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What about giving her Sith yellow eyes when she flares at herself?
What about giving her Sith yellow eyes when she flares at herself?
How is the progress on Rey’s eyes going?
Is the VFX shot of Darth Nihilus as a background statue behind Kylo Ren being used in this edit?
If someone can send it to me it will be.
Chase Adams did it.
Is the VFX shot of Darth Nihilus as a background statue behind Kylo Ren being used in this edit?
In poppasketti’s edit, he made the silloute in Rey’s reflection look like Palpatine. Do you think it could also work as Rey’s Dark Side version we see in The Rise of Skywalker based on the hooded silloute?
Also, I wanted to mention this since I found this an issue with V1, but I felt the music that plays at the end where Rey sees the ghosts was too quiet as it started up.
Whatever Hal and the rest of you like, let me know so I can send a message from Hal to Speaking of AI, along with the lines.
Honestly, I don’t even know how, “No one’s ever really gone” would fit into the movie. Besides, I kinda think it would be gimmicky for Ben to say that to Rey after Luke says it to Leia in The Last Jedi. It worked with Leia saying “Never be afraid of who you are,” only for Rey’s Dark Side self to say that herself because the line was being repeated to the same character.
I think having Ben say things like, “Rey,” “I’m sorry,” “Please forgive me” under his breath when holding her could work.
Just got another response from Speaking of AI on additional lines for Ben Solo.
“Yep, time permitting, I should be able to help out with some Kylo Ren lines if needed.”
All we just need to do is replace “death” to “birth,” and maybe give Ben some new lines. I think it would be best to have an impersonator to give Ben lines out of breath when holding Rey, as the AI could be too robotic.
Also, just curious, how is the progress on giving Anakin’s saber a crackly blade?
He played a character in Kingdom Hearts that’s of a similar voice to his old Luke voice.
Just got a response back from Speaking of AI. I did also respond about new Ben Solo lines, so I’ll have to hear back from him again.
He said the following:
“Hey, thanks for your email.”
“Unfortunately, I don’t have a Luke Skywalker (or Mark Hamill) voice trained. It takes several hours of source data to get a good quality voice, which I don’t think is readily available, so I won’t be able to help you out.”
“I wish you all the best with your project, though.”
“Kind regards.”
Hey, Hal. I don’t know if you’d be interested in doing this, but in a couple moments in your edit of The Last Jedi, you restored the original sound effect of the ignition of Anakin’s lightsaber.
Have you ever considered doing the same for the Falcon’s gun turret in the Sequel Trilogy?
Now that I think about it, this thread may be the longest one yet of your threads, Hal.
Yeah, I’ve tried to get my hands on both deepfake and voice cloning software, and I’ve gotten nowhere. I don’t think my computer is built for that kind of software and built more for gaming.
I feel like a lot is riding on my shoulders now. It’s okay.
From what I remember, it’s they’re own software development that isn’t available. I’ve tried other software’s but they’re not very good.
Do you contact their email or social media? I tried email but nothing.
Unreal engine 5 looks promising. Maybe it could be hacked somehow? https://youtu.be/oQx4SyM_iH4
I shot them an email as well.
Still haven’t gotten a response yet, so I don’t know if we may get something, or someone could try this AI out themselves. I’m not capable of using software like this. Didn’t you say Burbin did the DeepFakes of Tarkin and Leia for your edit of Rogue One, Hal?
I don’t have Final Cut Pro, and I don’t have the Film Grain effect. Could applying a super light filter of video noise be a good secondary option to fix the look of the 2011 Blu-ray?
What editor do you have?
The two options are apply noise but heavily adjust the settings to make it mimic film grain ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k7P_sSUH9fE ) or you simply download a 35mm film grain “template” and drag it on top of your movie then set it to “overlay” mode (or do the mode Hal did) and adjust the opacity as necessary. So the second method can be done on really any editor as long as you can find some grain templates (here are ones I tried https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1oe-i47Yvb-Q3x0gX4kpPMySkCQmgGCHP?usp=sharing )
This might be real embarrassing, but I use Movavi Video Suite.
I think I found someone who can help us out with Luke’s new line, “Leia told me that she had sensed the birth of her son at the end of her Jedi path.”
Have you reached out? I messaged them a few months back but didn’t get a reply.
I did reach out to him, haven’t gotten a follow up yet. I thought about him for Luke’s line, I did not think of the possibility of giving Ben new lines.
I think I found someone who can help us out with Luke’s new line, “Leia told me that she had sensed the birth of her son at the end of her Jedi path.”
I am so excited for V2 of the Rey Nobody version.
I still like the two-shot option that Hal posted with the TIE fighters circling around the castle and across the forest. The Biome shot is set for Rogue One, even if it is color corrected to match the look of The Rise of Skywalker. I’d say stick with the two shot option over the Biome shot.
Which two shots do you mean?
At this point the idea is to use the modified Biomes shot and the TIEs sweeping over the trees. The biomes shot will as long as the volcano and older castle shot combined.
I’m talking about this one.
Is there any way that deleted shots and scenes that were present in trailers and unused music can be a part of these?
I still like the two-shot option that Hal posted with the TIE fighters circling around the castle and across the forest. The Biome shot is set for Rogue One, even if it is color corrected to match the look of The Rise of Skywalker. I’d say stick with the two shot option over the Biome shot.