AI-Generated Adventure Music Video
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I need a 2-minute music video that looks live-action yet is fully generated with AI. The performance must feel realistic, keep perfect lip-sync with the song, and carry a light adventure storyline from start to finish.
Here’s what I’m after:
• A live-action-style video produced with tools such as ComfyUI, WAN, or Flux (if you use a different pipeline that reaches the same quality, let me know).
• Visually coherent characters and environments that sell the illusion of footage shot on camera rather than animation.
• Accurate facial movement and mouth shapes locked to my vocal track.
• A clear beginning, middle, and end so the clip plays like a short adventure film rather than random imagery.
I will supply the mastered 2-minute audio and any lyrics or timing sheets you need. You handle the rest—prompt crafting, model selection, generation, compositing, grading, and final edit—until we have a polished 1080p (or better) MP4 ready for release. A rough storyboard or animatic up front, one interim preview, and a final delivery work best for my review process.
If you’ve tackled AI-driven live-action videos before, especially with the tools listed, I’d love to see samples and hear how quickly you can move from concept to final render.
Here’s what I’m after:
• A live-action-style video produced with tools such as ComfyUI, WAN, or Flux (if you use a different pipeline that reaches the same quality, let me know).
• Visually coherent characters and environments that sell the illusion of footage shot on camera rather than animation.
• Accurate facial movement and mouth shapes locked to my vocal track.
• A clear beginning, middle, and end so the clip plays like a short adventure film rather than random imagery.
I will supply the mastered 2-minute audio and any lyrics or timing sheets you need. You handle the rest—prompt crafting, model selection, generation, compositing, grading, and final edit—until we have a polished 1080p (or better) MP4 ready for release. A rough storyboard or animatic up front, one interim preview, and a final delivery work best for my review process.
If you’ve tackled AI-driven live-action videos before, especially with the tools listed, I’d love to see samples and hear how quickly you can move from concept to final render.