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Change camera angles using Runway Aleph

Demo summary

The creator demonstrates the model's ability to generate a completely different camera angle of a subject from a single original video shot.

Step-by-step

  1. Upload the original video shot to Runway Aleph
  2. Prompt the model to change the camera angle of the shot
  3. Optionally add background elements like explosions
  4. Transition the shot to a different perspective, such as an aerial view

Options

  • Add background effects (e.g., explosions) during the angle change
  • Transition to an aerial shot

Watch out for

  • The model does not maintain 100% facial identity; the subject may not look exactly like the original person
  • The model currently struggles with accurate mouth movements and lip-syncing during angle changes

Tips

  • Use this tool to save time and money on complex film transitions or reshoots

Highlights

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