since we The last time I spoke to the children of the sky was—Toronto-based production company and band given demo opportunity OpenAI's upcoming advanced generative video AI model Sora—The short film “air head” produced by Sora has become a hot topic on the internet.
And many of the film's reviews were positive, praising the short as one of the more cinematic and heartfelt of the seven videos OpenAI featured as a part of it. . “First Impression” series– along with people like Paul Trillo. We also talked about his Sora experience–Of course, there were also negative opinions about shy children.
Partly in response to widespread feedback, and as a way to further explore the possibilities of filmmaking that combines AI with more traditional production and post-production storytelling techniques, Shy Kids explores the complex notoriety A follow-up has been released. It comes with putting your head in the AI cloud.
I feel intimidated by shy children
Their latest short film, recently released on Shy Kids social channels, is titled “Defrated” and is a sister feature to their “air head” short, one of OpenAI’s first experiments with Sora is intended.
This new project is a commentary on feedback from the original video, but a bit more so as it combines real-world actors and locations with a video produced with more creativity and intentionality than Sora ever did. It's also experimental. Video produced.
The film is also a self-aware answer of sorts to those online who criticize shy kids for using OpenAI's Sora model, and what sudden fame means to them as artists. It's also an exploration of what to do. It's also quite entertaining and an interesting look at how creators and filmmakers will be experimenting with bringing AI into the filmmaking process, whether they like it or not.
Check it out below.
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