Using only an acoustic guitar and the rare technique of polyphonic whistling, the veteran Italian actor recreated the iconic theme from The Good, the Bad and the Ugly. By carefully controlling airflow and harmonics, he produced sounds that felt more like a full orchestra than a single performer, earning a standing ovation and millions of views around the world.
It was a powerful tribute to Ennio Morricone’s legendary soundtrack and a reminder that true musicianship can still leave an audience completely speechless.
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Breakdown :
• Scene (Clip Video) : Seedance 2.0
• Character + Storyboard : GPT image 2
• Music Background : Ai music generate by me
• Editing : @capcutapp
Rather than sing Human Nature, Mayer performed the song using only his guitar. He later explained that he felt nobody should try to replace Michael’s voice in that moment. Instead, he let the melody speak for itself, creating a tribute that felt intimate, respectful, and deeply emotional.
Sometimes the most powerful way to honor a legend isn’t by saying more—it’s by knowing when to say less.
🎬 OpenArt Director feature. Tested. Impressed. 🐾
30 seconds as a starter.
One prompt. One set of instructions. A 5-10 minute wait — and the consistency held the whole way through. 😐
That's the hard part most tools struggle with and this one didn't.
This has real potential for longer form content. 🎋
Well done OpenArt. Genuinely incredible feature. 🔥
I've been testing Director before launch, and the best way I can describe it is this:
It honestly feels like vibe directing.
For this test, I created a short Japanese drama called LOST SPRING two former lovers meeting again after ten years beneath the cherry blossoms of Tokyo.
What impressed me most is how everything happens through conversation. Story, characters, voices, scenes, and revisions are all shaped through chat.
You're not stitching clips together.
You're directing.
Or maybe... vibe directing.
Created with Director by @openart_ai
Episode 10 - Cool Cat and The Shadow District - The Golden Dragon
Vibe Directing, I keep calling this vibe directing because that's what it actually is.
Special Shout out to my husband Martin who wrote this Episode/ Directed by Wendy Martin Odea
#vibedirecting #coolcatcreations #episode9 #thegoldendragon
Tool I used to Direct This Video is OpenArt AI
30 seconds as a starter.
Two scene transitions added after.
Everything else built from one prompt with instructions and a 5-10 minute wait — and what came out the other side genuinely surprised us. 😐
One prompt holding consistency across multiple scenes for this long is not something we've seen work this cleanly before.
This has real potential for longer form content. 🎋
Well done OpenArt. Genuinely impressive feature. 🔥
In 1998, Alan Braxe, Thomas Bangalter, and Benjamin Diamond created Music Sounds Better with You under the name Stardust.
Built around a sample of Chaka Khan’s Fate, the track was largely born during a live performance in Paris before being finished the next day at Bangalter’s Daft House studio. The result became one of the defining dance records of the decade, selling millions of copies and soundtracking the summer of 1998.
What makes the story even more remarkable is that Stardust never released another song. Despite recording additional demos and reportedly receiving a multi-million-dollar offer for a full album, the trio chose to walk away, leaving behind one of the most beloved and mysterious one-song projects in music history.
Just finished a mini K-drama using OpenArt Director, and honestly — this isn’t your usual “AI video tool.”
You don’t prompt it. You talk to it. Tell it what you want, it delivers, you react, you refine — scene by scene, through chat. I keep calling this vibe directing, because that’s exactly what it feels like: you’re directing through conversation, not stitching clips together. The video equivalent of vibe coding, basically.
Three things I couldn’t believe:
🎬 You can swap a character MID-prompt — just say it, it confirms, and it carries straight into the storyline
🎬 The output is properly cinematic, not just “decent for AI”
🎬 The audio + emotional delivery in Bahasa Indonesia… this is the part that got me — it actually lands. Didn’t expect it to feel that natural.
The chat is where it really separates itself. That’s the heart of it. You genuinely feel like you’re directing, not waiting on random output.
🔓 The OpenArt team gave me early access + a few invite codes so you can try Director yourself (comment access)
Openart baru saja meluncurkan fitur terbaru mereka yaitu The Director, dengan satu baris prompt kalian bisa membuat short film atau trailer.
----- @openart_ai just launched The Director and it honestly feels like vibe directing to me, with one single prompt you can make short movie or trailer
When Chuck Adams stepped onto the America’s Got Talent stage in 2025, he wasn’t trying to reinvent Iris by the Goo Goo Dolls.
Instead, he stripped the song back to its emotional core, delivering an acoustic performance that highlighted the vulnerability and sincerity that made the original such a timeless hit. Backed only by his guitar, Adams connected with both the judges and audience, earning a standing ovation for his heartfelt interpretation.
Just tried the new Director studio tool in @openart_ai or the first time 👀
Honestly, I expected a learning curve, but it was surprisingly easy. I only provided a simple prompt and a basic creative direction, and it followed the vision remarkably well.
This luxury eyewear commercial was created as a portfolio piece, and I'm genuinely impressed by the cinematic quality and storytelling it produced.
If you'd like to get early access and try it yourself, comment "EARLY ACCESS" and I'll send you the code via DM. 🚀 "Limited slot" 🚀
Hippos may look like natural swimmers, but they don’t actually swim in the traditional sense. 🦛🌊 Because of their dense bones and massive body weight, they are too heavy to float easily. Instead, they move through water by pushing off the riverbed, almost as if they are walking or bounding underwater.
Their bodies are perfectly adapted for this lifestyle. Hippos can hold their breath for up to five minutes and instinctively rise to the surface to breathe—even while sleeping—before sinking back down again. This allows them to stay submerged for long periods while still accessing air when needed.
Spending most of the day in water also helps protect their sensitive skin from the harsh African sun, making rivers and lakes essential to their survival. Nature’s design is far more specialized than it first appears. 🌿
