AI Video Studio
One studio for Sora, Veo and LTX, with an asset library that compounds.
A workspace for my video projects
I built AI Video Studio as an internal tool to get closer to the evolving world of image and video APIs. Several projects needed AI video, and I wanted a workspace where I could quickly put together new workflows and experiment with what the different models could do.
From reference image to moving video
The studio brings Sora, Veo and LTX into one place, alongside image-generation APIs. I can create reference images, keep them in an asset library and use them to make moving video, with fine-tuned control at each stage.
The library lets me bring those images into different projects as reference material. I wanted to keep the useful work available as I moved between models and tried different approaches.
Learning how the APIs fit together
A lot of the learning came from getting to know each API's capabilities and parameters. Each model had its own controls, so I built an interface that let me work with those differences.
Connecting the stages brought its own challenges, particularly around asset formats and handing the output from one API to another. Getting those handoffs working was an important part of making the workspace useful.
A tool I used in the work
For me, AI Video Studio was about pulling several frontier APIs into a workspace and workflow that suited the way I wanted to work. It became something I leaned on to produce images and video for other projects, while learning more about the models behind them.
Part of the Rolling Waves work archive.