Massive gap in the market: AI Bible story films.
Demand is huge. Supply is almost zero.

Audiences aren’t picky about fidelity—they just want more.

Pray .com is going all-in on AI video. They're getting millions of views.

Big opportunity for AI filmmakers and studios. Check out their channel's comments. Almost zero negative comments on all their AI video.

Perfect customer segment for AI right now. Many other Christian studios are starting this now, but it's going to be a massive race soon.

AI video quality just 10x’d overnight. I’m speechless.

Kling 2.0 just dropped and I’ve already burned through $1,250 in credits testing its limits.

I’ve never seen motion this fluid or prompts this accurate.
Here’s exactly how I made this video, step-by-step 👇🧵 2. Concept
This week, Kling gave me early access to 2.0 and asked if I’d consider making a launch film. I said yes.
The story concept came from something @friedberg said on @theallinpod -- as AI automates labor and knowledge, we return to what we’ve always been: storytellers.

Midjourney v7 is breathtaking.

I created this short film from scratch in just 3 hours, using only $50 in Kling credits.

Here’s how I created it (and how you can too) 🧵 Seriously, I can’t get over how good these images look. I used no references, no moodboards, just simple prompts.

Step 1 was working with ChatGPT to create a shotlist:
“Generate me a shotlist for 20 shots of a misty Japanese village getting ready for war, using this prompt structure:

“A cinematic wide shot of a traditional Japanese samurai village nestled in a mountain valley at dawn; soft morning mist rolls over thatched rooftops and rice paddies; villagers begin to stir as smoke rises from cooking fires.”

It would give me 20 prompts at a time, and then I iterated and asked it for closeups, wides, or different shots.

What if Studio Ghibli directed Lord of the Rings?

I spent $250 in Kling credits and 9 hours re-editing the Fellowship trailer to bring that vision to life—and I’ll show you exactly how I did it 👇🏼 Here’s a side-by-side comparison of the two trailers:

This is crazy:
"By 2024, short-form video content will account for 90% of internet traffic."

2025-2026 Prediction:
Episodic short-form narrative AI videos will follow this trend and begin to dethrone the western Box Office.

Check out the future of narrative filmmaking 👇🏼🧵 This new narrative format is taking China by storm, already eclipsing Box Office revenues, and one app alone grew from 20M daily active users to 50MM in a few months.

This will be the next Netflix, and it's all short-form content.

https://x.com/ruima/status/1866580440154509501

This is insane 🤯

Here’s a step-by-step process for making your own world-class anime.

This would have saved us millions if we had Film Crux's guide (and this tech) two years ago.

Full prompts, processes, and cheat codes in the thread below 👇🏼 Step 1 - The Concept
@FILMCRUX_ partnered with @Viduforhuman to make this trailer. They didn't post it on X, so I reformatted the breakdown to make it digestible on X.

"Deadlink—a rogue task force discovers a dangerous method for finding and eliminating state enemies."

I’ve wanted to make a live action version of Studio Ghibli’s Princess Mononoke for 20+ years now.

I spent $745 in Kling credits to show you a glimpse of the future of filmmaking 👇🏼

(and included a breakdown of how I did it 🧵) Also, I'm being interviewed on the BBC today about my films! Clients are reaching out like crazy.

To handle this demand, I'm launching . If you're a top AI director or editor, we want to work with you! Post your work in the comments. FilmPort.ai