Show Notes
Want to make better AI videos but have absolutely no idea what you’re doing?
Perfect. Neither did most of us at first. 😹
Join The Neuron LIVE this Thursday at 10 AM PT for a total beginner’s guide to AI video generation and video prompting, featuring the team behind the newly announced LTX-2.5.
We’re going hands-on with the new model while learning the fundamentals of actually prompting video models effectively.
What we’ll cover: 🎬 How video prompting is different from image prompting ✍️ How to write your first good AI video prompt 🎥 How to control shots, motion, subjects, and scenes 🧠 What video models actually understand when you describe a scene 🛠️ A live demo of the brand-new LTX-2.5 ❓ Live Q&A with members of the LTX team
No previous AI video experience required.
If you can describe the video you want to make, we’ll show you how to turn that idea into a much better prompt.
And because this is live, bring your weird prompts, difficult questions, and video ideas. We’ll put the model through its paces together.
📅 Thursday, August 13 ⏰ 10 AM PT
Learn more about LTX-2.5
🔗 Explore LTX-2.5: https://ltx.io/model/ltx-2-5
📰 Read the announcement: http://ltx.io/newsroom/introducing-ltx-2-5
🤗 LTX-2.5 on Hugging Face: https://huggingface.co/Lightricks/LTX-2.5
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