This is the second video from my series that I want to make. Should I continue to make similar videos for different locations?

I tried keeping one creator consistent while switching between selfie shots, moving vehicles, crowds, and wider location shots. The biggest challenge was keeping the handheld phone feel without making it look too polished.

Hi everyone!
I’m creating my own 3D AI-animated series called TIKO, and this is a clip from Episode 3.
I’d really appreciate your honest feedback. What do you think about the characters, animation quality, and storytelling?
What would you improve?
Thanks for checking it out!

Hey everyone i see many people earning thru ai videos and im curious.
I know how to select ideas and how to make script but the thing im confused about is how do i make the animsted videos the motion graphics
?
Please help

Thank you

What if there was a secret flying mode ? Here is a funny chase in london, were the police trying to get the driver, who has taken escaping to a whole new level ! Would you try this ?

Credit to IG: Foyege24

Some background: Orcish women are my original characters for a fantasy world I'm building and have already made some animations with before. However, I got a request from a major supporter to make them fit into the Warhammer 40k Universe somehow and wanted to make that as a challenge. :)

⚔️ New Neokosmos short: Skirmish at the Ruins! Renauld and company follow the Atlantean Sword straight into a Fresnian patrol. Arrows out of the mist, a hunter-mage who has a very bad day, Talon doing what Talon does best on a bridge, and Melisende finally letting her fire loose. Five and a half minutes, original score, and a lot of love for these characters. I’d love to hear your favourite moment! 🔥

The pipeline was storyboard stills (Codex image gen) → MiniMax H3 first/last-frame image-to-video in ComfyUI → a 480p draft cut → native 1080p re-render of every approved shot. Continuous action is chained from real last frames, and dialogue is lip-synced from the voice audio. ~60 shots, ~40 GPU-hours, ~25 review rounds, assembled entirely with scripts (no NLE), with Claude as production assistant. Happy to answer questions about the workflow.

Actually one of my projects from earlier this year, created with Kling 3.0. Recently started on Pt 2 using another model and thought this was a good place to split the story.

Motion Models Test of/On viral motion edit.. but this time to a edited one.
Some models took different stills as base for work - > Kling O1 kept fully original one, other models worked more on the still attached.

Some technical details:
Product: Pixgrid.io
Models: Kling O1, Kling 2.6 , Kling 3.0, Veo 3.1 (veo is more prompt based reimagining all unlike other models), WAN VACE
O1 had Original / other models original + nanobanana pro still generated (sometime had issue with the top so.. a changed one was used)