Haha, I'd been watching some Draconia Malfoy/Potter AI video's on youtube and wanted to try the moving picture thing I saw in a couple of videos. I prompted the girl in the poster to simply turn her head and look at the female running. New I was probably biting off more than I should for a first video. Told myself I'd post it regardless, unless it was utter garbage. Honestly came out way better than I thought it would!

Oh, do they all come out in slow motion? Thinking I might actually invest in some video editing software for clipping and possibly speeding up the video's.

Ha ha, looks like the girl in the poster decided watching someone exercise wasn't enough, she wanted to join!

And no, they don't all come out in slow motion. But WAN 2.2 does seem to have a bit of a love affair with that cinematic slow-motion look, even when you haven't asked for it!

One little trick is to add something like "natural real-time movement, normal speed, brisk walk or fast walk" to your motion directions. It doesn't always listen perfectly, but it can help! Also, you can try "slow motion" to the negative motion direction.

And yes, a video editor can definitely come in handy for trimming and speeding up clips afterward.

Mirrors and reflections are still tricky for AI video, especially when there's a lot happening in the scene.

But for a first attempt, I think you got a pretty fun result!

Thank you!