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The first batch of videos created by artists who have access to sora are here ~
openai released 7 in one breath, each video faintly revealed four words: imaginative .
is like the video below, which is weird and brainless.
△Video subtitles translated by machine
Through voiceover, we can learn:
His body is filled with "hot air", which gives him some special challenges in life, such as being particularly troublesome on windy days.
Nonetheless, he enjoys this state of affairs because it allows him to see a different side of the world, allowing him to rise above the daily grind and see the world from a different perspective.
He believes that this perspective reminds him of the fragility of life, and that everyone is actually on the verge of being "deflated" at any time. Therefore, he strives to face life with an attitude that is light, flexible and full of joie de vivre.
He has a lot of ideas and would love the opportunity to share them with others.
The short film is called "air head". Shy Kids, the multimedia production company that created it, said
"While sora seems to be good at creating real things, what excites us is its ability to create completely surreal works."
Netizens also watched with gusto, such as "sorawood is coming":
There are more videos, let's go directly to the pure enjoyment version~
Come on, show
creator paul trillo is an artist/writer/director. His work has been praised by media outlets such as Rolling Stone and The New Yorker, and he has won 19 Vimeo Staff Choice Awards.
"By using sora, for the first time as a filmmaker I felt real freedom. I could be bold and innovative without being constrained by time, money, or other people."
"When you're not copying old things, but Sora is most powerful when it comes to making new, impossible ideas a reality that otherwise we would never have the chance to see."
creator Nik Kleverov is co-founder of Emmy-nominated creative agency Native Foreign People and Creative Director.
"I'm the kind of creative person who thinks on the fly, so when I use sora, it really feels like I can bring any idea to life."
Creator august kamp is a musician/creative activist/researcher/ artist.
“In the past, my artistic scope has always been limited by the contradiction between imagination and practical possibilities. Sora represents a real turning point. Being able to create and improve film-level visual effects so intuitively has opened up a whole new realm of artistic creation for me. . I really can’t wait to see other forms of storytelling that these tools will be able to touch in the future.”
creator josephine miller is co-founder and creative director of oraar studio in london, specializing in 3d vision, augmented reality and digital fashion design .
"Sora allows me to realize creative ideas that have long been limited by technology. The ability to quickly turn ideas into reality with such high quality has not only reshaped my creative process, but also facilitated the evolution of my narrative approach. It has enabled I was able to transform my imagination into reality with fewer technical constraints."
Creator Don Allen Stevenson III is a digital AR/XR artist and interdisciplinary creator, speaker, and consultant , career began at DreamWorks Animation.
"For a long time I've been making augmented reality hybrid creatures that I thought would be interesting combinations in my head. Now I have an easier way to prototype these ideas before fully building the 3d character , placing them in a spatial computer. It is not limited by traditional laws of physics or conventions of thinking. Moving from technical obstacles to pure creativity...unlocks a world of instant visualization and rapid prototyping."
creator alex reben is A sculptor/artist who has been creating sculptures derived from AI-generated images, manually converting these AI creations into 3D models that materialize in the physical world.
"The experience of using sora is a new starting point for me to create 3D sculptures.My mind drifted towards exploring photogrammetry techniques and their potential for use in sculpture. The transformation of video into 3D models fascinates me because it promises to push AI systems into areas beyond their original intentions. "
When will it be open?
Netizens haven't had enough after watching these videos:
can't wait to watch the long movie produced by sora.
Some netizens are also concerned about "how much does it cost for sora to generate videos"? It's true. Netizens found this estimation method:
large-scale deployment: 720k h100
training: 4.2-10.5k h100s, a period of 1 month
reasoning: on a single h100, it takes 12 minutes to generate a 1-minute video.
Calculate, If a user uses sora to generate a 60-second video, it may only cost a few dollars.
Of course, more people’s reaction is: It’s just for artists, when will the public be able to access it???
