Tried combining Nano Banana Pro with Gr@k Imagine for this visual experiment.

Focused mainly on:

• cinematic feel
• lighting
• overall detail consistency

I used AKOOL for the workflow and rendering process — honestly made the whole process much smoother. If anyone’s experimenting with AI visuals, definitely worth checking out at least once 👀

Still testing different styles and trying to push realism further.

Tried combining Nano Banana Pro with Gr@k Imagine for this visual experiment.

Focused mainly on:

• cinematic feel
• lighting
• overall detail consistency

I used AKOOL for the workflow and rendering process — honestly made the whole process much smoother. If anyone’s experimenting with AI visuals, definitely worth checking out at least once 👀

Still testing different styles and trying to push realism further.

Just tested a short AI workflow and got a pretty clean cinematic result.

Created a 15-sec solo dance video using an AI-generated character and synced it with music. Lighting, movement, and flow came out surprisingly smooth.

I used Akool for character/image setup and Seedance 2.0 for animation.

Sharing the workflow + prompt in case anyone wants to try.

⚙️ Workflow

1. Created AI character image in Akool
   • Made sure it looks stylized (not real person)
   • Outfit: red sequined dress, cinematic lighting
2. Prepared audio
   • Trimmed to ~15 seconds (important for Seedance limit)
3. Uploaded to Seedance 2.0
   • Added image + audio
   • Used a strict choreography prompt
4. Generated video
   • Focused on full-body framing + smooth motion
   • Ensured beat sync + no random movements

Prompt : Use the provided image as the character reference and the provided audio for synchronization. Generate a 15-second cinematic solo dance video.

Choreography:

0–2s: strong pose, head turn, hip sway

2–4s: hand through hair + body wave

4–6s: step forward + half spin

6–8s: shoulder roll + 2-step walk

8–10s: hip pop + arm extension

10–12s: full spin

12–14s: body wave + walk

14–15s: final pose

Rules:

- Strict choreography, no random motion

- Perfect beat sync

- Only one subject

- No text, no cuts

Camera:

Full-body, slightly low angle, smooth tracking

Had this idea stuck in my head:
two close friends ending up on opposite sides of a war and being forced to fight each other for power.

Tried turning that into a short cinematic sequence with different shots — starting from a tense stare to a full fight and then a final stand-off.

I wanted it to feel more emotional than just action… like you can still see the past between them even while they’re fighting.

Not sure if that came through properly though 😅

👉 Does this feel emotional or just like a normal fight scene?
👉 Which moment stands out the most to you?

I tried recreating the 7 Wonders of the World using AI, focusing on making them feel more cinematic rather than just static images.

Used AKOOL to generate all the visuals — spent some time refining prompts to get better lighting, atmosphere, and overall composition.

The goal was to give each wonder a slightly dramatic, film-like look with fog, lighting, and depth.