Where do dreams go when you forget them? The Wonderstrike is a short AI film that starts like a breaking news report and slowly collapses into chaos when dreams decide to riot. The film was made using a mix of tools, each chosen for its strengths: Google Nano Banana Pro for early ideation and story structure VEO 3.1 for performance-driven video generation Kling AI 2.6 for motion control and specific sequences Adobe Premiere Pro for editing.

For the monthly theme of the Prompt Club, “Where do dreams go when we forget them?” in partnership with Machine Cinema US, I wanted to challenge myself to make a full POV video and see how crazy it could get. This experimental short is an homage to Enter the Void and Everything Everywhere All at Once, both on my top 10 favorite movies list. It’s a dive into what’s now possible with the latest A.I. tools, something you could only dream of a few months ago. Here are the ones I used: 🍌 Google Nano Banana for the storyboard 🎨 Seedream 4.0 and MidJourney Restyle for the glitching visual effects 🎥 Kling 2.1 (Start & End Frame) for video generation, POV scenes and camera motion 🌀 Sora 2 Pro for morphing sequences and surreal transformations 🎬 Premiere Pro for final editing, color grading, typography and compositing 🎧 Sound Design & Mix: by the great Louis Bouloche All this was greatly facilitated by a workflow on @weavy_ai, with creative resources from @freepik and @imagineartofficial.

This short film was created for Lancôme as part of a creative exploration around the theme of beauty. Instead of trying to define it myself, I traveled across Europe with a microphone to record authentic voices from people I met on trains, in hostels, and in the streets. Their answers became the foundation of the film: a manifesto built from many perspectives, ending with one universal question: “What is beauty to you?”

Where Light Can Dream is a poem. A love letter I wrote to cinema, using AI to give it life. It is also my personal take on the Prompt Club’s June theme: Lumière. I’ve put a lot of myself into this film. It is filled with symbolic images and subtle references to the movies that have deeply shaped me. Will you recognize them all? 👀 Created with: 🖋️An actual pen for the original poem, Chat GPT didn't get this one. 🎞️ MidJourney and Magnific for still images 🎥 Kling 2.1, Luma AI, Pika, Sora and Google VEO 3 to craft different types of shots, each with their own visual identity 🎙️ ElevenLabs for the voiceover 🎼 Original score by Louis Boulloche → audiospheric.com 🖼️ Topaz Labs AI for final upscaling Follow the light on Instagram: @romsinprogress / @promptclub.ai Portfolio & contact: https://www.roman-lapacz.com/[email protected]

In a world where unpaid invoices rule the streets, one hero rises... armed only with caffeine, burnout, and questionable armor upgrades. Meet Freelancer One : the only action figure who saves the day and still chases payment. Don’t toy with your freelancers. Pay them.

Wonder what happens when you die? Discover this thought-provoking short film, adapted from The Egg by Andy Weir. Created as part of the Prompt Club’s monthly challenge, themed “Mirrors,” this AI-generated piece explores life, death, and the infinite reflections of the self.

A spec car commercial created to test Kling Elements, a new tool that generates videos by smashing multiple images. I wanted to push its limits by placing the same object in drastically different settings… so what’s better than time travel? And what’s more iconic than a DeLorean?

This is Dreams Burger, a pop-horror short film, entirely made with A.I. Written by Guy Lewis Directed by Roman Lapacz The toolkit: Stills: MidJourney (~ 5000 images) + Photoshop Beta Video/Animations: Kling, for it’s prompt accuracy, when facial expression and emotions were key. Luma Dream Machine, for the important transitions. Hailuo Minimax, for the action and dynamic shots. Voiceover /SFX: ElevenLabs.. and Guy Lewis acting talent. Music: Suno A.I Wax Track: Industrial IDM Score Music by Jeremy Marsan https://jeremymarsan.com/ Airy Remix by Logic Moon https://logic-moon.de/ Editing: Adobe Premiere Pro Beta