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Gothic fantasy title card with gargoyle crest, dragon art

By @hadajz ·

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My First AI-Generated Short Film! 🐗🕯️ What started as a few short AI-generated clips turned into a complete retro horror short film! I created the scenes using Seedance 2.5 on BudgetPixel, inspired by classic 1950s horror and low-budget B-movies. From character consistency and creepy creature effects to vintage cinematography, it was a fun experiment in AI filmmaking. Each scene was generated separately, then stitched together, edited, and polished in CapCut to bring the story to life. 💰Total cost: Around 16,000 credits! Was it worth it? I'm still asking myself that question! 😂 But seeing the final result come together was definitely satisfying. AI video generation has come a long way, though there's still plenty of room for improvement. What do you guys think? Was 16K credits worth the result? I'd love to hear your thoughts and feedback!

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  • gothic title card
  • dark fantasy
  • AI cinema
  • Hada Creative
  • gargoyle crest
  • dragon emblem
  • vintage film intro
  • medieval horror
  • fantasy title screen
  • old film grain
  • dark castle
  • gothic illustration
  • cinematic opening
  • fantasy storytelling
  • monochrome art

License: CC BY 4.0 — free to use and adapt with credit to @hadajz via BudgetPixel AI. How to credit it

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This moody monochrome gothic cinematic intro has a vintage scratched old-film aesthetic, with an ornate carved crest flanked by snarling stone gargoyles. The crest center shows bats and a roaring shadow dragon above swirling clouds, with spired dark castle silhouettes fading into foggy background mist. The weathered gray and ivory color palette creates an atmospheric dark fantasy tone for AI generated film projects.

Comments (10)

  • @germancowboy ·

    🏆 This really stood out to me — I enjoyed it a lot! Thanks for sharing!

  • @hadajz ·

    Wow, that’s too much 😭 , Germancowboy, thank you so much for the appreciation! I’m glad you enjoy my work. Thank you! 🙏

  • @beastxyz ·

    16,000 credits is about USD16. I would say that it is totally worth it for an enjoyable short clip. Great work!

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