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1/11
@LinusEkenstam
This man creates the wildest veo 3 video I’ve seen, storytelling will never be the same again



https://video.twimg.com/amplify_video/1926651790054862848/vid/avc1/1920x1080/5-OZTCG-zghb7h1D.mp4

2/11
@LinusEkenstam
creator behind this is @MetaPuppet and this video is unbelievable good.

ping @demishassabis

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This might be the most fun I've ever had creating a video – and it's 100% because of Veo3.

Forget fidelity and physics for a second. The real game-changer? Being able to generate dialogue right in the text prompt. What used to take two extra steps now happens instantly — and the quality? Unreal.

I started with this simple concept of a plastic kid, but as I kept generating, the story got unexpectedly emotional. I found myself genuinely sympathizing with this character being left out – such a universal feeling. The story could've gone anywhere… What was I trying to say? What was the message?

Eventually, I decided: I wanted the process to reflect the joy of creating. I was having too much fun to let it get dark, so I went full meta to pull myself out.

The office scenes were pure magic. Those one-liners? First try, usable footage. I literally just typed the dialogue and Veo3 delivered. (Pro tip: text-to-video nails the lip sync, but image-to-video struggles with dialogue – had to use Pixverse for that final conversation scene to keep character consistency.)

I was in full stream-of-consciousness mode for the office stuff, not sweating the details. You can tell because nothing in the background matches 😅

For high-stakes work like what we do at @promise_ai (where we're aiming for theatrical release), every detail matters. But for a weekend passion project? This speed + quality combo is unreal.

Imagine using this for pre-viz on bigger projects! Just warning – clients might fall in love with the rough cut 😂. You might accidentally make something too good to throw away.

Massive respect to the Veo3 team at @GoogleDeepMind Thanks for making tools that help us tell stories — even the ridiculous ones.


3/11
@LinusEkenstam
It’s absolutely ridiculous.

these classes of new tools in the hand of storytellers like MetaPuppet is ushering in a new era.

Being a good storyteller does not mean that you know how to make visual content in the previous era.

But now with the help of AI, your ideas are just flowing out of them.

This is as bad as these tools will ever be.



4/11
@AIandDesign
I laughed so hard. Brilliant in every way.



5/11
@LinusEkenstam
Yes, it’s meta, and inception, everything at once



6/11
@anuar_43
Very awesome, but companies won’t pay for this yet, requires a lot of fine tuning and tweaking details, no AI-native After Effects yet



7/11
@LinusEkenstam
Huh!? you must be living under a rock. I know of many agencies and individuals who have been selling their services in the gen AI space for the last 2 years, and there is so much demand that it’s a wild west gold mine.

We just had a 700 people in person conference in SF and this week there is a 1500+ industry experts in LA meeting, there is so much money floating around you would not even know where to start collecting it.

It’s like the gold rush times 100



8/11
@_smx3_
Being great storytellers will always be underrated as most ppl will continue to look mostly to the evolving and improving tech, but truth is the storytellers will reign supreme and give us our new hopes and dreams. How incredible?!



9/11
@LinusEkenstam
agree, and when I say storytelling will never be the same i truly mean it.

many people that are good at telling stories does not have the overlap of creating visual content.

But with these new tools that’s changing quickly



10/11
@itsolelehmann
what a mindfukk haha



11/11
@LinusEkenstam
2 layers deep. inception level mindfukk.




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The last thing videogames needs to worry about is realistic graphics. The hyper focus on graphics is part of what killed the industry in the first place

Video games have a "These games are boring and repetitive" problem, not a realistic graphics problem
That's ADHD from Gen Z.

They try to speed-run games you could play for 200 hrs, and 100% em in like 60 hrs...then claim it's boring.

All the while, missing out on a ton of details and barely understanding the game mechanics. It's really noticeable with AC Valhalla. White players stay shytting on the game but you can tell they didn't play it in depth because their complaints don't make sense to people that actually took the time to enjoy it.
 

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That's ADHD from Gen Z.

They try to speed-run games you could play for 200 hrs, and 100% em in like 60 hrs...then claim it's boring.

All the while, missing out on a ton of details and barely understanding the game mechanics. It's really noticeable with AC Valhalla. White players stay shytting on the game but you can tell they didn't play it in depth because their complaints don't make sense to people that actually took the time to enjoy it.
Y'all gotta stop blaming Gen Z for everything damn:mjlol: Speed running was invented by millennials

Video games became shytty for the same reason everything becomes shytty. Corporations get greedy and try to squeeze every dollar they can for the least value
 
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Y'all gotta stop blaming Gen Z for everything damn:mjlol: Speed running was invented by millennials

Video games became shytty for the same reason everything becomes shytty. Corporations get greedy and try to squeeze every dollar they can for the least value
Found the Zer
 

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:shaq:Nikkas been making movies in they crib.


Precisely why they will have to create laws to stop people from creating. Imagine what type of adult content they will start producing if they can use A.I:beli:.


And the argument will be "No children or animals were actually harmed in the making of this film:smugfavre:."


They need to get ahead of some of whats to come with this A.I shyt. Or just let it happen,Babylon cant get much worse I guess:respect:
 
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