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제작 · Ibrahim Sultan · 영상과 장면의 저작권은 제작자에게 있으며, 원작 주소에서 불러옵니다. 원작 보기

7 days. One laptop. A GTX 1660 Ti with 6GB VRAM and 7.7GB usable RAM.

41,562 frames. 28 minutes, 51 seconds.

Been working nonstop with opus 5.5 max on a clay-style stop motion film about Information Security Management and it's finally finished.

The idea was to create something visually closer to wallace & gromit than a conventional corporate training presentation. Clay-style characters, minimature looking sets, cinematic camera movements, expressive performances, a little humor and an actual story.

The film runs at 24fps but is animated on twos, meaning 12 visual updates per sec, giving it that deliberate handmade stop motion feel. 

The entire production was done on my laptop. No render farm and roughly 33 hours spent rendering on the 1660 Ti alone.

For anyone interested in how it was made, here's the actual workflow:

1) Blender: 3d characters, environments, animation, miniature style lighting and a cinematic camera work.

2) Remotion: scene composition, editing, transitions, subtitles, title cards and motion graphics.

3) FFmpeg: video processing, encoding and final assembly.

4) Sarvam Bulbul: 291 dialogue lines across five character voices.

5) ElevenLabs: 76 additional dialogue lines, including an italian accented character.

6) Earshot: auditioning, evaluating, and ranking voice takes before selecting the performances.

7) Poly Haven & BlenderKit: materials, textures, props and assets for the 3d environments.

8) Pexels: additional visual elements, including rain footage.

9) Custom lettering engine: a 68-glyph hand drawn alphabet built from strokes because regular fonts didn't quite capture the aesthetic i wanted.

Opus 5.5 max was my primary development collaborator throughout the week, haiku 5.5 xhigh helped inspect rendered frames, gpt 6.1 terra max reviewed the film because i wanted it's vision capability lastly deepseek v4.1 flash 1017 and hy4 assisted with subsequent review passes.

A fair amount of time went into debugging renders, refining character movements, adjusting lighting and camera angles, reviewing dialogue and checking how everything came together and was completed the day before fable 5.2 launched lol.

The project actually started as an information security awareness film for my father's company in India, the goal was to help employees understand security concepts through storytelling rather than another conventional training presentations.

As the film developed, i realised it could be useful beyond its original audience, so i decided to share it publicly as well :)

The full film is attached below. I'd appreciate any thoughts literally anything!

and don't skip the ending, there's a post cred scene ;)

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