Matt Wolfe shows how to use OpenArt Director to create short films by describing what you want to an AI. The tool generates up to five minutes of video while keeping characters and voices consistent, and its timeline editor lets you edit individual shots while the AI rebuilds the rest.
You've heard of vibe coding, but the big new thing is vibe directing. It's basically the same thing as vibe coding, but for ads, marketing, reels, basically any kind of video content. And here's how you do it. Go to OpenArt so you can use their new director tool. It was specifically made for this new concept of vibe directing. Now, instead of jumping between a bunch of different tools, stitching clips together, and generating scenes one at a time, you just have a conversation with director about the video you want to make. You can explain the story, the characters, the visual style, the pacing, even the voice performance and then continue refining everything through chat. It can generate up to 5 minutes of continuous video and it'll remember your project so your characters, voices, and stories will actually stay consistent. If you have a specific edit, you can jump into the timeline editor and make shot-level changes while Director rebuilds everything around your edits. Here's a clip of what I made.
Every monster has a maker. Oh, who's there?
Render complete. And there you have it, my first Vibe directed movie trailer. If you're creating any kind of video content, Check out OpenArt Director and try vibe directing for yourself.
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