Use Minimax to make a fake movie trailer for my community college editing class, inspired by YA action/adventure films of the 80s and 90s
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Clips made with Minimax H3 using the default r2v workflow, edited in Premiere Pro. Character model sheets made with Krea. Most of the videos are 0.4 mp unless the text was important, then 0.6. Tried upscaling it to 4k using Upscayl but results weren't great and the file is too big to upload anyway.…
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Use Minimax to make a fake movie trailer for my community college editing class, inspired by YA action/adventure films of the 80s and 90s
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