i stopped prompting. started directing. fed Director by Openart a single idea and built a full cinematic piece through conversation. same characters. same style. every single scene.
this is how you do it:
one. describe your vision. no prompt engineering. just talk to it like you’d talk to a crew.
two. it responds. you react. you shape it scene by scene. that’s vibe directing.
three. five minutes of continuous film. no stitching. no assembly. no seams.
On August 18, 1994, Oasis performed Live Forever on MTV’s Most Wanted at MTV Studios in Camden, just as their career was beginning to take off.
Joined by Paul “Bonehead” Arthurs, Liam and Noel Gallagher delivered a more intimate version of the song that contrasted with the loud, electric performances they would soon become famous for. At the time, Definitely Maybe was introducing Oasis to a wider audience, and Live Forever was quickly becoming one of the defining songs of the Britpop movement.
A quick onion slicing trick for faster, more even cuts. Simply poke a fork into the root end to create a secure handle, then use a vegetable peeler to shave the onion into thin, uniform slices in seconds. It keeps your fingers safely away from the blade while giving consistent slices every time.
This hack is perfect for salads, sandwiches, burgers, or caramelizing onions. The fork provides a better grip as the onion gets smaller, reducing waste and making prep quicker and safer.
When Avicii premiered Wake Me Up at Ultra Music Festival in 2013, the reaction was nothing like he expected.
Fans had come expecting progressive house, but instead they heard acoustic guitars, live musicians, and country-inspired vocals woven into electronic music. The crowd responded with confusion, and parts of the performance were even met with boos. Rather than abandon the idea, Avicii believed in the song and released it just a few months later.
Super excited to finally share this film made using @openart_ai Director.
I got early access from the OpenArt team and honestly had so much fun directing and building this little piece of epic madness.
It started with a simple visual thought, a woman searching for a mysterious man on a horse, and slowly the whole world began to connect. The images, the mood, the edit, the feeling, everything started finding its own rhythm.
I was just exploring the feature, but I ended up being genuinely impressed by what AI is capable of right now.
If you have a vision, you can actually start bringing it to life.
That’s what this film is about for me. Just imagination turning into something visible.
Would love to know what you feel after watching it.
When Donald Trump attended a performance of American Idiot on Broadway, it quickly became one of the most talked-about moments surrounding the musical.
Based on Green Day’s landmark 2004 album, American Idiot explores themes of disillusionment, media influence, and political frustration. Because of those themes, Trump’s appearance in the audience surprised many fans and immediately sparked debate online, with people drawing very different conclusions about the moment.
Amy Winehouse’s performance at Oxegen Festival in 2008 perfectly captured what made her such a remarkable live artist.
Even on one of the biggest festival stages, she performed with an intimacy that made every song feel personal. Rather than recreating the studio recordings, Amy constantly reshaped her vocals with jazz-inspired phrasing and subtle improvisation, while the band followed her every move with a looser, soulful groove.
The biggest AI shift this year isn’t better images. It’s directing a full video just by chatting with it.
That’s vibe directing, and @openart_ai Director is the first tool that actually does it. One person can now have one idea and create a finished cinematic video. ⚡️
During Season 1 of Asia’s Got Talent in 2015, Rodfil Obeso and Fe Garcia delivered one of the show’s most memorable auditions with their performance of Total Eclipse of the Heart.
The act began with Rodfil, best known as one half of the comedy duo Moymoy Palaboy, bringing his trademark humor to the stage. But the moment Fe Garcia, a vegetable vendor with an incredible voice, began singing, the atmosphere completely changed. The contrast between Rodfil’s comedy and Fe’s heartfelt vocals caught both the audience and judges by surprise.
At the 2014 Grammy Awards, Daft Punk delivered a performance that became one of the defining moments in modern music.
Joined by Pharrell Williams, Nile Rodgers, and Stevie Wonder, they transformed Get Lucky and Around the World into a live celebration that blended disco, funk, and electronic music in front of millions of viewers. It wasn’t just another awards show performance—it was proof that electronic artists could command the biggest stage in pop music.
“If you can’t replace yourself… you’re not ready to rise.” 🧠📈
Most people chase promotions, but real leaders think differently. They don’t just focus on doing the job better—they focus on making sure someone else can do it just as well. Because if everything falls apart the moment you leave, that’s not leadership… that’s dependence.
The real test of growth is simple: can you teach, delegate, and multiply your impact? Leaders build systems and people, not just results. If you can create someone who can replace you, you’ve already proven you’re ready for the next level. 🚀
A school hallway suddenly turns into a full-on dance battle, with students crowding around, phones out, capturing every second of the chaos. In the center, two students face off in an unexpected showdown—turning an ordinary corridor into a stage.
What makes moments like this so viral isn’t just the dancing, but the energy of the crowd watching it unfold in real time. The reactions, the hype, the spontaneous competitiveness—it all adds to the feeling that anything can happen in a school hallway at any moment.
It’s a reminder that some of the most memorable moments aren’t planned. They happen in between classes, in ordinary places, when someone finally decides to step into the spotlight. 🔥🎥
When Michael Jackson performed at Wembley Stadium in 1988, Princess Diana and Prince Charles were among the thousands in attendance.
Out of respect, Jackson reportedly removed Dirty Diana from the setlist because he worried the title might be seen as inappropriate in front of the Princess. But after the show, he learned something unexpected. Princess Diana told him it was actually one of her favorite songs and was disappointed that he hadn’t performed it.
For a long time, AI video has been about generating individual clips.
Prompt. Generate. Repeat.
But that’s not how most creative projects actually come together.
This campaign started with a collection of images I’d already created for a hiking brand. Instead of rebuilding everything shot by shot, I uploaded the assets into OpenArt Director and shaped the final piece through conversation.
Adjusting the pacing. Refining the narrative. Changing the direction. Keeping everything visually consistent.
OpenArt is calling this approach “vibe directing”, and after using it, I think that describes the workflow better than prompting ever did.
If you want to try Director for yourself, comment “Director” and I’ll send you the link.
When Chicago won Best Picture at the Academy Awards, it ended a 34-year drought for movie musicals.
Released in 2002, the film earned 13 Oscar nominations and won six, including Hollywood’s biggest prize. Its victory marked the first time a musical had taken home Best Picture since Oliver! in 1968, leading many to believe the genre was making a major comeback.
Some moments don’t need explanation—they just need to be felt. 💛 In a touching episode of Special Books by Special Kids, two brothers share a bond that speaks louder than words.
When asked what he loves most about his younger brother Turner, who has Down syndrome, Griffin simply replies: “That he’s my brother.” No long speech, no overthinking—just a quiet, certain kind of love.
He goes on to describe how Turner makes him laugh harder than anyone else, how he has the best laugh in the world, and how they’re not just brothers—but best friends who will always share life’s moments together. Watching them interact makes it clear that their connection is built on joy, understanding, and deep affection.
Siblings may argue and grow in different ways, but at the core of their relationship is something steady and pure. This story is a reminder that real love doesn’t need perfection—it just needs heart. 💛✨
