Google is working on a Storyboard Composer for AI-generated videos. The new tool, along with a simple text-to-video option, will be part of the upcoming VideoFX experiment in Google's AI Test Kitchen. Unlike the text-to-video mode, the Storyboard Composer features a timeline for adding or removing sample slots. The tooltip suggests that shot generation will be possible, but it's still unclear how this will work.
Disclaimer: Voe video generation is not yet functional and VideoFX is not yet available to the general public. If you haven't applied yet, there is a form where you can join the waiting list to become a trusted tester. VideoFX will only be available to trusted testers at the time of release. The main question is whether the Voe models are ready to be used with VideoFX. At this time they are not.
What's interesting about the new Storyboard feature is that it seems like Google is targeting video creators and filmmakers: Unlike other platforms that simply generate video files, Storyboard Composer lets you create timelines where you can add, shuffle, and combine multiple samples into a single movie.[ビデオを作成]The button indicates that the final video will be created only after you set the timeline – it remains to be seen whether it will create a video from text or generate images first and then compile them into a video.
Many questions remain and a release date is unclear, but given recent releases from companies like Lumalabs and Pikalabs, Google may have to speed up development of Voe.
