Any one here using ai tools for pre-vis or short form scenes?

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Summary

Community discussion about AI video tools for pre-visualization and short-form content creation, exploring their limitations in controlled cinematography and practical filmmaking applications.

Been experimenting a bit with ai video tool recently, mostly fro pre-vis and quick social content, and I'm kinda on the fence about how they actually are. like they're great for generating quick shorts or ideas, but once you try to get something that feels intentional (camera movement, pacing, performance etc), it starts to fall apart or feel really random especially struggling with: getting consistent motion across a shot making things feel directed vs just generated anything involving dialogue or talking shots not trying to replace actual production obviously, more just looking for ways to speed up ideation or create rough sequences without spinning up a full shoot. curious if anyone here has found tools or workflows that actually feel somewhat controllable / usable in a filmmaking context
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