The art of the prompt

Welcome in this post I will talk about the art of prompt engineering, there are many people that think making art with AI is easy, it may be easy to make but it is not easy to make something good or bring a vision you have to life with these tool.

It can take a lot of trial and error, and also if you want to have the best chances you want to take time to craft a really good prompt.
Things like experience and understanding the model you are working with go a long way, it also helps to work with AI to draft your prompts.

I recently posted about getting the google ultra subscription to be able to use their new powerful video generation tool veo3, well it is very powerful, the most powerful video generation tool around but it is sill lacking and for the super high price point I can't in a good conscious recommend this unless you got some spare doe to waste on messing with the latest AI tools ,you just got to make sure you don't set your expectations too high or get fooled by videos that pros made with god knows what tools and how many credits.

Right now you can get an 8 second clip max with sound, you can make a longer one but it will not have sound, veo3 is powerful but still fairly early on, I will likely be talking about it along with the tool that uses it called flow.

Anyway lets have a look at some prompt differences.

What you see above is a prompt I made on my own in a few seconds, and as you can see it can't compare to the other 2 bellow.
I also did not add the title bit into the prompt but I did not get what I wanted/asked for but again this was a fast prompt and for a tool like veo3 with high credit use (you get 12500 credits a month )and a veo3 with sounds costs 100 credits!

Then bellow we have a clip where I worked on refining the prompt with AI for about half an hour,
Well the results are almost exactly what I wanted! What is wild about 7 years ago I paid a friend about 500 dollars to make me a similar animation, It was alright but was not quite cinematic enough for me so I ended up not using it, either way no regrets, it is just wild to see what technology can do now a days and what is wild is that it is still early on, I will more then likely not go for another month of ULTA it is just to steep and the tech is not quite there, I was hoping to make short films and other neat videos but it is not quite that simple and also the AI struggles with some of the ideas, also the expensive nature of the generations makes it not practical to experiment or try out a lot, so if you think you going to get ultra and make some viral videos you may want to do some research and realize that so do a bunch of other folks and the tools are not quite there you will still need to be super creative to make it work with what we got now.

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