These days I've been building films with invideo Agent One. Instead of prompting, you just talk to an agent and it builds the film with you. You describe what you want, it makes the move, you give notes back, like directing a real crew. Here was the full workflow for this psychedelic concert shot. Start from a frame I gave it the starting frame: a four piece rock band mid set in a smoky basement club, magenta and cyan neon, a warm key light, haze in the air. Everything after this is just talking to the agent about that room. Let it draw the camera path I asked it to build a camera path through the room from that frame, and to draw the flight path straight on the image: push in past the bassist, lift up to the singer at the front mic, track across to the second mic, then drop down to the drummer. It marks the move on the frame so you can read the whole shot before you commit to a render. Keep the arrows out of the render One thing that tripped me up early was the drawn arrows bleeding into the shot. So I told it to keep the arrows as guidance only. They mark the move for you, they never show up in the final. Clean plate, just the camera motion. Set the energy Then I locked the feel. Handheld camera, quick loose movement, full psychedelic music video energy. Fast whip moves between the band, neon haze held through the whole take. Push the grade I asked it to push the neon harder. Magenta and cyan bleeding off every light source, soft lens bloom on each one, a light haze over the whole frame. Run it as one take Last step, I told it to run the whole path in one continuous handheld take. Follow the arrows, start on the bassist, end on the drummer. One shot, no cuts. That is the whole thing. No timeline, no manual keyframes, just a conversation with the agent until the shot was right.

Welcome. I'm Jordano one of the Directors at DreamCodeFilms. This community exists because most AI video looks the same, same prompts, same outputs, no point of view. We do the opposite. Here we direct AI, we don't just generate with it. The craft comes first; the tools serve the story. So before anything else — introduce yourself in the comments. Tell us three things: 👋 Who you are (and where you're posting from) 🎬 What you're making right now, the project or style you're into 🎯 The one thing you want to be able to create by the time you leave here Everyone in this room started exactly where you are. Drop your intro below and say hi — and reply to one other person while you're here. That's how this place stays alive. Stuck or just want to talk shop? DM me anytime. I'm here. — Jordano