Midjourney Minute: My Favorite Video Tip

Published about 19 hours ago • 1 min read

You Gotta Try This

Midjourney's new Video Generator has been out for a couple of weeks now, and I wanted to showcase my favorite way of using it: Animating 2D Text!

Aren't those so cool? The Bot knows exactly what to do in order to make the text pop in an attractive way and I can't recommend this enough.

I made a video going over 10 other things you should probably know about the video model - if you're interested you can check it out below:

P.S. Yesterday, I shared this Mood Board Code - Album Splash: --p 77yzy9t - with my community and one of our newest members was able to create this amazing art with it:

If you want first access to the latest art styles, the Future Tech Academy is the place to be ➡ https://www.skool.com/fta

Thanks for being cool,

- Nolan

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