Control EVERYTHING with Multiple Motion Brushes in Runway Gen-2

Man, I'm a long time traditional artist(graphite 13 years) just nowxentering the digital space and I'm being blown away by all this... organizing my productivity has been an issue bit it's exciting to see what's possible as I've been playing with this stuff good jo!

Great Job, Christian. (Another) new era dawns. Honestly, one year ago I thought we were five years out on this frontier. Things are moving at Warp speed.

In the case of motion, I prefer Pika Art, RunAway cannot generate sudden or "speed" movements. In Pika Art, if you remove the background of the character, it is easy to generate someone running or walking without deforming the legs. The same does not apply to RunAway

Nice tutorial...an eye opener too. Thanks for sharing

i like your honesty. unlike many other authors, you state in the video itself that the ai doesn't really work perfectly. others write exaggerated headlines to generate visitors. i don't think the quality of the video itself is really great. you can see in every scene that it's AI. i think it will take a little more time until the results are perfect. but: your video was definitely enough for inspiration...;-)

Man this is so eye-opening I’ve tried using pika , but as you said it keeps creating weird motions , this brush tool is definitely a game changer I can feel my creative juices flowing just by watching this video

Nice work, Chris. I've started using Runway just before their 5-brush rollout. I agree in what a game changer it is. I keep hoping there will be a gradual lengthening of their 4 & 8 second limits on film -- yet as you demonstrated, by having a sequence of related video clips -- albethem short - it's possible to stitch them all together in a compelling way by using the right background music. Again, nice job.

I always enjoy your videos, and learn a lot - this one was no different. However, you convinced me that I'm not ready for Runway yet. It's one thing to produce a trailer, where everything is disjointed by design, because you don't want to give away the plot, so there really is no plot. And for that, the multi-brush tool in Runway is very impressive. But for anything more, like if you wanted to link images into a meaningful story, it would be an enormous amount of work to produce anything of any length and quality. It's an extremely impressive and cool effect that Runway have pulled off with AI here, but, it seems to me, it's a long way from troubling film designers and graphic artists at this point, where you would need much finer grained control that the slight panning and zooming that is availble here. That said, I really enjoyed watching you play with it, and as always, I learned a lot, so thank you for the fascinating video. I think by the time it becomes truly useful (and I'm sure they'll get there), it will become so complicated that it'll be another tool that professionals have in their toolbox, but likely out of reach of most of us. Time will tell...

16:03 It’s cool, although I’m surprised it took about 2 hours to create such a short trailer. I thought it would take much less time, but maybe the technology isn’t there yet to speed things up to that level.

Oh this is definitely inspiring on so many levels. You're crushing it. I'm impressed by how you're considering the story elements that engage the senses, i.e. the sound track. The money and resources it would take to create a "like for like" studio version of this trailer would be exponential, not to mention the time. Speaking of time...can you please comment on the average rendering speed for each clip? We have a very good feel of what to expect from MidJourney for stills (paid pro version) but still trying understand what Runway output times would yield. We're hearing that it's really, really slow. We can't validate those claims. I'm also hearing that their support is ultra slow to non-responsive. Again, these are just posts on various forums. Before we subscribe to the Runway Unlimited or Enterprise version we'd like to know more. What say you, Christian? How has the render time fared for you?

Your videos are always inspiring, Chris

Amazing 🎉 it’s really wonderful

its great stuff - a different workflow compared to traditional shooting footage oneself or creating video from stock footage or a mix - I can see fantastic opportunities to use AI video generation for creating animated style comic books, storyboards, bedtime stories, trying ideas and concepts for proofs of concepts - ive been trying a few approaches and thinking about combining traditional parallax image/card cutouts in after effects and/or blender along with some AI video footage too

WOW! Great instructional info and your final video was awesome! Thanks for taking the time & effort to post this for us! 🙏👍

right on! that trailer was bad ass!

This was great, exactly the information I have been looking for.

The Teaser was SO GOOD!!! But I have a question: What's the website where you create dose images?

Amazing! When you say the face kept deforming, but you didn't have enough time to fix it... What would you have done to fix it with more time?

So Amazing! And great to see you back our amazing Ai brotha and teacher 100

Christian, you're very talented. Keep it up.