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Can Viggle enhance Runway's V2V for character consistency? I put it to the test! So, last week I had shared my first Runway restyled first frame V2V test where the selfie-style video came out great. Character consistency was on point. Style transfer looked solid. But then I tried more complex camera movements, and… well, the character's features started morphing heavily. That got me thinking. Could Viggle be the key to fixing this? Here’s what I tried: THE GOAL ↳ See if Viggle could stabilise character consistency in shots with tricky camera moves ↳ Try and stitch together longer takes from 20-second V2V clips ↳ Basically, push V2V towards that long-take, full-control dream ↳ I chose a post-apocalyptic setting in honour of the Last of Us Season 2 releasing soon THE PROCESS 01. Shot my one-take on my iPhone 02. Used Viggle for character transfer 03. Magnific to create restyled first frame 04. Runway V2V (in 20-second chunks) 05. Editing to stitch it all together THE RESULTS + Viggle’s character replacement? Actually pretty solid. = Runway’s V2V? Character still morphing a bit, but better with Viggle’s help. - They both struggled with the mirror towards the end of the video. Not ready for serious production use, but directionally exciting. My dream is real actors, dynamic shots, and seamless AI character/style transformations. We’re not there yet, but we’re getting closer. I’m stoked about where V2V is headed. 👍 Like if you found this useful ♻ Share if your network needs this ➕ Follow for more GenAI filmmaking insights #aifilmmaking

I recently shared a detailed walkthrough on how to combine Runway Act-One and Viggle to create character performances. By using these AI powered services, you can replace actors visually, while maintaining authentic human performances. Check out my latest video to learn how to achieve professional results with these cutting-edge AI tools. Full video below on my Youtube channel. https://lnkd.in/gNECwyMB #AIAnimation #VFX #VideoEditing

🎬 Behind the Scenes of ANPU – INTRO - An experimental film for Project Odyssey ANPU reimagines the ancient Egyptian god Anubis, wandering unseen through modern Tokyo, weighing the hearts of its people. More than a showcase of tools, this project was about creating a visual presence, an emotion, something that stays beyond the screen. That’s when somewhere along the way, the character took on a life of his own, inspiring a much larger story. In this new era of filmmaking with AI tools, the real challenge is not about mastering tools and mixing them together, it’s still about using them right to connect with an audience emotionally. Below is a little breakdown on how the tools were used for this project. A huge shoutout to Viggle, Runway, Mago, Luma AI, Freepik and Leonardo.Ai for helping the production of this film via their creative partner program. You have helped tremendously this film ANPU to come to life ✨ Project Odyssey / Matty Shimura you also did! ✅ Live Action & Performance – We shot real footage at Shibuya Crossing, blending the natural city chaos with planned choreography. ✅ Viggle v.3 – Allowed me to seamlessly replace the actor’s face and make the Anubis character without relying on heavy 3D modeling. ✅ Mago Studio – The successor to Warp Diffusion, this tool was key in developping the unique stylized rendering that defines ANPU’s visual identity. ✅ AI Generation – Additional shots were created with Kling AI and Hailuo Minimax, filling in elements that would have been time-consuming with traditional VFX. ✅ Runway ML – Used for plate cleaning and tracking, making it possible to blend AI generated visuals with real footage in a cohesive way. PS: Results are out - ANPU placed third at Project Odyssey. This is just the first look into the making of ANPU. In the next episodes, I’ll dive deeper into the process and the human side of this film. Feel free to reach out if you have any questions. Watch the BTS now ⬇️ - With André Da Costa Nicolas Leon Flores, Verena Puhm, Duncan Buckley, Alvaro Lamarche Toloza #ANPU #BehindTheScenes #AIinFilm #ProjectOdyssey #Filmmaking #CreativeProcess

Bringing AI-Powered Fan Engagement to the 2025 College Football National Championship! We are on a roll! Viggle AI teamed up with Cogent World and Box Collective to power Grupo Modelo S.A. de C.V.’s Social Activation Campaign in Atlanta, creating an interactive experience that took fan engagement to the next level! 🎉 With Viggle’s AI fast motion capture technology, fans transformed into dynamic, AI-powered animations—celebrating their love for the game in ways never seen before. From recreating iconic football moments to sharing their own AI-generated highlights, we gave fans something unforgettable: a chance to BE the action. 🚀 Why AI-Powered Activations Work for Sports Events: ✅ Interactive & Immersive – AI turns passive fans into active participants ✅ Social & Shareable – Branded content spreads beyond the stadium ✅ Scalable & Customizable – AI-driven experiences can be tailored for any event The results? Incredible fan engagement, viral social content, and a next-gen brand experience that left a lasting impact. This is just the beginning! As AI continues to reshape sports entertainment, we’re looking forward to partnering with brands, agencies, and event organizers to bring AI-powered experiences to more national sports events. If you’re ready to elevate your brand activations, halftime shows, or fan experiences with AI-powered content, try Viggle! https://lnkd.in/gH5djVgd #ViggleAI #Modelo #CollegeFootballChampionship #SportsMarketing #BrandActivation #AIforMarketing

It was our great honor to title sponsor Project Odyssey, the world’s largest AI film competition featuring over 4,500 entries, 190 hours of film, and $73,000 in prizes. We were blown away by the talent and dedication behind each creation—thanks to all creators who are pushing the boundaries of filmmaking and bringing the world stories that are close to their hearts. Now, we're proud to announce the Viggle Title Sponsor Award winners: 🏆 1st: The Other Side by Prompt Media Lab 🥈 2nd: ANPU by Yves DALBIEZ 🥉 3rd: SPACE TRASH by Jas Black Congratulations to you all, and thanks to all creator who submitted their beautiful creations! Also, a huge shoutout to our incredible partners—Civitai, ElevenLabs, Kling by Kuaishou Technology, Lambda, realdreams.io, Hailuo by MiniMax, Hedra, Nebius, RunPod, Higgsfield AI, ThinkDiffusion, and the other incredible tools and technologies for making this all possible. It was great to be part of something incredible. We’re excited to see more stories unfold!

For the past few weeks, Viggle has partnered with NAVER Z (ZEPETO) on an AI booth event. ✨ Together, we created a magical experience where avatars can star in Squid Game, lead trending dances, and share the stage with K-pop idols. Blending pop culture + AI, we empowered millions to express themselves and step into new worlds. See details in blog: https://lnkd.in/dNCuKFdv

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For the past two weeks, Viggle has proudly ranked #19 among the US App Store’s free entertainment apps! 🎉 But the real celebration isn’t the ranking—it’s the moments we’ve seen people create. Viggle trends have been popping up across social media—the Riley dance meme edit, 2024 accomplishment videos, football reels, and more. People are remixing content in creative ways, stepping into their favorite moments: dancing the moves they love, scoring like Ronaldo, performing at concerts, or even winning Olympic gold. This is what Viggle is about: bringing you a truly immersive experience to become anyone and do anything you’ve ever imagined-even if just for a moment. 😉

A fundamental problem with using AI for filmmaking is that consistency is 💩. With most style transfers, things change, whether its facial details or clothing, so you are limited to 5 or 10 second shots. This workflow uses a combination of Viggle, krea.ai, and Runway Act-One. While Act-One is limited to 20 seconds, I was able to put two shots together with relatively few changes to the details. By using Viggle for the body animation, the details on the character stay fairly consistent, since it generates a character and movement based on a specific image input. Krea was used to blend the lighting from the scene to the character, which should let the character move into different sets and lighting setups and maintain consistency. This test started from some old mocap footage, and my hand went off screen, which is why the arm gets a bit mangled. If someone in Toronto has a studio I can borrow for a day, I think there's a way to add camera movement and interactive lighting into this. I'm almost at the limits of what I can do in my tiny living room.