One flat image in. A full 3D world out - one you can light, arrange, and film with a camera YOU control, keyframe by keyframe. I got beta access to EVRN and took it through a complete workflow: photo → object segmentation → a generated 360 world → lighting → camera animation → export straight into my AI film pipeline (Seedance 2.5). Why it matters: instead of regenerating a 30-second shot 3-5 times at $8-11 per try, a previz like this can land it on the first generation. Full tutorial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SoDoOsrCiWQ EVRN beta access: https://evrn.world/ Where we plan our scenes (free): https://storyboardbook.com/ How would you use something like this in your workflow?

I created this poem with the help of flow (omniflash), flow(music) and editing in capcut. @Mark Diaz

Still working it. But almost done.

The pieces started to finally come together, as I finally established the method or pipeline for creating the scenes, animating the characters, and lip syncing. And it doesn't depend on me chasing the latest and greatest version of AI.

No question the project was way bigger than I should have tackled to start with. The first half is still mostly animatic with some animation. So need to finish this, then score and add sound effects, and balance to volume.