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I built RxFilm Studio, a video workspace that lets you create and revise videos with AI agent.
The reason I started this project is simple: I’ve noticed that many independent developers and small teams want to create marketing videos for their product, but producing these videos requires a lot of time and effort — from editing and visual effects to voiceovers and subtitles.
So I built Rxfilm Studio to simplify the entire video creation process. Start with an idea, a product website, images, or existing footage, and then generate a complete video with: - Story and structure - Editing and timeline - Visual and sound effects - Voiceovers, background music - Subtitles and translation
Github: https://github.com/rxtech-lab/film-workflow
Here's a demo marketing video created using RxFilm Studio: https://youtu.be/9_M15fRdZQE
Welcome to try it out and I would love to hear your feedback!
nice, i really like how it just knew to use my default codex!
https://i.imgur.com/CevWc2r.png
stuck here for a while though, could use some streaming of what it's doing
Kind of like Pommeli (https://labs.google.com/pomelli) and Google Veo.
Its kinda like a dozen UI projects that are little more than a pretty layer above common tools. Music/voice composition, image generation and first-frame/last-frame video creation... this can all be done in comfy using free/oss tools.
My last product demo video took forever to edit. Hoping your AI agent can actually make that process much less painful.
Congrats on the launch. I like the voice used in the demo marketing video, what name does it have in the app?
Stop hijacking the scroll!
It's been over a decade that we've been complaining about this and yet smart, intelligent people still think it's cool to do it.