Official Video Isomer Transition Parametric Pressure Stable Video Synthetic Video Sci-fi Reel

Most of these were generated in the first week of Stable Video being available, and only the free version was used. At launch they were giving away an initial 300 credits of compute with a daily re-up of 120. I used 8 different email accounts to get an initial 2400 compute credits, along with 960 daily compute re-ups.

They caught on to me after the third day - it was my mistake. I was using the same source images across accounts re-rolling until something usable happened, which wasn't often.

With over 120 individual animations and each coming in at 2 seconds this video represents about a year of work. From the initial work of creating the animations to learning Davinci Resolve, and simply the advancements in video production that are available natively IN Davinci.

Upscaling (low res to high rez) and reframing (turning 24 FPS video into 30 FPS video) are done using Davinci Resolve. There are some really simple and helpful Davinci tips that some might be interested in.

Leave a note in the comments if you'd like a Davinci Resolve how-to video.

Time stamps for some of the animations below.

0:00 - New Opening Transelectronic Labs Bug w/starfield background
0:04 - Parametric Pressure begins with sci-fi ships and scenes
0:16 - Native Tribal Martian
0:20 - George C look-a-like
0:24 - New Transelectronic Labs logo wall
0:30 - Cybergirl squad leader
0:45 - Lunch time with the goon squad
0:55 - Entertainment in the jungle
1:01 - Alien puppy-cats
1:14 - Haptic interfaces
1:19 - Creature comforts
1:29 - New Like & Subscribe bumper
1:34 - In the clurb on Mars
1:38 - Madonna look-a-like taking selfie at UFO/homeless camp/crash site
1:40 - Second Goon-squad lunch
1:43 - News Reporter Hand Glitch clip - using the latent space glitch for comedic effect
1:45 - Joaquin Phoenix look-a-like
1:52 - Hawkish office lunch-mate
1:56 - Native Martian at Burning Martian (Burning Man on Mars)
2:02 - Call-back to opening scenes, but different
2:05 - Glitched astronaut
2:07 - Realistic Humans Showcase
2:16 - Taylor Swift look-alike
2:25 - The Lovers Embrace
2:33 - Non-terrestrial Biological Entity
2:45 - Classic Compute
2:51 - Classy living quarters
2:55 - Transelectronic Labs Callout
2:57 - Ginger Bethany Belle
3:00 - Cybernetic Enhancements
3:02 - Purple Plushie
3:05 - Long Smoke Lizard
3:08 - Super realistic waves
3:18 - Furry walrus guy
3:20 - Vintage compute w/ALIEN reflected off of console?
3:26 - Stair Dance Glitch Scene
3:34 - Strawberry Psychedelia
3:35 - Keanu look-alike
3:39 - Bieber look-alike
3:44 - Long slow tunnel push-in
3:45 - This is the bloopers and b-roll part of the video, intentionally shoddy for a chuckle
3:59 - The drummer is exceptionally poor, sorry AI, you ain't no drummah
4:03 - End glitches







Stunning realistic looking people and locations, synthetic environments, hot tunes.

Officially released in in 2009 on the Canadian label Archipel (more about them later) this is a slight edit of the tune, shortened to about 4 minutes.

Using Stable Video plus some other stand-out animation platforms over 100 clips were hand-stitched together to bring you this insane journey.