Midjourney Fast Hours

• Using Midjourney Video Loops & End Frames: Live Teardown

  Rory accidentally finds himself on a nudist beach while Drew's making DIY sunscreen with AI. And if that wasn't crazy enough, this episode is a full live teardown of Midjourney video loops and end frame control—features built for creating cinematic AI video workflows. Drew and Rory show how to use loops, start/end frames, and extended keyframes to build seamless sequences, plus what to avoid so you don’t burn through credits.You’ll also learn:✓ Keyframe Extensions – chaining multiple shots for longer, smoother videos✓ JSON Prompting – precision timing and motion control (with live tests)✓ Runway Act Two – motion capture updates and creative comparisons✓ Midjourney Style Explorer & V8 Preview – what’s next for AI-driven video creationWhether you’re a creative director, designer, marketer, or experimenting with AI video workflows, you’ll get practical prompts, iteration techniques, and creative hacks to level up your Midjourney results.Watch now to see how these new features work, what to avoid, and how to produce cinematic AI videos faster.---MJ:FH Buddy (GPT)https://chatgpt.com/g/g-68755521d2348191a5ea8f6457412d51-mj-fh-buddy---⏱️ Midjourney Fast Hour00:00 – Intro & accidental nudist beach adventure02:50 – DIY sunscreen & unexpected AI life hacks07:00 – Midjourney video update overview (looping, 720p, start/end frames)10:20 – Upscalers, Magnific precision, and V8 development focus15:30 – Personalization codes & base model quality debate17:30 – Custom GPT for Midjourney knowledge recall21:10 – Mood boards, micro-styles, and avoiding “homogenous AI look”24:40 – Style Explorer, aesthetic preference survey, and upcoming features27:10 – Live first-frame/last-frame keyframe testing38:30 – Loop functionality and extended multi-keyframe workflows45:40 – Iterative prompting lessons and fixing motion quirks53:30 – JSON prompting explained and social-ready video hacks58:00 – Runway Act Two motion capture tests and impressions01:07:30 – Sloth race cars, Trump in Lord of the Rings & other AI absurdities01:09:40 – Key takeaways and what’s coming next

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• Midjourney Video Breakdown Part 2

  Rory and Drew are back and things get... weird. In this episode, they push Midjourney Video to its limits—trying to animate mushrooms, morph soda cans, and see what happens when you feed it your childhood art. Along the way, they break down the newest Office Hours updates, upcoming pro features, and the mystery of “unglued photography". Expect:Creative tests (some failed spectacularly)Deep video coherence takesSound design debatesAnd a suspicious amount of pasta sauceBonus tangents:Why product morphs make great ad assetsWhether Midjourney understands moodA casual existential spiral about sound designAnd the weirdest prompts of the week (of course)It’s experimental AI art meets late-night YouTube rabbit hole. Enter at your own risk.---⏱️ Midjourney Fast Hour00:00 – Cold Open & Midjourney Video Reactions03:00 – Animating Product Photos (Oranges, Candles, Chaos)05:30 – Selecting Images That Only Midjourney Can Handle07:00 – Auto Mode vs Manual Prompting in Midjourney Video10:00 – Emotion + Mood Prompting Still Works11:00 – Scuba Fins & Radial Blurs: Funny Animation Fails12:30 – Midjourney Office Hours Updates (Start/End Frames, Loops, Delays)13:30 – Native HD Pro Video (20x Cost!) Coming to Midjourney15:00 – Why 480p Might Be Better Than 1080p17:00 – Upscaling, Topaz Workflow, & Download Raw18:00 – Professional Video Features Coming Soon19:45 – Sound Feature Teasers: Ambient & SFX-Only for Now21:00 – Why Bad Sound Ruins Great Video24:00 – Layering Sound Like a Mindfulness Practice26:00 – Explore Page, Profiles & Social Signals in Midjourney30:00 – “Unglued Photography” Prompt Rabbit Hole36:00 – Chaos Tests, Permutations & Prompt Recall Trick41:00 – Live Video Testing (Rotation Patterns & Coherence)46:00 – Motion Details: Shoulders, Eyelids, and Rubbed Knees50:00 – Breaking Midjourney Video with Complex Shapes & Hole Faces52:00 – Animating Childhood Drawings (Real Example)56:00 – Product Morphs into Mushrooms: Asset Testing59:00 – Weevy Frame Extraction Demo1:02:00 – Morphing Abstracts to Realistic Motion1:04:00 – Kling vs Midjourney: Morph Comparison1:06:00 – Moodboard Updates, Looping, Profiles, API Launch1:10:00 – API Limitations & Why PLG Matters1:13:00 – Final Thoughts: What the Hell Is Coming Next?

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• Midjourney Video is HERE—Nerds React + New SREF System Chop-Up

  Rory’s parents are laughing in the background. Drew just got a Midjourney tattoo that reads "/imagine". And somehow, Midjourney video dropped in the middle of all this.This week on Midjourney Fast Hours, the boys stumble into an accidental emergency episode because (surprise!), Midjourney just casually launched the most fun AI video tool yet. No press release. No tweetstorm. Just boom, it’s here. And it works. Like, stupidly well.They run live experiments, break down what’s working (and what’s weird), and unpack the shockingly seamless auto-prompt, motion settings, extend feature, 4-up grid, and how it plays with SREF. Spoiler: SREF just got way more powerful—and more confusing. Also, Drew finds a way to sneak himself into a talking head video, naturally.Think you’re burned out on AI? This might be the update that gets you feeling things again.---⏱️ Midjourney Fast Hour[00:00] Thursday night chaos & surprise video drop[03:40] Midjourney’s whisper video launch strategy[05:10] A wave of feature updates: SREF, video, pricing[06:15] Long-term vision: real-time world-building[07:00] First impressions of Midjourney video[08:30] Auto-prompt is criminally good[09:55] High motion vs low motion—how to choose[12:24] The magical 4-grid video preview[14:00] Interface brilliance: simplicity done right[15:20] Observations on motion templates & quirks[17:00] Animation consistency & style fidelity[18:30] Old stills, new life—archive resurrection[20:00] Using SREFs to build entire worlds[22:50] Where the current video model falls short[24:20] Enter Topaz Astra—perfect timing for upscaling[26:00] A personal story on AI, portraits & impact[28:40] Upscaler comparisons: Magnific vs Bloom[30:00] Visual bugs: wheels, backwards cars & physics[32:00] Why hands magically fix themselves in video[34:00] Face consistency & surprising details[36:45] Sneaking Drew & Rory into an animated video[37:30] New Explore page for video (and why it rules)[38:50] The Extend feature is shockingly seamless[40:15] Camera direction tips for better results[42:20] Prompt control vs camera behavior when extending[44:10] Wild new video prompts spotted on Explore[47:00] Midjourney’s edge: vibrant color retention[51:00] SREF update — what broke, what’s better[54:15] Favorite tokens: dribbble.com, Nike ads, stoicism[57:40] Using songs, moods, and weirdcore to test SREF[59:15] How --exp interacts with --sref (and when to dial it down)[01:03:00] SV6 vs SV4 — why it matters now[01:08:00] Building smart prompt batches for testing[01:10:20] Describe tool to reverse-engineer SREF aesthetics[01:17:00] Style reference vs subject leakage test[01:23:45] Personalization wish list: can ranking images help?

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• Midjourney Lawsuit, Video Leaks, and New --SRef System

  Drew and Rory spiral through the Disney + Universal vs. Midjourney lawsuit, throw some shade at corporate legal strategy, and explore why this could weirdly help Midjourney in the long run. They go deep on the upcoming Midjourney video feature (yes, angle changes confirmed), dissect the new --sref update and moodboard upgrades, and test out video upscaling tools and Runway’s new chat interface live on-air.You’ll hear predictions, contradictions, AI-fueled ranting, a nun with a flamethrower, and some unfiltered Father's Day feels.Somewhere in there, they even hit 20K subscribers. Warning: You may leave this episode convinced you're in a simulation.---⏱️ Midjourney Fast Hour[00:00] The Lawsuit Heard ‘Round the AI World[02:15] Disney, Universal, and a Legal Strategy Smelling Fishy[05:00] Fan Art, Fair Use, and the Star Wars Double Standard[08:50] Why Midjourney Might Win Even If It Loses[13:30] U.S. Bill Says: “No AI Regulation for 10 Years”[15:00] Midjourney Video Is (Almost) Here[16:45] First Reactions to Ranking Party Videos[18:00] Motion vs. Style: Where Midjourney Might Win[21:00] Comparing Video Tools: Runway, Frames, and Coherence Woes[25:00] 4D AI Video and Simulation Vibes[29:45] Midjourney Video Details (5-Second Clips, Angle Change, V7 Compatibility)[32:00] Image Quality vs. Resource Allocation Worries[34:45] Style Reference (SREF) Update Breakdown[36:10] Moodboard Upgrades and the Return of SRF Fun[38:30] Rating Party #2: Wonkier, Weirder, Better?[41:30] Topaz Astra vs. Starlight: Video Upscaling Just Got Real[44:00] Face Lines, Forehead Fails, and Realism Woes[46:00] Runway Korea Drops Its Own Image Model[49:15] Runway's New Chat Interface in Action[51:00] Voice Prompting vs. Typing [53:50] Midjourney Fast Hours Hits 20K Subs 🎉[56:10] Runway Speed Issues and Prompt Iteration[58:45] Runway Tips + Reference Hack[01:00:00] That Yellow Hue Problem and a Fix?[01:03:10] Photoshop Replacements and Weevy Praise[01:05:45] AI Burnout and Bigfoot Blowing Up Campfires[01:07:10] Google + Veo 3’s Hybrid Film Project[01:09:00] Final Thoughts, Tribeca, and Father's Day Love

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• Can Midjourney Actually Compete in Video? + Sref & Monetization Talk

  Drew forgot his hat. Rory got recognized by voice alone. And somehow, this spirals into one of the most insightful, chaotic, and weirdly therapeutic episodes of Midjourney Fast Hours yet.This week, your two favorite Midjourney degenerates talk AI's messy evolution, why --sref still hits, and what to really expect from Midjourney’s upcoming video model (spoiler: temper your expectations, but get excited anyway). They go deep on the “magic” Midjourney still has, how it’s quietly winning by being fun, and the lesser-known ways people are turning AI content into passive income.There’s also a live yearbook unboxing, a nostalgic look at 8fps video from 2023, and at least three moments where someone says, “we’re not shills… but also, please sponsor us.”Welcome to the pod that’s equal parts therapy session, product breakdown, and test lab.---⏱️ Midjourney Fast Hour[00:00] Childhood Hat Trauma & Hairline Insecurities[02:40] Feeling Swamped by AI Everything[05:00] Choosing What Tools to Actually Keep Up With[06:25] The Most Open Dev Teams in AI Right Now[08:10] Midjourney Listener Recognition IRL[10:50] The Great Freepik Pivot (RIP Stock Photography)[14:30] Traditional Creatives Are Entering the AI Chat[16:50] Why Video Still Isn’t for Everyone[18:40] The Playground Mentality Behind Midjourney[20:10] Midjourney as a Post-Work Creative Brain Dump[21:40] Runway, Tribeca & the Real Momentum Shift[23:10] Not Shills… but Midjourney Should Sponsor Us[25:45] Monetizing Midjourney in 2025: Then vs. Now[28:00] The Rise of AI Clippers and Remix Culture[31:00] Passive Income Mindset for Creatives[33:00] Affiliate Marketing: The Real AI Monetization Lane[36:00] Office Hours: Midjourney’s Video Model Breakdown[40:00] Will MJ Video Match Its Image Model’s Magic?[44:50] Conversation Mode: Underhyped but Solid[47:00] Pose Control: Mechanics > Actions[49:20] Why Most People Give Up on Precision Prompting[51:20] Midjourney Video Wishlist (Stylize, SREF, UX)[55:30] Live Yearbook Unboxing + Book Hoarder Confessions[58:15] Nostalgia Check: Watching 2023 Pika Footage[01:03:11] Upscaling Video: Reflections, Glares & Micro Details[01:06:00] SREF Upgrades & Community Features Wishlist[01:09:00] No Multi-Omniref Until V8?![01:11:00] Why Midjourney Still Feels Magical[01:12:00] 41 Episodes Later: Still Not Boring---

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