Every Sunday, same ritual: El Rastro, looking for treasures. This Sunday I found something I wasn't expecting.
My UGC entry for the @OpenArt@openart_ai Director Showdown — made 100% inside OpenArt Director, no external editing. Just direction, prompts, and a story I couldn't stop thinking about once it came to me.
Shooting "casual" was actually the hardest part 😅 — directing something to not look directed.
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Cada domingo, el mismo ritual: El Rastro, buscando tesoros. Este domingo encontré algo que no esperaba. 📻
Mi propuesta UGC para el Director Showdown de @OpenArt — hecha al 100% dentro de OpenArt Director, sin edición externa. Solo dirección, prompts y una historia que no pude dejar de pensar una vez que se me ocurrió.
Grabar algo "casual" ha sido lo más difícil 😅 — dirigir algo para que no parezca dirigido.
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