Every scene and character was generated using OpenAI’s text-to-video service, Sora.
However, time and budgetary limitations prevented the pair from executing their vision for Greene’s upcoming release.
Fortunately for Trillo, he was one of a handful of creative professionals granted early access to OpenAI’sSoraservice.
Once generated, Trillo sifted through more than 700 Sora-generated clips to assemble the final product.
OpenAIintroducedSora’s new text-to-video capabilities earlier this year.
Additionally, it can utilize existing video or still images to create longer videos or fill in missing frames.
Sora is still undergoing testing and refinement by OpenAI and the select creatives who have received access.
No official release date is available at this time.
