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Pletor A fashion campaign can spend forty percent of its budget recreating a city atmosphere it could have generated before breakfast. There is a specific failure mode in creative production that nobody names directly: the gap between a city as it exists in memory and emotion, and the city as it appears in most visual content. Landmarks. Clean light. A skyline that could belong to any major metropolis with the right crop. The atmospheric truth of a place, the hour-specific grit of a particular district, the way certain neighborhoods carry a frequency you feel before you see, that is where most tools stop short. They render cities as geography rather than as lived experience. Pletor AI is working on a different premise. The aim is cinematic urban pulse: the visual and emotional texture of a place, not its postcard summary. For travel content, that distinction changes what a viewer believes about a destination. For fashion, it changes where the garment appears to belong. This matters more than it might initially seem, because the psychological mechanism driving scroll-stopping visual content is recognizability and emotional accuracy. Viewers do not stop for sharp pixels. They stop for the feeling that someone was actually there. AI-assisted cinematography tools are only beginning to address emotional fidelity rather than image fidelity. The creative directors who understand that distinction early will produce campaigns that hold a quality of specificity that stock libraries cannot replicate and that full production crews are too slow and expensive to consistently deliver. The city is not a backdrop. The city functions as a collaborator. If you are producing travel or fashion content and the location feels generic, the question worth sitting with is whether your tool understands what a city actually feels like. #CinematicAI #FashionContent #TravelVisuals #pletor

It all starts with one move. Created with Pletor - where ideas turn into visuals. Models used: Seedance 2.5 + Minimax H3 Max, combined in the same workflow. #AIFilmmaking #Pletor #Cinematography #PerfumeFilm #DÉCLIC #PletorAI

🤖 Bon, je crois que Pletor vient encore de bousculer mon workflow. En tant que Creative Partner Pletor, j’ai eu la chance de tester la semaine dernière la V2 de leur plateforme… et surtout leur nouvelle fonctionnalité : Brain. 🧠 Je commence pourtant à avoir l’habitude. Depuis quelque temps, mes méthodes de travail évoluent quasiment au même rythme que les nouveaux outils IA. On teste, on adapte, on change deux-trois trucs, on recommence… 🌊 Mais là, j’avoue : ça m’a quand même un peu secoué mes habitudes de travail qui commençaient ENFIN à se stabiliser. ^^ Et quelque part, c’est plutôt bon signe. 🔥 Je vous ai donc préparé une petite vidéo démo pour vous montrer tout ça. Enfin… « petite ». Désolé, elle est un peu longue 😅 et j’ai déjà pas mal cuté. Sans ça, elle aurait probablement fait le double. Et désolé aussi pour les « heuuuuuuu… » systématiques en fin de phrase. 😅 Visiblement, mon cerveau avait lui aussi besoin d’une V2. ^^ Mais ça devrait vous donner une bonne idée de ce que permet Brain et surtout de la manière dont ça peut venir s’intégrer dans un workflow créatif. Un grand merci à Ferdinand Terme et Maxime Fonsale pour le travail de ouf derrière cette V2. 🤘 Et si vous êtes curieux, allez jeter un œil ici : https://l1nq.com/4fp4mnn En plus, c’est cocorico. 🇫🇷🐓 #Pletor #IntelligenceArtificielle #GenerativeAI #CreativeAI #Création #Workflow #IA Un projet à mettre en lumière ? Avec un soupçon d'AI et un max de créativité, je suis là pour donner vie à vos idées, sur vos réseaux sociaux ou dans vos contenus digitaux. Let’s connect! 🌐 www.unphare.fr ✉️ jeromealizard@unphare.fr.

This trench looks cool. It also took a while. I've started working with Pletor, an image generation tool built on AI workflows and nodes, to create consistent, on-brand images. More on that soon, I'll show you the workspace eventually. In truth, editing takes time. Even with all the AI hype, I still do it by hand. So this rendering, the kind that looks good in a meeting and will probably help a design team convince the merch team to back a style, has been in the making for a while. I browsed Pinterest with an idea, a double-breasted oversized overcoat, Anne-Marie Beretta in mind. Then Pletor and Make the Dot, one for the flat, the other for the 3D rendering in the right fabric. I literally switch from one to the other, using what each does best. So what's the point? At the end I'm showing the polished version of a messy process. Helped by AI, directing AI, or the old way with pencil and paper, creation is messy and non-linear. Every time I generate new images, a part of me has to let go a little, because results vary. That is true of any collaboration, human with human or human with machine. On an individual level, working with these tools is fun and fast. At a company level it gets harder, because it means change, and change to deep-seated systems, especially in fashion. I hope we'll have enough time, and enough understanding, to use this technology for the best of what it can do. For now, we are allowed to show up and play.

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Exploring how AI can support architectural storytelling through movement, sequence and atmosphere Part 2 with Pletor 🎥✨🏙️🤖 This short video was created with Pletor AI 🚀, using a series of architectural images to develop a continuous spatial journey 🏛️➡️🎬. The sequence explores how camera movement 🎥, people 🚶♀️🚶♂️, light ☀️, and changing viewpoints 👀 can help communicate scale, circulation and the experience of a space 📐🌿, rather than relying only on static renders 🖼️. A useful way to test how AI can transform architectural visualisation into a more immersive and educational design narrative 💡📚✨ Made with Pletor #PletorAI #AIArchitecture #ArchitecturalVisualization #AIDesign #ArchitectureDesign

From Street-Level Energy to Skyline Reveal 🎥 💫 🖤 This 15-second storyboard shows how a single architectural idea can become a cinematic sequence. The journey starts in the city, moves into the reflective podium, studies light, material, and geometry, then rises to celebrate the tower as a landmark in the skyline. 🎬 7-shot flow 1️⃣ Establish the tower in its urban context 2️⃣ Reveal the crystalline podium 3️⃣ Tilt up to emphasize height and geometry 4️⃣ Enter the lobby and capture the interior glow 5️⃣ Track across the reflective façade 6️⃣ Orbit to show the tower’s sculptural presence 7️⃣ Pull back for the final skyline reveal The strength of this workflow is giving each shot a purpose: context, form, detail, atmosphere, and final impact. 💡 Storyboard tip: For architectural videos, don’t just vary the camera, vary the story function of each frame. That’s what makes a short sequence feel intentional. Made with Pletor AI. Save this if you’re exploring AI-assisted architectural storytelling. #AI #Architecture #VisualStorytelling #Storyboard #PletorAI