just stealing content without the permissions of authors to emulate without realising what they are doing. And honestly, I don't need AI to chew my food for me, as real artist don't need a machine taking off all the fun of creativity. if people wants to push a button for an image, they are not artist, but simili-clients, as the machine does, and they don't.

@@reginaldmolinas6225 'If'... but it's no where near that, even at the incredibly impressive rate of development AI is currently enjoying. Don't look to scifi yet, we're not there yet. And that's a MASSIVE leap to make. Look at the context and that facts, not the Matrix and Terminator, lol, that's just Hollywood being Hollywood. And AI isn't to be feared, it's like any other tool, people have feared many technologies throughout the decades and centuries. The whole 'they took our jobs' meme is just getting old, lol.

You're welcome! Thanks for watching and commenting. Check out my other videos on screenwriting :)

Hi, thank you for watching and commenting. There are two ways to generate loglines and synopsis. One, you can upload your script into ChatGPT 4 and have it analyzed by the tool, or two, type a summary of the screenplay story and let ChatGPT create the logline for you. Yes, you can input your old logline and tell ChatGPT to rephrase it in a professional-sounding logline. I've done it a few times and liked the outcomes. If it's too lengthy, just tell it to shorten it and be engaging. I'm glad my video was helpful. Check out my other videos about screenwriting with AI. I think they may prove useful.

Hi, Renne. You're welcome. I'm glad that I could offer some help. Thank you for watching and commenting. I have another tutorial I did on creating storyboards. I'll post the link after my reply. It's very simple to create movie storyboard panels. If you're using the free Bing AI with the Microsoft Edge browser, I highly recommend it since you have access to three options for creativity. Just watch the whole video again to see what I do. Just type "a movie storyboard panel" as your text prompt. After that, just type what you'd like your scene to look like. If it's a close-up, type that first, and then continue. Example: "A movie storyboard panel. A close-up of a man in his 50s who sits behind his desk with a frustrated expression on his face." I'm going to make another video soon. The link to my first storyboard was using Midjourney, which is a subscription-based AI tool. You can find the link to my video here or in my videos section in my channel: th-cam.com/video/TWTQnZShpug/w-d-xo.html

@@museitorloseit you generated this reply from chatGPT as well right?

Thanks for watching and commenting. I was referring to the free versions of AI tools for those who can't afford subscription-based AI tools. I preferred using Bing AI because it literally understood every command I gave it. I did create a video about generating storyboards a few months ago using Midjourney and incorporating the Remix tool when it was a new update. I believe it was still in version 3 or 4. I'm not knocking Midjourney. I think they're doing great things and astonishing me with all the amazing updates and the tweaks you can make with the insert operations to control your generations, such as you mentioned, --seed, --niji, --ar, etc. They are really fun to use. Check out my previous videos about how I talk about those tools that include seed, remix, image weights, and more. I can't wait for version 6 to be released soon.

@@museitorloseitThe problem with Ai, is that Ai does what it wants in the end. The purpose for storyboard art is to reflect visually what it happening in the script (mood wise). You would still need to be a human storyboarder to be able to convey mood properly, whether you're the artist or the "word prompter". That's what is missing from these automated storyboard creating tools, they just make pictures.

​@@alexameskoa1010 I agree, but Midjourney is definitely working on that. The developers do a live phone chat on Wednesdays and sometimes on Fridays, and chat about things like this. They just released a new algorithm called --cref and incorporating --cw which are Character References where you can maintain your characters throughout and can change the clothes, hair, etc, without damaging the look of your character. But, these are very helpful to people who cannot draw. Also, there's nothing wrong with stick-figure storyboards, if you can just get your point across. Thanks for watching and commenting.

Yes, it's possible to create images of Indian characters and costumes. You'll need to make sure you describe it correctly. Also, I found Bing AI, which is free, has a better retainment of prompts than Midjourney's, however, Midjourney has an image uploader in which you can upload images as references to help guide your prompts in the right direction. Midjourney is going to update its 5.2 version to 6 very soon, so there may be even better outcomes. Thank you for watching and commenting!

AI can be a fantastic aid in crafting dialogue, but remember, it's a tool, not the writer. Guide it, shape it, and use it to enhance your story's direction. For more insights, explore my other videos on AI writing tools, including free ones like Bing AI or ChatGPT 3; I think you'll be surprised with the results. Improve your dialogue skills by observing real conversations in the real world and thinking critically about how people naturally communicate. Trust your instincts, if it doesn't sound real to you, it probably isn't. Check out my other videos for more tips and tricks. Thank you for watching and commenting.

Thank you, SidneyJamesXBL. I'm glad to hear that you were able to find the information you needed with this video. Check out my other videos about creative writing. Thanks for watching, commenting, and subbing!

Thanks for watching and commenting! I'm glad to hear that this video was helpful to you.

AI still incorporates data gathered through other works. I've noticed Luke Skywalker come up a few times or characters from Harry Potter and Lord of the Rings, when you decide to choose fantasy genre, etc.

I've been trying to tell the viewers to use it as a tool to brainstorm ideas, and not completely have it write your script or novel, short story, etc. In reality, these tools can't write anything with merit. As a screenwriter and writer, these AI tools are only good for researching and tossing out ideas to you. I've been trying to tell the viewers in the latest videos to write their own story and use the AI Tools as a brainstorming buddy, but not to write the entire scene for you or your entire work, because then, what's the point? AI is here, and we can't really do much about it. You have your pros and cons about these tools. It's definitely helpful to those who have disabilities. Thank you for watching and commenting.

@@museitorloseit I did agree to you up to the log line/synopsis bit, I think attempting to summarise one’s story can be very constructive. My comment was more of a general take and warning on AI in art.

I hear you. AI is going to make people lazy. Most people won't care about the arts, though. But, for people like myself, who love to write and draw, we're going to feel it. But, like any new tool, you either work with it or forget about it. AI isn't going anywhere anytime soon. One good thing that came out of this was that it literally inspired me to dust off my old scripts and finish them. I also hired an artist to create a cover for my first comic book and was amazed by his talents. :) As I always say, stay creative!@@qube7590

I feel like Hollywood might as well have been using AI for the past decade, all the unoriginal content it’s been churning out.

There are a lot of great original films and TV shows being made and most of them are from indie filmmakers like Gaspar Noé, Chloé Zhao, Alejandro Loayza Grisi, and Ruben Östlundand to name a few, and production companies like A24 have produced amazing content. There are original creative writers and filmmakers out there, but they're struggling to get noticed. AI may help some get their ideas out, but corporations will take advantage of it. Thanks for watching and commenting. @@boogiefunkproductions2368

I agree. I've been mentioning in each of my videos that there's nothing better than to write the story yourself, and if you need some sort of inspiration or brainstorming ideas, this would be another great tool if your friends or family are not helpful. Use it as a tool, but don't let the tool write everything for you. That also takes the whole fun away from being creative.

Well said. I just wanted to mention it considering how prior to AI, artists were putting their work on these online platforms on to find themselves regretting it a bit. I've been playing with ChatGPT and I do find it nice to brainstorm with as you said when you're maybe stuck or need a prompt to inspire you, and I did learn alot from your video in acquiring some constructive feedback. Thank you! @@museitorloseit

I hope so!

Sudowrite is a monthly subscription, but I think they give you a free trial to start you on your wait. But, BingAI is getting real good with the creative tool option they have. ChatGPT, of course, is a beast and they have the free version and the paid version, which are both real good. Again, use it as a tool to guide you in the right direction and not to finish a complete work while you lean back and do nothing. It's all about YOU and YOUR creativity. As for recommendation, well, if you want to go the paid subscription route, Sudowrite is great for narrative prose work with handy tools to expand on your writing. ChatGPT-4 is great, too, which incorporates plugins like creating documents, graphs, Python scripts, etc. They're both great. If you want to write complete novels or short stories, Sudowrite is a great program and they keep updating it, but you only get 90,000 words every month. So, if you go over your 90,000 words, you have to wait for it to generate. As for ChatGPT-4, you get 50 text prompts, and then have to wait like 3 hours for it to generate, but the cool thing is, you can just use the free version of ChatGPT if you still need some help generating content or ideas, etc. The difference is, ChatGPT has more tools like plugins, document uploads to help with prompting, etc. Check out their FAQ page. Thanks for watching and commenting.

Thanks! Appreciate the helpful info. I'll check them out. Most likely going with the free versions for now and we'll see if we test the waters with the paid sub ones.@@museitorloseit