How Do People Make These Realistic AI Videos?

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Lately my feed has been full of these AI videos where a guy puts himself into movies or TV series and changes some scenes. For example, he appears in an Avengers movie and in the scene where Stark dies, he shows up and gives him a painkiller or something, and then Stark survives. It looks so realistic, and honestly it's really fun content to watch.

I'm wondering how people make videos like that. If needed, I can send you the URL of his videos.
 
Most of those videos are created using AI video generation face swapping, motion tracking and editing software The technology has improved a lot recently which is why the results look surprisingly realistic and entertaining to watch
 
AI can analyze a person's face, voice, and movements, then blend them into existing movie footage while matching the lighting, camera angles, and expressions, making it look like they were actually part of the original scene.
 
Gemini's dedicated AI vehicle is quite successful in this regard; they generally produce these kinds of videos with Gemini AI.
 
i have seen that too and to be honest it kind of fun, and a lot of creators are using AI video tools combined with face-swapping, motion tracking, and video editing software.
 
i have seen that too and to be honest it kind of fun, and a lot of creators are using AI video tools combined with face-swapping, motion tracking, and video editing software.
Trying to do same with my tiktok account
 
Does anyone know and can share those technologies here? I think many people really need them.
 
Using AI tools and scripting, detailed commands, and clear descriptions are all important. Most of these tools are quite expensive, but it's not a big deal if you use them effectively.
 
Those videos use tools like runway ml pika labs or kaiber with green screen and face swap plus editing in after effects or davinci resolve takes practice
 
i been wondering like you as well there's no concreate comment telling us about the specific technology or the process to getting it done
 
There's a lot of tools out there but Gemini is the main one. However, for more adult content you can create with Gemini and then feed into other tools to edit how you want
 
Lately my feed has been full of these AI videos where a guy puts himself into movies or TV series and changes some scenes. For example, he appears in an Avengers movie and in the scene where Stark dies, he shows up and gives him a painkiller or something, and then Stark survives. It looks so realistic, and honestly it's really fun content to watch.

I'm wondering how people make videos like that. If needed, I can send you the URL of his videos.
Recently in China, the AI short drama similar to 'Love, Death & Robots' called 'Zombie Cleaner' became incredibly popular. It was created by a young man using passion and hard work. But he previously majored in photography, so he was quite familiar with this field and knew how to give prompts, then gradually refined the details. Success belongs to those who are prepared, and he has gained the favor of Hollywood.
 
I have the same question as you. In fact, I’m very impressed by many music videos created with AI.
 
there are tools for video effect which are use for edit of ready video to change brief content for more traffics convert and some ai tools maybe helpful for certain operation.
 
Lately my feed has been full of these AI videos where a guy puts himself into movies or TV series and changes some scenes. For example, he appears in an Avengers movie and in the scene where Stark dies, he shows up and gives him a painkiller or something, and then Stark survives. It looks so realistic, and honestly it's really fun content to watch.

I'm wondering how people make videos like that. If needed, I can send you the URL of his videos.
Gemini AI can do this for you.
Are there any good software recommendations?
Gemini AI .
 
First, the creator uploads a single photo of themselves and a clip of the movie. Then, an AI app like Viggle automatically overlays their appearance onto the character frame-by-frame.
 
Interested, I'm wondering where are the AI tools that he used to be able to change the scene of a movie like that.
 
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