Yesterday I was tryna recreate the channels pfp
And I tried multiple AI media generators

🖇So here's a thread on this journey:

📜So I wanted a denoscription for this picture & chatgpt made one for me:
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A futuristic and symbolic scene showing a metallic crucifix of Jesus Christ mounted on a dense, glowing green computer motherboard. The board is filled with microchips, circuits, capacitors, and transistors, all lit with small blinking LEDs in red, blue, and green. The metallic figure of Christ is polished and reflective, arms outstretched, blending both religious iconography and cybernetic imagery. The camera slowly pans in, revealing intricate electronic details and the contrast between spirituality and technology, evoking themes of digital resurrection, cyber-religion, or AI transcendence.

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🎥Then I realized that AI video generators want a full explanation (plus a detailed narrative) for picturing the subject; not just a denoscription. So I got a full scene by scene cinematic narrative from gpt:
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1. Opening Shot
Fade in from black.
A cold metallic glow lights up the motherboard like a cityscape.
You hear a faint electronic hum.

2. Camera Pan / Zoom In
Camera slowly zooms or glides over the circuits, passing microchips and glowing capacitors.
Like traveling through a holy, digital landscape.

3. Reveal the Crucifix
The camera stops and centers on the crucified metallic figure of Christ, embedded in the board.
Gentle light shines on the figure as if revealing a relic.

4. Subtle Movements
The circuits begin blinking rhythmically, like a heartbeat.
The crucifix’s eyes briefly glow or open, as if gaining consciousness.
The figure emits faint sparks or digital pulses into the motherboard.

5. Climactic Moment
A data surge flows through the circuits — visualized like blue energy streams.
The motherboard glows. You hear a build-up of electronic choir-like sounds.
The crucified figure levitates slightly, arms still stretched, glitching like a hologram.

6. Fade Out / Message
The scene slowly fades to black.
A final word fades in: “Redemption.exe” or “God in the Machine”.

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The first AI I tried out was pictory. And the result is BEYOND what I was thinking💀

📲Input: Text, noscript, or blog post → generates video with stock clips, subnoscripts, and voice-over.

💻Great for: YouTube shorts, explainers, faceless content.

✅Free trial available (3 videos, no watermark).

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💭Well it's NOT REALLY an accurate thing. But doesn't change the fact that pictory is a really powerful AI tool for making teasers and promotion videos.

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📺Next, is Capcut's AI video generator. It kinda reminds me of a promo teaser for a factory or smth. But I kinda like how it turned out.

📲Input: Script, idea, or product → automatic video generation with AI.

⏩Also does auto-subtitling, text-to-speech, and AI face filters.

✅ Free, with optional login.

This one would be a better option than pictory for making promotional introductory videos.

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After that, there's Kaiber. Contrary to what I thought, unfortunately, Kyber AI requires a subnoscription and isn’t free. But I’m posting this video so you can see how amazing it is.(also I loved the front-end of their website; So creative & smooth👌)

📲Input: Text or image → generates stylized videos (great for music videos or art).

🌌Known for dreamy and cinematic visuals.

🎥It has a filmmaking Superstudio Pro, a node based canvas that can generate storyboard, video, voice, sfx(MMAudio) and even more!

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