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Grok is a sleeping giant for AI animation Tested the collage hack from @0xFramer - upload one image of your characters + environment + a prompt The results are MIGHTY impressive Also ran the same prompts in Veo 3.1 and the differences are surprising Results + prompts below 👇

@0xFramer I gave Veo 3.1 and Grok the same start frame and prompt: “Medium profile shot as the dad stops walking with a playful grin. He says warmly, ‘Wow guys, quite the haul! How about one more?’ One kid laughs and replies, ‘Yeah, definitely!’ The dad chuckles, glancing around.

@0xFramer Snagging alternate angles couldn't be easier with Seedream. Simply upload the same collage and prompt the framing you need. Prompt: Show me a close up of these characters

Image in tweet by Billy Woodward
Image in tweet by Billy Woodward

One of my favorite generations was creating a custom end card based on my logo Grok nailed it right out of the gate Veo 3.1 was mighty solid too...just not as solid IMO 👻 Prompt: “End card animation featuring the Backslider Brand logo centered on a black background. Cartoon

Lastly, you can easily change your characters by simply uploading your initial character design to Seedream (or nano banana) Below are a few of my favorite alts Prompt structure: Show me a full body character sheet of this character dressed as a trick-or-treating Quint from

Image in tweet by Billy Woodward
Image in tweet by Billy Woodward

@billywoodward @0xFramer AI animation will change the world

@BennettProduct @0xFramer I can't wait to see what people create!

@billywoodward @0xFramer Here's my results (Imagine on left, VEO 3.1 on right). Had good results for both, but Imagine IMHO edged ahead. Better animation, better video clarity, and no disappearing sword swing at the end. Crazy knowing it's free (at least 20 renders per day)

@JohnnyCrypto77 @0xFramer wow, these are both great. one quirk I've noticed with Grok is that it wants to keep the characters in movement - this veo gen is nice because it starts static and then they start walking. thanks for sharing!

@billywoodward @0xFramer That's excellent, love the costumes.

@CaptainHaHaa @0xFramer Thanks man - had to scratch the nostalgia itch for 80's kids. My alts still have legs

Image in tweet by Billy Woodward

@billywoodward @0xFramer Yes it is AMAZING for animation. I love it so much.

@mdrn_ai @0xFramer 🙌 I look forward to seeing how it advances

@billywoodward Wow it really worked well! Amazing tutorial, so easy to digest 💪💪

@0xFramer 🙌 much obliged my friend! such a fun workflow hack

@billywoodward @0xFramer The sync voices, those customs! Nice job Billy.

@UpOutOfTheAshes @0xFramer thanks Ricky! I’m honestly surprised Grok handled the dialogue so well

@billywoodward @0xFramer Imagine, fully AI, on a budget animation, that doesn't require a team more than 10 to render frames and edit character details. Faster output, than any Hollywood studio. I can say, I like what I see.

@TheOneVoyager @0xFramer the wealth of stories that we're going to get to enjoy is going to be incredible - the next great IP is coming out of this space

@billywoodward @0xFramer impressive! it really seems to understand context well. So far I've only seen Grok excelling at animated projects. does it work as well for live action?

@fleshsyntax @0xFramer yeah, I've seen a few folks sharing gens of live action. I just did this quick test - kept it on brand for the post.

@billywoodward @0xFramer Wait grok imagine has sound and dialogue now?

@enigma_nft @0xFramer It does indeed, I was also surprised at how well it dialogue

@billywoodward @0xFramer This is great, thanks for sharing the workflow🔥

@wdrivex @0xFramer appreciate it and my pleasure!

@billywoodward @0xFramer Great trick. I am working on building base models for myself, my wardrobe, and settings. I can then start with the base models and use “enter scene…“ and “change clothes to…” prompts to get the first frame of my next shot. This will give me a consistent look across content.

@billywoodward @0xFramer Why is it always gay cartoons, people really struggle with imagination huh?

@billywoodward @0xFramer very cool, thanks for sharing, please Billy, @0xFramer, can share a tip for voice consistency in new generations or extending existing ones on the same narrative arc? 🙂

@billywoodward @0xFramer So to make that video you had to use more than just grok imagine still? Came out good, love it.

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