No prompting skills. No editing headaches. Just vibe directing.
@openart_ai just launched Director, a new way to create AI video: you describe what you want in plain words and it builds the whole thing for you. Storyboards, scenes, locations and characters, all generated from a single line of text.
And it is not just short films. UGC videos, brand ads, music videos, vlogs, you can even recreate any community video in one click.
I typed one sentence ("a girl who rises from the streets to become a football legend") and it produced a complete short film. Same character, same face, same voice from start to finish, up to 5 minutes in one continuous piece. Want to swap a shot? Jump into the timeline and the AI rebuilds everything around it.
This is where AI filmmaking is going, and it is already here.
👉 Comment "vibe direct" and I'll send it straight to you.
Formed in 1979 to represent West Germany at the Eurovision Song Contest, Dschinghis Khan quickly became one of the most recognizable acts of the Euro-disco era.
Named after the famous Mongol ruler, the group combined infectious melodies, theatrical costumes, and energetic choreography to create a style that was impossible to ignore. Songs like Dschinghis Khan and Moskau became international hits, helping the band build a lasting fanbase far beyond Eurovision.
Inspired by “The Little Prince”
and reimagined through my own visual language,
this is a tribute to the child within us who believed
that every flower, every star, and every fox
had something to teach.
Somewhere along the way,
we stopped looking with wonder.
We learned to explain everything
and forgot how to be amazed.
I use AI films to explore the invisible architecture of the human soul.
POV: A Dragon Flight Through Dwarven Mountains & Elven Forests 💎🌲
You’re riding a sapphire blue dragon through dwarven mountains, glowing ore caves, mystical forests, and hidden rivers… until a beautiful elven city is revealed. 🐉💎🌲✨
Created with OpenArt AI’s new Director feature, where you describe the actors, scenes, movement, and camera angles like a real movie director.
Comment “Director” for the chance to get early access.
This Reel was made with @openart_ai new Director feature
A savannah showdown at golden hour, made shot by shot.
just me vibe-directing with @openart_ai director . I'd describe the feeling, Ori would translate it into shots: Images built in Nano Banana Pro, Videos using Seedance 2.0.
This is what creating feels like now🔥
The Bleed It Out performance from Clarkston, Michigan on August 22, 2007 perfectly captures why Linkin Park became one of the greatest live bands of their generation.
Released earlier that year on Minutes to Midnight, the song quickly became a concert staple thanks to its relentless energy and crowd-driven structure. But what truly made performances like this unforgettable was Chester Bennington’s ability to connect with thousands of people at once. Near the end of the song, he encouraged the audience to take over, transforming the venue into a massive singalong.
There is a story I keep coming back to.
A world where the night sky is painted by hands.
I built that world with Director by @openart_ai ✨
I kept calling what I was doing Vibe directing because that is exactly but it is you are not prompting a tool, you are directing through feelings, through conversation, through the emotional thought of what you want to exist in the world.
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Comment below 👇🏻 -- tell me if you were the last painter of something in the world what would you paint stars? seasons? the colour of a specific kind of light? The feeling of specific kind of day?
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#openart_ai #openart #wonderoadirector #openartdirector #aifilm
Mark Bernes became one of the most beloved singers in Soviet history not because of vocal power, but because of his ability to make every song feel personal.
Known for classics like Dark is the Night and Cranes, Bernes brought a warmth and sincerity that connected deeply with listeners during and after World War II. His conversational singing style felt authentic and human, allowing audiences to see their own experiences reflected in the music.
ok as a girl who has lost approximately one thousand hair ties in her lifetime, this one’s personal. i genuinely cannot keep a hair tie alive. they vanish into the couch, the car, the bottom of my bag, the void. and the ones i do find? they snap my hair and leave that annoying dent every single time.
so imagine a hair tie that’s soft enough to never break a single strand or leave a crease, AND it pings your phone when it inevitably disappears. you just track it down like a lost airpod. gentle on your hair, impossible to lose. i wish this existed so bad i made the whole ad for it. someone please build this for us
every girl knows the horror. you’re laughing, talking, feeling like THAT girl, and then someone goes “umm you have a little something” and your soul leaves your body. it was on your teeth. for how long?? nobody knows. the photos are already taken.
so i wished this existed. a lipstick that gently buzzes the second it touches your teeth. no mirror checks, no asking your friend every five minutes, no discovering it after the meeting is already over. just one tiny tap that goes “babe. teeth.” and saves your whole day.
a universal girl problem, finally solved. why is this not real yet 😭
The beasts are behind them, but Hollowmark offers no rest, only a coin-city with no room for the penniless. As Solrak and Seravyn settle beside a fire at the desert's edge, a question long left unspoken finally surfaces, and Seravyn begins to reveal why this hunt was never truly his to carry. Some bonds are forged in fire, and some are broken by it. The truth waiting in the dark will change everything between them. Tonight, the hunt turns personal.
Soulstrike — Episode 8
Powered by @openart_ai director
Released in 2016, Don’t Let Me Down became one of the defining songs of the mid-2010s dance music era.
The collaboration between The Chainsmokers and Daya blended emotional vocals, a memorable guitar-driven melody, and a powerful festival-ready drop that helped bridge the gap between pop and electronic music. The track played a major role in establishing the sound that would make The Chainsmokers one of the biggest acts in the world during that period.
Ten years later, the song still brings back memories of summer festivals, late-night drives, and the peak of 2010s EDM culture. Few tracks from that era have remained as recognizable or as loved as Don’t Let Me Down.
Released in October 2013, Under Control brought together Calvin Harris, Alesso, and Hurts’ vocalist Theo Hutchcraft for one of the most memorable progressive house tracks of the decade.
Built around uplifting piano chords, a soaring melody, and an emotional vocal performance, the song quickly became a festival favorite and a defining part of the early 2010s EDM era. Featured on both Motion and Forever, it helped cement the sound that dominated dance music during the peak of the progressive house movement.
More than a decade later, Under Control still delivers the same feeling it did in 2013—a reminder of why it remains one of the era’s most beloved anthems.
