Artificial intelligence is increasing applications and developments every day and this is the case of LTX Studio, the new video editing AI: let’s discover all the details together
Artificial intelligence is increasing applications and developments every day and if in recent weeks there has been much talk about Sora, the new Open AI platform capable of generating videos up to one minute in length, now it seems that we have already gone further. And that’s because the Israeli startup Lightricks, which gave birth to Facetune and Photoleap, has just announced the launch of LTX Studio, a video editing application.
LTX Studio: the new video editing AI challenges Sora
If in recent days Sora scared all the professionals in the sector with its video products, which needed to be improved, but still of cinematic quality, LTX Studio aims to create characters, settings, storyboards up to films in their entirety, all starting from textual prompts. LTX Studio is a browser, so it can work on all devices, from PCs to smartphones and this allows it to be used easily with only an internet connection.
What LTX Studio allows, with a very simple and intuitive interface, is to create different products in the world of video and cinematography, i.e. effects, transitions, templates, up to entire films that are created by loading an entire script in the prompt. You can also obtain storyboards, always starting from the scripts and characters, starting from the script prompts. As impressive as all this may be in terms of progress and may also be a threat to audiovisual creatives and artists, LTX Studio can also be a very useful implementation in the work process phase. In the production phase of any audiovisual product, from short films to films, an application of this type can certainly be an integration for all the various professional figures involved.
Here you can see a demo video produced by Lightricks through LTX Studio:
LTX Studio: the new video editing AI challenges Sora | price and availability
LTX Studio will be available from March 27th and it is already possible to sign up for a waiting list for launch service. It will initially be available for free, with plans that include paid models to integrate with the free one. Despite these paid plans, according to the CEO of Lightricks, free use will still be possible which will not limit creativity.
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