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Shah's dream clip follows a friend from a laundromat into the clouds

A friend in a yellow raincoat leads the camera from a laundromat to a desert pool that drops into the sky, in one moving shot. The picture convinces, but the synthetic swooshes in the sound still give it away.

This 20 second clip from Shah (@techh_fusion) is a truly trippy watch, and what stopped me is that the whole journey plays out in one moving shot.

A woman in a yellow raincoat turns to the camera in a dim laundromat and says, "Come on. I wanna show you something." She leads the way through a door into a pink desert under a sunset sky, walks to the edge of a pool and drops in, and the water turns out to be open sky. The camera follows her over the edge, hands reaching out, falling through the clouds.

The moves here are really impressive: a consistent character crossing between different worlds, defying physics, with the camera rotating through it all in one consistent shot. Seeing it all through my own eyes is a nice touch too, because it makes me feel like I am the one living it. As much as I enjoyed it, I'm not sure I understand the warning in the title.

My one gripe is the one I have with nearly every piece like this, the telltale AI audio with its synthetic swoosh sounds. The picture is almost indistinguishable now, and it's the sound that gives it away. Shah made it with Seedance 2.5 inside ImagineArt, according to the post.

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Source: Shah (@ai_with_shah on X), 5 Nov 2026.

Dead Sun's locally made 1980s fantasy fades from black and white into candy color

A 12 second one shot clip by Dead Sun turns two storybook characters toward a pink candy castle as the frame fades into color. The maker says it was generated entirely locally, with Krea 2, LTX and YuE2.

For a 12 second clip, the most impressive credit on Dead Sun's little 1980s fantasy is where it was made: entirely locally, on the maker's own machine rather than on a company's servers.

The whole thing is one shot. Two storybook characters stand in a candy kingdom of giant lollipops and gingerbread houses, then slowly turn toward a pink castle as the frame fades from black and white into full candy color. That fade is what gives a short one shot with a single slow turn its interest, and the overall look is captivating.

The detail does the rest. The costumes, the candy set dressing and the castle waiting at the end of a winding path give the staging real weight, and it reads instantly as 1980s fantasy. If this is the direction local tools are heading, the big models are in trouble.

Dead Sun made the image with Krea 2 and an 80s fantasy style add-on, the video with LTX and the music with YuE2, according to the post. Made something on your own machine? Tag us so we can take a look.

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Source: Dead Sun (@deadsun_0 on X), 10 Nov 2026.