In Garret's Lair (Audio On)

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litguru185.904 days ago3 min read

The AI tools are appearing fast and furious. I was attracted to one called

because it uses a mix of traditional digital and novel AI tools to create a 3D show based on your script (or that written by an AI).

First you choose an avatar and modify it the way you would in a video game. You can choose the look like hair style, facial features, clothing, and so on. There's a number of options for voice and tone. Once the avatar is all set up, you can choose a background studio from a number of templates available.

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Screenshot from Rendora interface

The magic happens when you add your script to the AI editor, either written by you or with the help of the software's AI. I chose to write it myself, but I was impressed by the AI tools available to refine the script. At this point of script drafting, one can add hand gestures commonly seen during presentations, tv shows, video podcasts, and so on. These gestures are reflected in the avatar presentation, so you can time them exactly within the script.

In addition, you can add your own images (or stickers to use their term). As you can see in the video, I was able to position my personal shots in the desired location. I also resized some of them. The number of tools available is growing. You can add video, text, audio, effects, and so forth. The power of media at your fingertips. There’s a free and paid version, which among other features, also gets rid of the animated watermark you can see in the free version of the video.

Overall, I liked using this tool. It was straight forward and has enough features to do some cool stuff.

This is my first post in this new community, Invisible Horizons. This video depicts an alternate imagined world that is half real and half digital. So, I thought I would share it here. Please let me know if it doesn't fit with the community's objectives.

I almost felt like I was there in the studio with Garret, and although limited by some presets, I was impressed with the amount of control and features available this early in the software's development cycle. I never thought I would ever do a video show like this, so this opens up exciting possibilities.

Thank you for viewing!