Storyteller AI

Storyteller.ai is a 3D creation engine powered by AI, serving as a complete digital AI Film Studio that enables users to easily build and animate their own 3D scenes. With features like facial and body motion capture, voice conversion, and various artistic style transformations, this tool allows creators to produce dynamic videos and films. Storyteller.ai appeals to those wishing to simplify the filmmaking process with its extensive feature set, helping to bring narratives to life without requiring significant physical resources or technical skills. It is especially attractive to independent filmmakers, content creators, and digital artists keen on exploring the frontiers of storytelling through cutting-edge technology.

Omniverse Audio2Face is a reference application that facilitates the animation of a 3D character to align with any voice-over track. It comes equipped with a 3D character model that can be animated using a voice-over track, where the audio input is processed by a pre-trained Deep Neural Network. The output then manipulates the 3D vertices of the character mesh to generate real-time facial animation. Additionally, it includes a character transfer feature, enabling users to retarget any 3D human or human-like face and scale the output with multiple characters in the scene, while controlling the character's emotion through an AI network. It also offers data conversion features for blendshape conversion and blendweight export options, and it supports export-import with Blendshapes for Blender and Epic Games Unreal Engine to produce character motion.

Motion Control AI is an online tool that creates character videos. It takes movement from a reference video clip and applies it to a single character image that users upload. Using Kling 3.0 Motion Control technology, it transfers body movements, gestures, facial expressions, and camera dynamics. This is done without the need for a studio shoot or motion capture equipment. Users can either upload their own motion clips or select from a library that includes 36 reference motions. The output can be in 720p or 1080p resolution, available in 9:16, 16:9, and 1:1 aspect ratios. The cost is calculated per second of the rendered video.