For the past two months, I have spent a ridiculous amount of time watching YouTube tutorials. Tests, comparisons, workflows, new models, new versions, how to make things faster, which model is better at what, which one is cheaper, which one is open source, and which one is supposedly going to change everything. After a while, I came to a rather simple conclusion: there probably isn't a single "best" way to do AI filmmaking. The latest video models are generally more powerful

I recently rewatched Goodbye South, Goodbye by Hou Hsiao-Hsien, one of my favourite filmmakers and someone who has inspired some of my own films. I still revisit movies I love every now and then whenever I have the time. Even though I already know the story, it's always the little details I've forgotten over the years that surprise me again. Sometimes I even come away with a completely different perspective. I think the way we watch and interpret films changes as we grow olde