How does a shared studio generate images with Flux Pro and MiniMax?

Short answer: Jordan Metzner says he added an image page with four top image models, which run much faster than video. One shared account lets the team see each other's history instead of buying Runway or Kling seats for everyone.

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From Episode 1: How We Built an AI Video Studio in 3 Days, starting at 16:32.

Jordan Metzner [16:32]: So, we have all these good commercials and I think it's only gonna get better. One is, we get better at generating better content, our team gets more creative, and the models continue to get better. But just before I show you kinda how I built it, Sam, let me show you this new feature that I don't even think you've seen yet. So, I recently just added a generate images page. I've taken, these are the top four image generation models. Obviously, ChatGPT has a model. I haven't integrated it yet, but probably will soon. But here you can see these models. Image generation is obviously significantly faster than video. Obviously, this is just one frame. But we can pick something like flux pro. And I think we had a dog skateboarding in Venice, Italy. I also have an enhanced with AI here, so hopefully that'll improve. There we go. It also picked a golden retriever. I guess those are the most popular skateboarding dogs. And, here you can see that it'll generate this image and like I said, this one's a lot faster. And then, know, we have an image history page and, just like that, there's our dog skateboarding.

Sam Nadler [17:42]: Beautiful.

Jordan Metzner [17:43]: Through the streets of Venice since you can download that. So, yeah, still some bugs and some, little things here and there, but for the most part, and if I was just to, like, copy this prompt and, we can try it in something like Google's, We can see, like, what that result is.

Sam Nadler [18:02]: And this is great because we have you know, our entire team now has access to all these different tools on a pay per use basis instead of, providing subscriptions to eight different tools to, a bunch of different people. It's way more affordable and like you can see what everyone else is you creating and, use that to build inspire you, build over different ideas, tweak it, etcetera.

Jordan Metzner [18:29]: Yeah. I purposely built it in, a collaborative way where everyone's kind of sharing one major account. That way, you can kind of see the history of other people inside the company who've generated content. But, alternatively, if we gave everybody accounts, okay. So this is the MiniMax image zero one. That's a pretty good image of a dog. I mean, it looks pretty photorealistic to me.

Sam Nadler [18:51]: Yeah. It's great.

Jordan Metzner [18:54]: But, yeah, if we had to go give everybody accounts, at, RunwayML and Kling and all these places times how many people use the tool, then we'd be spending hundreds of dollars and maybe not even getting, a lot of generation out of it. So, yeah, that's a little bit about how the Ryz Labs audio video image studio works.

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