AI Turns Old Photo Into a Movie Trailer! 🎬 | This Is Unreal! #shorts

available also. And so pretty quickly I was able to get a lot of information and a lot of imagery together, uh, that was specific to that time and place. And fortunately I had a couple pictures of him, and so I was able to ingest those into some of the image generation tools and just try to make them look more cinematic at first. You know, I had this little sort of like wallet-sized fuzzy picture of him, and I was able with AI to make a 16:9 beautiful, like, film glossy image of the same guy, basically. And that alone is pretty powerful, just that I can like—

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Now make this beautifully cinematic image as if a cinematographer took it out, took a film camera out, you know. And now I can go into ElevenLabs and I can type out his words and have it pick a voice that sounds like he might have sounded and have him speak to me in words that he might have said. And I can make a GPT all about him and actually sort of fake communicate with him. I interviewed him as if he was real. And all the sound design, you know, horse hooves on cobblestones and different things, you know, the seaport sounds and different stuff like that. You can make all those effects in 11 Labs and other tools now. And so I'd make all those pictures and then I'd use other tools to turn the pictures into video clips and then edit all those video clips together into the final piece. So it's kind of like being like a music DJ where you're like taking little samples and bits and pieces and now kind of mashing them all up into video. You know?