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Then comes the Aftertake (sharpened)
The sharpened 93-second Aftertake film, cut to its own open-weight ACE-Step 1.5 song. Twenty-three generated plates were upscaled with SeedVR2 on Comfy Cloud through Aftertake, then the original Film projects were re-rendered with their timing unchanged.
Editable projects and build scripts.
1920 × 1080 · 24 fps · H.264 video with AAC audio.
Film SHA-256: f80e3b10c57755e3f7833e66adc96a3011fb97b60c13dc4d460e2f7f789f617d.
This media release is tagged from aftertake-studio; the linked source snapshot includes the film projects.
Then comes the Aftertake: 93-second film
A 93-second film made entirely in Aftertake, cut to its own open-weight ACE-Step 1.5 song.
Editable projects and build scripts.
1920 × 1080 · 24 fps · H.264 video with AAC audio.
Film SHA-256: 824531b63c81b750a2ed3a7ce8e6cdf38beacab3b5917880201da317acfa286d.
This media release is tagged from aftertake-studio; the linked source snapshot includes the film projects.
TAKE THE LEAD — narrated product film
TAKE THE LEAD
One shot becomes a campaign: a real H3 character replacement, tracked subject design, kinetic typography, sound and portrait layouts. The 94-second film closes inside the Aftertake project that made it.
aftertake-take-the-lead.mp4
Download aftertake-take-the-lead.mp4 for the full 1080p, 24 fps film. aftertake-take-the-lead-inputs.zip contains the editable master and scene projects, exact media, checksums, credits and a Node.js 24+ restore helper. Timed narration subtitles are available as aftertake-take-the-lead.srt.
The completed project can be restored with the CPU Film runtime; restoration starts no generation. The separate H3 character recipe needs the supported GPU/model installation. See the input pack's README for commands and recorded hardware requirements.
The film combines designed native UI animation with actual recordings of character review, title editing and the master project. Generation waits are explicitly omitted. Narration uses the generic Michael preset in local Kokoro.
Credits
- Footage: Theo Decker / Pexels, modified for a fictional campaign.
- Music: Holy Moly — Shane Ivers / Silverman Sound, CC BY 4.0; excerpted, faded and ducked for narration.
- UI click: Kenney Interface Sounds, CC0 1.0; level adjusted, converted to PCM and padded with silence.
- Character reference: the project's existing generated fictional portrait.
This is a product-film review release.
Make the next take — 96-second product film preview
Three related dance takes become MOVE YOUR WAY, a fictional short-form campaign. The 96-second product film follows native SAM3 tracking, graphic echoes, color finishing, editable typography and motion graphics, local narration and deliberate format variants. Its closing reveal shows the actual Aftertake Film project used to make the product film itself.
MP4: 1920 × 1080, 24 fps, narrated soundtrack. Editable companions: the complete product-film project and the original eight-second landscape, portrait and square campaign projects.
The interface sequences use genuine captured app states with fixed framing. Processing waits are omitted. They are authored sequences, rather than a continuous recording or a generation-speed benchmark. Reassembling the completed media uses the CPU Film runtime; fresh tracking has separate model and hardware requirements.
Dance footage: RDNE Stock project / Pexels, under the Pexels License: courtyard, portrait and duo. Excerpted, tracked, duplicated, graded and edited for this fictional concept; no endorsement implied.
“Galactic Rap” — Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com), CC BY 4.0. Source 0:00–1:36 is excerpted, faded and mixed beneath narration with phase-aligned native level layers. It is not looped or stretched. Generic local Kokoro af_sarah narration; scripts, publisher terms and receipts are included in the companion package.
Fresh-workspace verification: all 2,304 decoded frames, frame timestamps and every decoded soundtrack sample exactly matched the reference export after importing the companions into an empty workspace. Encoded files differ in workspace metadata. Four editable projects and 66 source bindings were verified.
The companion ZIP is 133,213,133 bytes. SHA-256: e1810619ffb41cf766491d72d28547c8579c638aafcb50495c5b95eaf639a962. See replay-proof.json and the checked unpacking guide in the package.
This is a review preview, not a competition submission. Final creative approval remains with the project owner.
Make it yours — demo and editable inputs
A 40.5-second narrated film edited and exported in Aftertake. The input ZIP supplies additional media for the main project and its separately editable coffee ad. Source checksums and media terms are retained in examples/product-film.