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You can now create AI generated worlds by replacing your backgrounds with dynamic environments that move, cast shadows, and interact seamlessly with your footage.

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This is the future of VFX!

You can now create entire animated AI worlds for your short films with this free AI filmmaking workflow! In this video, we’ll show you how to replace your video’s background using just a prompt or reference image—while keeping your original camera movement perfectly intact.

Unlike static AI backgrounds, this workflow generates animated environments that interact with your footage, adding realistic shadows, ripples, splashing water, and more.

To put it to the test, we created a full short film about a man who changes size based on his confidence, and almost every single shot uses this AI video workflow.

We’re using Vace, built on the Wan2.1 open-source video model (the same tool we used in our last video for generating consistent and controllable AI characters). It lets you film like a traditional movie (lighting, blocking, performance) but transform your footage afterward with dynamic AI worlds, without the need for a green screen or complex compositing workflows in Nuke or After Effects.

If you’re a filmmaker, VFX artist, or AI creator looking to push storytelling to the next level, this AI short film workflow might change the way you make movies.

CHAPTERS:
00:00 Intro
00:35 The Tool & Examples
01:37 Preparation
06:00 Using the Workflow
11:15 Advanced Workflow
12:15 Tips & Tricks
13:50 FINAL MOVIE

CREDITS:
Directed by Mick Mahler
Visual Effects: Mick Mahler, Cem Karayakas
DoP, Editing & Sound Design: Vlad Litvak