Everything here was animated with Nima. There is a full episode of an animated Pride and Prejudice, a few short films straight out of the app, and recordings of the editor so you can see how they were put together rather than only the result. Switch to gallery view to see them all at once.
An animated adaptation of Austen's novel, made in Nima. The narration is the novel's own text, the cast is built once and reused across every scene, and the episode is assembled from scenes in the app rather than from clips joined in an editor afterwards.
It is the honest test of character consistency: Elizabeth has to be the same person at the end of an episode that she was at the start.
Finished renders. No editor, no cursor, nothing added afterwards.
Three shots joined by two hard cuts, built from nine authored stills and rendered as 474 frames. Every shot came back usable on its first render.
How it was made: How to add keyframes and cuts to an AI video
A multi scene film, cut down. Scenes are assembled in the app rather than stitched together by hand afterwards.
How it was made: How to make long AI videos
Screen recordings of the editor, so you see the interface as well as the film. Each one is a single unedited take.
Every film here was made in Nima, and the free plan opens the same projects so you can take them apart. Try it free.
