Luca Marin

AI Video Editor

Luca writes about turning a source image or storyboard into a sequence of reviewable shots with consistent motion and intent.

Guides from Luca Marin

AI filmmaking from planning to final shot

Plan Infiknit AI film shots from storyboards and references through reviewable frames, clips, trims, and final decisions.Updated August 14, 2026

Continue and extend an AI video scene

Continue Infiknit AI video scene with an approved reference frame, matched motion, and a reviewed transition for its next shot.Updated August 14, 2026

Control first and last frames in AI video

Use first and last frame references in Infiknit to control video movement, continuity, and extension decisions before final export.Updated August 14, 2026

Create AI video from reference images

Create short Infiknit AI video shots from reference images by separating identity, motion, framing, and review for controlled continuity.Updated August 14, 2026

Infiknit vs Runway for AI filmmaking workflows

Compare Infiknit and Runway for AI filmmaking, motion control, reference handling, model access, reviewable branches, reuse, and export.Updated August 14, 2026

Turn a storyboard into consistent AI video scenes

Turn storyboards into reviewable Infiknit AI video scenes while preserving shot order, references, frames, and continuity notes.Updated August 14, 2026