yes but now they think you just type in a few sentences and get a movie.

@@luminousdragon cant be more accurate

@@luminousdragon Fair enough about the bloated expectations but that pretty much seems to be where it's headed..

@@giorgisopromadze3655 Imagine using this with ChatGPT and Runway Gen2 (Text to Video). People are already making short films with Gen 2. Give It a year or so.

I have a cousin who thinks most news stories are made with CGI. She’s nuts and of course she voted for Trump.

Turbulent displacement Turbulent displacement 🔥

lol, my thoughts.

Sorry I don't get it? Lol an After Effects distortion filter?

@@aufkunstkurs It's just a 'thing' i incorporate with a lot of their videos. They used to use it a lot and i make fun of it. 😊

@@aufkunstkurs lol. right how is a distortion filter a game changer

That certainly possible and very likely with other uses of AI, such as image generation. But this specific tool feels more inevitable to the trade than anything. For one, motion capture tools are becoming more and more accessible seemingly everyday. There are probably numerous “technician” jobs from older projects that are no longer needed today. That’s just how it goes as technology improves and isn’t exclusive to AI. Another thing to consider is that I’d be willing to say most VFX people are eager for any tools that make rotoscoping more efficient. This tool seems to be heading to that direction. And, in these early stages, professionals are at advantage because they can fix the problems that these early tools create, such as all of the compositing that Ryan mentions in this video. I think Ryan’s closing thoughts speak for themselves and I for one share in his hope.

I mean nothing is actually stopping them except for people stopping them from doing this *cough cough* unions

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No. For, every artist that cries due to these AI tools 10,000 humans get to have the chance to express themselves in ways they never could before. Let ALL the artist cry all they want. I prefer majority of humanity benefiting from this.

@@mynameis9389 I definitely think artists need to start getting the legalities of this technology looked at as soon as possible, preferably with an optimistic viewpoint as opposed to just trying to have it eradicated. Better to put up protective walls during times of peace than the midsts of a crisis.

I'm graphic designer, I already resign from my post and started the farming 😂😂

@@adr_hindi_gamingfarming will be replaced too.

@@lp712 let's die 🤣

I`m so happy for automatic roto. I use it almost on every project, 45 second rotos now only require a few minutes instead of several days...

Lol, nobody needs you, "artists".

They said the same thing when Mo-cap first came out. All the professional 3D animators thought their jobs were gone but you still need to create animations that aren't direct copies of human movement and if you don't know the principles of animation then how can you fix things when they do go wrong or add unique movements from the base animations you receive from tools like this?

youll still be better 1 billion percent than the other mfs coming out the gate with no knoledge. im going to school for 3D just becuase of this

Also, while we can't put the genie back in the bottle, we can take steps to regulate it to ensure that it's implemented in ways that are ethical and not harmful to the livelihoods of creatives.

That's not really a fault of any tool. Different tools have different functions. Wonder Studio, as the name implies, is meant to be a multi-function tool. It's a compilation of multiple different types of AI and ML tools to go into a studio interface, allowing a user to have more control. If you're trying to compare that to individual generative AI tools and say that those tools remove power out of the creative's hands, that's not really a fair comparison. Because those tools are not meant to give you that same type of power. Those tools are meant for generation by nature, and that's it. A tool like Wonder Studio is not a tool per se, it's a collection of tools with a different nature. I'm not really sure what you're trying to compare this to, as again, it's just not really a fair comparison. Your statement "You still have to put in the work to get good results. It still requires at least some discipline to get something worthwhile, and that's what separates it from other generative AI tools." doesn't really make too much sense, since 1) this isn't a generative AI, and 2) it can apply to any tool just depending on your perspective. At the end of the day, you could take several different generative AI tools and combine them manually using hard work and creativity to achieve the same results. As an example, you could create a base character design using Midjourney. Then film your own footage of an actor doing something. Then combine that MJ character design with your footage using Runway Gen-1 to create a video of your actor in the design of your concept art. By combining three different steps together, you're doing what Wonder Studio does by its nature (combine steps of tracking, matchmove, animation, lighting, rendering and comp). Also your statement, "it doesn't take the power out of the creative's hands and it doesn't literally do all the work for the creator" - that's literally what this can and will do. Anyone can film footage, find an existing 3D asset, and just replace it into their scene with the click of a button. Sorry to barge in with this :) Just hope this helps you see all these tools in a different light.

or, here's a thought, get some skill and do it properly, you know, from scratch....the world doesn't owe you a movie or a tv show, if you can't do it, then you can't do it.

​@@article1934 VFX? with the help of SOFTWARE and TECHNOLOGY? Absolutely disgraceful carry on indeed. I use a paper flip book and colouring pencils and draw all the special effects. Cos im A REAL PURIST. Bet you use cameras and everything.... outrageous

If you can't do it, you hire someone who can 😁.

​@@article1934 thats a ridiculous way of looking at these things lol.. Why would you discourage an aspiring film maker? This was inevitable you idiot, animation was always going to become easier and less time consuming. You sound absolutely terrified and threatened by this technology. Grow some balls and embrace it

I do believe that AI will be able to do all these things. From writing the script to creating the characters and rendering. However it's still drawing from a limited resource and if people aren't creating fresh stories and content then I think it will be become more and more watered down and bland...a bit like the Marvel films. I can already spot AI generated thumbnails that people are now using for their KZfaq videos,.

@@thebubblegummonsters640 There are unlimited ways to customize AI generation. People who don't dive in think it's just click&drag, like OP. It's not. In the case of image generation, there are LoRAs, that's something you can use to change the style of output, and even get very accurate details correctly. There are also many models which give very different results, so you have to juggle between them to find the right one for your job. Current tools also aren't perfect, so current AI artists have to fix their works, with inpainting or external tools like Photoshop. It's the exact same job as an artist, it's just much faster. Literally everything we hear about AI image generation was said about digital art twenty years ago. And yes, digital art did take over 90% of the industry. It's called evolution. Tools change, the job gets easier, more people get in the industry, competition gets extremely tight. In the end, there will be artists standing out, and artists lurking in the shadows. It will be hard for artists. But name one period where it _wasn't_ hard for them. In the whole Human History. I'll wait.

Man, as vfx artist Im kinda concerned with this AI thing

Ai is better than you ever be. Move under the bridge and don't bother anyone.

as an artist this would be an amazing tool, not having to animate for countless hours as a lone indie animator would be amazing. i still plan on designing my characters but i see things like this as something wonderful, rather than "oh no, all art is dead cuz AI." without tools like this will allow people to tell make their films faster rather than working for years for like 10 minutes of animation or having to spend thousands of dollars to pay a team of animators

Ha! That's wishful thinking. This just means VFX artists will be pushed to do bigger and more sophisticated projects. More of them too.

what about the artists getting paid less? less job offers? etc? No company is going to pay the same money for an artist if in 2 years from now 50% of his work is generated by one click of the button aka AI.

@@cobrexu Try 80%-100% of the work done by AI in 2 years.

@@cobrexu artists are already getting paid less, unfortunately. Especially in the VFX world. Most low budget indie directors aren't knowledgeable of what's possible in VFX nowadays, these technologies will soon allow them to fulfill their vision while a VFX artist can accomplish this at a sub 4-figure rate. (yes, that's low... but a lot of straight to streaming movies have just $30,000 budgets.) But this also allows you to accomplish more shots in way less time. It's just the world we live in.

This will eventually replace vfx artist completely. I believe that is the goal. No more building and creating objects or characters, just download them and press a button a d its all done. Is that the future im seeing? Yes scary!

The part that’s most lacking currently is adding custom character. This review at least mentions it.. “there is some prep work needed” which is is an understatement. The private forum is filled with people who are really struggling with that process. Most reviews opt to primarily stick with pre loaded characters for a good reason. Until that’s fixed with proper auto rigging then it’s definitely not yet a one click solution.

hahaha! Well... Now I have to.

How would this replace? Looks like someone is still needed to make it look professional

Welcome to the club 😂😂😂

Yep!