PayToLaugh - upload your pet, pick a topic, get a video of them weighing in
The trailer was all-or-nothing. If one shot was wrong - a line cut short, a character duplicated, a scene missing from the front - the only lever was to film all twenty-four again. Every shot now carries its own controls: describe a change and have the writer turn it into a proper shot, draw its two frames, film just that one, watch the clip that came back, and read the machine check that compared what it says with what the script says. "Add a scene here" sits between shots, because the note that prompted this was that the trailer needed an opening the writer never thought to include. Assemble is separate and cheap - it joins whatever has been filmed - so re-cutting after changing one shot costs nothing but the one shot. Prices are on the buttons because they differ by two orders of magnitude: rewriting a shot is cents, drawing it is fourteen, filming it is about a dollar. |
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paytolaugh
Demo page for PayToLaugh — upload a pet photo, pick a topic, add director notes, get a short video of the pet weighing in.
Deployed static to paytolaugh.corben.ai.
Contents
index.html— single-page demo. Embeds one generated clip plus notes on how it was produced, the pipeline findings, and the known rough edges.
The embedded clip
google/veo-3.1-lite via the OpenRouter video API. Text-to-video with native
audio, 8s, 720x1280, 24fps. No reference image and no separate lip-sync pass —
the dog, the speech and the mouth movement come out of one generation.
Hosted at https://api.corben.world/files/00eb3251-8257-4bfd-a164-fb9ea76aa8b3/public.
Deploy
Static mode, index.html at the repo root.