AI filmmaking shifts to a planning layer: define a world, not a finished image
AIwithGhotai · x · 2026-09-09
A creator demos a planning-layer tool for AI filmmaking (idea → scene → shot), arguing the interesting shift is making decisions at a higher level: define a world instead of describing a finished image, establish where the camera exists instead of asking for a camera move. The post also covers CapCut's desktop AI video workflow powered by Seedance 2.5 and GPT Image 2: up to 30-second single generations, multimodal reference control, timestamped motion direction, bulk multi-timeline editing, and consistent character design.
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