Fully local AI short film mimics Wes Anderson style with a detailed open pipeline
Mist3r-Robot · reddit · 2026-10-13
A Redditor made a Wes Anderson-style short using fully local models and shared the full pipeline: Qwen 2.1 for stills and scene edits (3 seeds per shot, beating Krea on a style test); hand-traced San Juan charts animated in Python for maps; MiniMax H3 for image-to-video at 1344x768 plus lip-synced dialogue audio; dots.tts voice cloning for narration and Seed-VC to lock each character's voice from their first good line, leveled to -20 LUFS. QA used InsightFace face-match scores and Whisper transcription checks. Finishing: a 'candy' color filter built in ffmpeg mixed at 85%, Python-drawn title cards in Josefin Sans, and one Python script per chapter driving ffmpeg for line placement, shot slowing, and split screens.
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