Paano Gumawa ng Viral AI Fight Scenes: The Easiest Way to Do It!

Product / Tool Reviewed

OpenArt (an AI video generator platform) for creating viral AI fight scenes using character faces (and optionally voice), with a Director Mode workflow that automates most steps.

Main Features Mentioned

Video Tools

• Text-to-video
• Other tools mentioned:
  • Smartshot
  • Dubbing
  • Replace background
  • VFX

Character Creation

You can build characters in two ways:

• Upload an image (“Start from image”)
• Describe via text

Additional options include:

• Optional multiple angles (adding 3 angles is described as optional)
• Character options such as:
  • Casual style
  • Male/female
  • Ethnicity (example given: East Asian)
• Optional voice upload
  • Use a recorded character voice if available

Director Mode (Fight Scene Workflow)

Director Mode includes:

• Fight-scene templates/projects, with categories such as:
  • short films, music videos, real estate, UGC ads, micrama
• Suggestions for fight scenes, while still allowing custom setup
• Prompt analysis during setup:
  • The system can analyze prompts and ask for details when needed

Video Generation Model Selection

Models mentioned:

• “Sedan 2.0”
  • Cheaper (saves money)
• “Sedan 2.5”
  • More powerful / higher quality
  • Uses more credits

Quality & Rendering Settings

• Resolution options:
  • 720p light (recommended when credits are low)
  • 1080p (costs more credits)
• Export format / aspect ratio:
  • 16:9 for YouTube
  • 9:1 for reels / YouTube Shorts (as mentioned)
• Framing & motion control:
  • Option to use shot-by-shot replication vs more flexibility for original scenes

Audio + SFX Workflow

• Can include sound effects (punches/kicks)
• Recommendation: remove background music
  • Background music can feel “ugly” for the intended style

Export / Editing Workflow

• Export settings:
  • 720p MP4, 30 FPS
• Optional editing:
  • Upload the output to Capcut for editing

User Experience / Workflow (as described)

1. Open OpenArt → enter Director Mode
2. Create characters
   • Upload images or use text
   • Optionally add angles
   • Optionally add voice
3. Start a fight scene project in Director Mode
4. Add:
   • Video reference (the fight scene to imitate; a movie clip was referenced)
   • Background image
   • Character references (upload two character assets)
5. Choose Sedan 2.0 or Sedan 2.5
6. Choose quality level
   • 720p light suggested for low credits
7. Select aspect ratio
   • 16x9 preferred visually (as mentioned)
8. Generate
   • Director generates multiple fight segments (example: 5 segments)
   • Compiles into approximately a 1 minute video
9. Export and optionally edit in Capcut
10. Suggested improvement: remove background music, keep punch/kick SFX only

Pros (Key Benefits)

• Very low effort prompting
  • “You don’t need many prompts; the director will do everything.”
• End-to-end automation
  • Generates segments and compiles the final video automatically
• Character-based scenes
  • Use favorite characters’ faces or your own
• Flexible output targets
  • YouTube (16:9) vs Shorts/Reels (9:1)
• Cost control
  • Trade credits vs quality using Sedan 2.0 (cheaper) vs Sedan 2.5 (better)
• Optional editing support
  • Export then edit in Capcut

Cons / Limitations Mentioned

• Quality differences depend on model and credits
  • Sedan 2.0 output is “a little different” vs Sedan 2.5
• Higher quality costs more credits
  • Example: 1080p costs 200 credits right away
• Background music may be undesirable
  • Creator recommends removing it and using only SFX

Comparisons Included

Sedan 2.0 vs Sedan 2.5

• 2.0: saves money, lower cost credits
• 2.5: most powerful / higher quality, but higher credit consumption

720p vs 1080p

• 720p light: recommended for limited credits
• 1080p: better quality, costs more credits

Unique Points Mentioned

• OpenArt is the AI generator used with clients
• Available tools:
  • text-to-video, smartshot, dubbing, replace background, VFX
• Director Mode includes templates/projects (fight scenes, short films, music videos, etc.)
• Character creation supports:
  • uploading an image
  • text-based character description
  • building a character (“build your character”)
  • setting gender/style and ethnicity
  • optional 3 angles
  • optional voice upload
• Director Mode can generate fight scenes with minimal prompting
• Uses video reference to imitate fight style/shots
• Uses background image in the scene
• Generation process examples:
  • draft → choose an option to generate
  • rendering includes multiple fight segments (example: 5 segments)
  • final video length example: around 1 minute
• Audio advice:
  • remove background music; keep punch/kick SFX
• Export instructions:
  • 720p MP4, 30 FPS
  • upload to Capcut for editing
• Creator notes quality differences based on Sedan version

Ratings / Numerical Scores

• No explicit star ratings.
• Numerical values/settings mentioned:
  • 720p light
  • 1080p costs 200 credits
  • Example credit count: 62 credits available
  • Output length: ~1 minute
  • Export: 30 FPS
  • Aspect ratios: 16:9 and 9:1
  • Render segments example: 5 segments

Overall Verdict / Recommendation

Recommended for anyone trying to create viral AI fight scenes from character faces with a simplified workflow. The biggest trade-off is credit cost vs quality: the tutorial suggests Sedan 2.0 + 720p for budget-friendly results, and Sedan 2.5 + higher resolution for noticeably better output. Background music may need to be removed for best results.

Speakers / Perspectives

• Single main speaker (creator “Froyan”)
  • Provides the full step-by-step workflow
  • Covers cost/quality guidance (Sedan 2.0 vs 2.5)
  • Shares practical advice (remove background music, export settings)