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OpenAI just showed us the future of filmmaking. In their new Dev Day talk, “Sora, ImageGen, and Codex: The Next Wave of Creative Production,” they revealed a project that perfectly mirrors what I’ve been building behind the scenes — a real, working AI film workflow. The demo centered around a new animated movie called Critters, created with GPT-5, Codex, and Sora 2. The OpenAI team built a custom app called Storyboard that completely transforms how creative teams can bring stories to life. You upload your sketches, describe the scene, choose your characters, props, and environments — and it does the rest. It first generates a black-and-white storyboard sketch, then a high-quality color render, and finally uses the new Sora 2 API to turn it all into full motion with sound. And here’s the crazy part — they built this app in just 48 hours during an internal hackathon using Codex, which is basically GPT-5 for code. The film team was able to request up to ten new features a day, and Codex coded them in real time. That kind of speed and collaboration between artists and AI changes everything. Watching this, it hit me — this isn’t just a showcase. It’s the blueprint for how AI film production will work moving forward. What they did for animation can easily be adapted for live-action and cinematic storytelling. Once you understand prompting, asset structure, and tool chaining, anyone can build their own AI film workflow. And if OpenAI is showing this off publicly, you know what that means — they’re already working on something bigger. Storyboard isn’t integrated into Sora yet, but it’s coming. And you can bet Google’s team is pushing even harder inside Flow and Veo 3. We’re entering a new era where AI isn’t just making pretty visuals — it’s building entire production pipelines. Tools like these will think with you, move with you, and create with you. This is the shift where AI stops being a tool and starts becoming your creative partner. Search Terms: OpenAI Sora 2, GPT-5, Codex, Storyboard App, AI film workflow, AI filmmaking tools, OpenAI Dev Day 2025, Sora API, Veo 3 vs Sora, AI video production. : #AIForRealLife #Sora2 #AIFilm #AIProduction #OpenAI

OpenAI just showed us the future of filmmaking. In their new Dev Day talk, “Sora, ImageGen, and Codex: The Next Wave of Creative Production,” they revealed a project that perfectly mirrors what I’ve been building behind the scenes — a real, working AI film workflow. The demo centered around a new animated movie called Critters, created with GPT-5, Codex, and Sora 2. The OpenAI team built a custom app called Storyboard that completely transforms how creative teams can bring stories to life. You upload your sketches, describe the scene, choose your characters, props, and environments — and it does the rest. It first generates a black-and-white storyboard sketch, then a high-quality color render, and finally uses the new Sora 2 API to turn it all into full motion with sound. And here’s the crazy part — they built this app in just 48 hours during an internal hackathon using Codex, which is basically GPT-5 for code. The film team was able to request up to ten new features a day, and Codex coded them in real time. That kind of speed and collaboration between artists and AI changes everything. Watching this, it hit me — this isn’t just a showcase. It’s the blueprint for how AI film production will work moving forward. What they did for animation can easily be adapted for live-action and cinematic storytelling. Once you understand prompting, asset structure, and tool chaining, anyone can build their own AI film workflow. And if OpenAI is showing this off publicly, you know what that means — they’re already working on something bigger. Storyboard isn’t integrated into Sora yet, but it’s coming. And you can bet Google’s team is pushing even harder inside Flow and Veo 3. We’re entering a new era where AI isn’t just making pretty visuals — it’s building entire production pipelines. Tools like these will think with you, move with you, and create with you. This is the shift where AI stops being a tool and starts becoming your creative partner. Search Terms: OpenAI Sora 2, GPT-5, Codex, Storyboard App, AI film workflow, AI filmmaking tools, OpenAI Dev Day 2025, Sora API, Veo 3 vs Sora, AI video production. : #AIForRealLife #Sora2 #AIFilm #AIProduction #OpenAI

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