In 1998, Alan Braxe, Thomas Bangalter, and Benjamin Diamond created Music Sounds Better with You under the name Stardust.
Built around a sample of Chaka Khan’s Fate, the track was largely born during a live performance in Paris before being finished the next day at Bangalter’s Daft House studio. The result became one of the defining dance records of the decade, selling millions of copies and soundtracking the summer of 1998.
What makes the story even more remarkable is that Stardust never released another song. Despite recording additional demos and reportedly receiving a multi-million-dollar offer for a full album, the trio chose to walk away, leaving behind one of the most beloved and mysterious one-song projects in music history.
Just finished a mini K-drama using OpenArt Director, and honestly — this isn’t your usual “AI video tool.”
You don’t prompt it. You talk to it. Tell it what you want, it delivers, you react, you refine — scene by scene, through chat. I keep calling this vibe directing, because that’s exactly what it feels like: you’re directing through conversation, not stitching clips together. The video equivalent of vibe coding, basically.
Three things I couldn’t believe:
🎬 You can swap a character MID-prompt — just say it, it confirms, and it carries straight into the storyline
🎬 The output is properly cinematic, not just “decent for AI”
🎬 The audio + emotional delivery in Bahasa Indonesia… this is the part that got me — it actually lands. Didn’t expect it to feel that natural.
The chat is where it really separates itself. That’s the heart of it. You genuinely feel like you’re directing, not waiting on random output.
🔓 The OpenArt team gave me early access + a few invite codes so you can try Director yourself (comment access)
Openart baru saja meluncurkan fitur terbaru mereka yaitu The Director, dengan satu baris prompt kalian bisa membuat short film atau trailer.
----- @openart_ai just launched The Director and it honestly feels like vibe directing to me, with one single prompt you can make short movie or trailer
When Chuck Adams stepped onto the America’s Got Talent stage in 2025, he wasn’t trying to reinvent Iris by the Goo Goo Dolls.
Instead, he stripped the song back to its emotional core, delivering an acoustic performance that highlighted the vulnerability and sincerity that made the original such a timeless hit. Backed only by his guitar, Adams connected with both the judges and audience, earning a standing ovation for his heartfelt interpretation.
Just tried the new Director studio tool in @openart_ai or the first time 👀
Honestly, I expected a learning curve, but it was surprisingly easy. I only provided a simple prompt and a basic creative direction, and it followed the vision remarkably well.
This luxury eyewear commercial was created as a portfolio piece, and I'm genuinely impressed by the cinematic quality and storytelling it produced.
If you'd like to get early access and try it yourself, comment "EARLY ACCESS" and I'll send you the code via DM. 🚀 "Limited slot" 🚀
Hippos may look like natural swimmers, but they don’t actually swim in the traditional sense. 🦛🌊 Because of their dense bones and massive body weight, they are too heavy to float easily. Instead, they move through water by pushing off the riverbed, almost as if they are walking or bounding underwater.
Their bodies are perfectly adapted for this lifestyle. Hippos can hold their breath for up to five minutes and instinctively rise to the surface to breathe—even while sleeping—before sinking back down again. This allows them to stay submerged for long periods while still accessing air when needed.
Spending most of the day in water also helps protect their sensitive skin from the harsh African sun, making rivers and lakes essential to their survival. Nature’s design is far more specialized than it first appears. 🌿
Released in 2019 as part of Seven Inches of Satanic Panic, Mary On A Cross was originally a deep cut built around a fictional backstory that claimed it came from a Ghost lineup in 1969.
Everything changed in 2022 when the song exploded on TikTok, introducing millions of new listeners to Ghost’s blend of theatrical rock, heavy riffs, and unforgettable melodies. While the studio version became a massive hit, many fans argue the song truly comes alive on stage, where Tobias Forge and the Nameless Ghouls transform it into a stadium-sized singalong.
With great pleasure, I would like to share a fragment from a scene of our newest microdrama production, The Touch of Love.
The series will premiere soon on one of the platforms — where exactly remains a secret for now.
But today I want to share another great piece of news. As a Creative Partner of OpenArt @openart_ai I was invited — as one of a selected group of AI artists and creators from around the world — to test OpenArt Director, their newest creation.
And honestly, calling it just a “tool” feels too small.
It is a creative environment built for people who want to tell stories through AI images and videos. When I opened it for the first time, it genuinely took my breath away. OpenArt Director can create entire scenes from a script, a treatment, or even just the outline of an idea.
At TOO POETIC FILMS, we have already integrated OpenArt Director into our production pipeline — and here you can see one of the first results.
After several hours of experimenting with it, I can say one thing clearly: the revolution has already happened. Those who haven’t noticed it yet will very soon.
This is a new kind of creation. It feels close to vibe coding — but for cinema. I would call it vibe directing. Fluid, intuitive, almost like talking to a film crew, collaborators and visual artists — except the whole studio is suddenly in your own room.
Fragment from the series The Touch of Love Production: TOO POETIC FILMS / Kordian Piwowarski Written and directed by Kordian Piwowarski Based on an idea by Kordian Piwowarski and Patrycja Dubois Premiere: Summer 2026 Music: Motion Array @openart_ai@motionarray
#OpenArtAI #OpenArtDirector #TheTouchOfLove #TOOPOETICFILMS #AICinema AIFilm Microdrama VibeDirecting AIStorytelling KordianPiwowarski
Guys! I did a thing! 🙌 My first short film.
I never imagined the possibilities when I first started creating in 2023 but here we are. @openart_ai has let me open my world up for you all to see. I call this vibe directing, all with chat!
Watching this story evolve has been wild, every tiny change added another layer of memory, grief, and meaning. It’s the small moments that tell the truth. Once I started chatting with it, I realize I'm just vibe directing my way through the whole thing.
I kept refining the scenes and suddenly the whole story felt real.. the cup, the chocolate, the rainbow, the childs laugh. All the tiny moments that make a life.
Every adjustment sharpened the emotion. The story finally feels right to share with you all.
Director let's you free flow and actually thinks the whole chat into cinamatic existence.
You and Director just… talk.
You react, it reacts, and suddenly you’re shaping characters, scenes, pacing, environments, vibes, all through conversation.
And the crazy part?
It can generate up to five minutes of continuous cinematic video.
No stitching clips. No editing chaos. Just one coherent piece with voice, music, sound, and visuals all synced. My tiny mind is blown 🤯
It even speaks eight languages and lip-syncs like it’s auditioning for a K‑drama. 🤪
I hope you like what I've created.
#openart
After spending months indoors during the Dutch winter, these cows finally return to open pasture—and their reaction says it all. 🐄🌱 In the Netherlands, many dairy farms mark the first spring release with what’s often called “cow turnout day,” when animals are let out of barns after long winter housing.
After months indoors, cows often run, jump, and kick with excitement as they reach fresh grass again. This behavior is widely interpreted as a release of energy and a response to environmental change, as they transition from confined housing to open grazing fields.
Around 65% of Dutch cows graze outdoors during the summer, making this seasonal moment a familiar and widely shared tradition across farming communities. Sometimes, simple changes in environment can trigger some of the most expressive natural behaviors. 🌿
In a Florida courtroom, Judge Mindy S. Glazer paused mid-sentencing when she realized the man standing before her was someone she once knew. ⚖️ It was Arthur Booth, a former high school classmate—someone she had shared classrooms and childhood years with long before their lives took drastically different paths.
She went on to become a judge, while he ended up before her in handcuffs. The moment carried a heavy emotional weight, not of spectacle, but of reflection. It highlighted how two people can start from the same place, yet end up in completely different circumstances shaped by decisions, environment, and time.
It serves as a quiet reminder that life trajectories are fragile, and small choices can lead to vastly different outcomes over decades. 🕊️
Most women don’t want money to impress people. They want it so they can leave.
Leave the job that drains them. Leave the situation they’re scared to walk away from because the bills won’t pay themselves. Leave the version of their life that keeps them small.
For a long time I thought money was about stuff. The nicer car, the bigger house, the things you post about. Then I actually built some and figured out what it really buys: options.
The option to say no. The option to rest. The option to walk out of a room that doesn’t respect you and never look back.
That’s not greed. That’s protection.
I spent years on a bus with $60 in my pocket and zero options. So when people ask why I work this hard now, that’s the answer. Not the flex. The freedom.
Financial peace isn’t about being rich. It’s about never being trapped again. 🩷
Released in 1973 for the film Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid, Knockin’ on Heaven’s Door became one of Bob Dylan’s most enduring songs.
Written for a scene involving the death of a lawman, Dylan stripped the lyrics down to their absolute essentials. The result was a song that felt less like a story and more like a final prayer, capturing loss, acceptance, and mortality with remarkable simplicity.
Director — это продвинутый инструмент внутри OpenArt, который позволяет пользователям выступать в роли режиссёра: более точно управлять композицией, расположением элементов, текстом и стилем генерации, чем в обычном режиме Image или Video.
During the filming of the Great Hall scenes in Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone, the enormous feast looked magical—but much of it wasn’t meant to be eaten. 🍗✨ Under the hot studio lights, real food spoiled quickly, while some items were treated to keep them looking fresh throughout long filming days. As a result, director Chris Columbus reportedly warned the young cast not to eat the food displayed on the tables.
To keep the iconic feast looking consistent across multiple takes, the production gradually replaced many real dishes with artificial props. This prevented spoilage, reduced waste, and ensured the set looked identical throughout filming. It’s a great example of how movie magic often relies on clever behind-the-scenes techniques that audiences never notice. 🎬🍽️
the most asked question about me is my business, so here’s the story of crochet flora 🌸 everyone who knows me should know about it, and most importantly our amazing customers who’ve been supporting us since 2023 💛 if you liked this, ask more questions, i’d love to answer! more content coming soon ✨
The bluntnose sixgill shark is one of the ocean’s most ancient-looking predators, appearing almost unchanged from prehistoric times. 🦈 Living hundreds or even thousands of meters below the surface, it spends most of its life in the dark depths where sunlight never reaches. Unlike most modern sharks, it has six gill slits instead of five—a rare trait associated with some of the earliest shark lineages.
Growing to more than 16 feet (5 meters) in length, sixgill sharks hunt fish, squid, rays, and even other sharks in deep, cold waters around the world. Because they rarely venture near the surface, scientists have only recently begun studying them in their natural habitat using deep-sea submersibles and remotely operated cameras. Every new encounter offers a fascinating glimpse into one of the ocean’s oldest surviving predators. 🌊
