"Plume": a long GenAI short, finally told
Dave Clark calls “Plume” his longest fully GenAI short. He wrote, directed and edited it, after years of chasing an idea the tools could not previously hold. About 21 minutes.
Dave Clark has a sentence ready: the time for long-form narrative AI filmmaking is now. "Plume" is the evidence he is willing to put under it, his longest fully GenAI short, written, directed and edited by him, running about 21 minutes.
The more interesting sentence is the one about waiting. He had been chasing the idea for years, and this is the first time the tools could tell it the way he imagined. A long film made the week a model got good is a demo. A long film made because an old idea finally fit is a director's project.
The post does not open with a model name. It opens with the claim that the form is ready, and then with the film.
Dave Clark
@Diesol
The time for long-form narrative AI filmmaking is now. This is "Plume." My longest fully GenAI short film to date. I've been chasing this idea for years, and for the first time, I finally had the tools to tell it the way I imagined. Written, directed, and edited by me. The https://t.co/wEfCTLTkuB
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