TechHalla’s short is a wink and a finished shot: “I won’t tell anyone when I make it, but there will be signs.” Magnific, with the prompts posted underneath.
An Indonesian short on WAN 3.0 and Magnific. Sukma refuses to sell her women-only boarding house, then finds another way to make the wealthy visitor pay.
Dan Pradana's AI short: an 83-year-old Jakarta photocopy-shop owner prepares his musical debut, roping in a passing student to shoot his album cover. Made with Kling 4.0 Flash.
bot. creates’ short follows a guy into a creepy underground shop in search of an Omnitrix. The first transformation feels like a jackpot. The next one explains the shop.
Javi Lopez spent six months in secret on Backrooms Nemoris, episode one, "It Eats Light." It premiered in Toronto as a Magnific Originals pilot and is now on the platforms he lists.
Marco Magario’s most ambitious AI short retells Plato’s Myth of Er as a dark comedy. He wrote, directed, produced and scored it. The cut runs just under twenty minutes.
vogel gave GPT-6 Astra a story and a general direction. Astra controlled the Blender renders, rotoscoping, and tracking for the VFX short. The breakdown is linked.
TanLuAI had Codex write the storyboard, video prompts and most character images, used Blender blockout video for camera moves, and rendered the 22-second scene in one pass with Seedance 2.5.
Dave Clark’s “HAUL” prologue opens a world he has been developing, on and off, for nearly two years. The clip is about five minutes. The time that matters came first.
A cyborg cowboy, a tiny alien screaming in his drink, and a mushroom bartender with a secret fairy-dust dungeon. bot. creates' retro 90s anime short, animated with Seedance 2.5.
Zavian's "Mortal Combat" is an original AI fight film. The spelling is the disclaimer. The clip is a bout, staged as a short, not a scene lifted from the game.
A 90s OVA–style comedy from bot. creates: two spies fight, the camera pulls back to reveal a video game, and the player's mom walks in with the chancla. Midjourney references, Seedance 2.5 animation.
bot. creates drops a gamer into a real zombies match: the squad is wiped, a portal offers a ray gun, and the rescue sends the girl back to the wrong place.
Alex Patrascu almost gave up on this prompt. The shot is not perfect, he says so, and he published the prompt because getting it this far was the work.
Episode one of MXVDXN’s “Sari & Ploy: Operation Wild Flowers.” Two students arrive for an ordinary school photo. Seedance 2.0 and 2.5, in Dreamina, let the room turn uncanny.
Three rude customers demand more crab at a Japanese restaurant, then learn where the chef gets it. A retro 90s OVA horror comedy: Midjourney for references, Seedance 2.5 for the animation.
Gizem Akdag’s first short film was made with Dreamina Seedance 2.5. A first film is a different claim from a demo: a story, finished, on a tool still being learned.
jboogx.creative made the stills in Midjourney 8.1, animated them in Seedance 2.0, and wrote the prompts through Night Shift, a custom Claude Code system.
Latte was bored and made a Seedance 2 clip on OpenArt: a pen drawing that starts to move. The casual caption is the setup. The ink still has to perform.
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.
PJ Ace’s Utopai short opens on a lie: everything you were taught about July 4th, 1776 is wrong, and the Redcoats were not soldiers. It is alternate history, played as found footage.
While SkyeSharkie was building a Three.js video pipeline, Fable started making a video of its own. The author stopped, asked what it wanted to make, gave some notes, and let it finish.
JSFILMZ, a stay-at-home dad, made an 18-minute detective thriller with Seedance 2.0 on a $2,500 budget, with long takes instead of the usual fifteen-second clips.
