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Made a 35s short entirely local on my 5090 with MiniMax H3. Then I told Claude to make it look like an anime animator worked over real footage.
It tracked every hit, then added neon ink impact frames, colored speed lines and half-anime cel flashes. The quiet shots stayed clean.
The anime FX start hitting at 0:16.
4/ all the type, captions, chat bubbles and the "Made with AI" watermark that keeps growing are a python + ffmpeg compositor. whisper and demucs handled the timing. the funniest bug: the model kept giving her five fingers, so the six finger hand got its own shot.
I saw @kentdhani's FastH3 Omni piece and wanted to see if I could pull off something like it at home on my 5090. Here's how it was made and where it fell short. 🧵
I never opened an editor. The whole thing came together by talking it through with Grok Bot, about 13 rounds back and forth. But here's where it falls apart. Fast motion turns faces to mush, and can lead to weird blurry artifacts (like you see on the can)
Okay, this probably takes the cake for human realism with AI voice. Kudos to @Jack and the team.
We believe voice is the most natural way to interact with intelligence, so we created Dessa, the most authentic full-duplex speech model ever built. Talking with it feels like talking with a person…full of emotion, nuance, pauses, and a natural cadence.
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I spent the day testing every version of MiniMax's H3 video model on my 5090, so you don't have to. Same character, same prompt, same seed. The big difference: some can take a reference photo of your character, and some can only take a starting frame. Here's what that means.
H3 Fast (officially FastH3 8-Step V2) is a distilled model, like a student trained to copy the full model in fewer steps. About 23 seconds. But it can't take a reference photo. It only takes a starting frame, the first image of the shot, and makes it up from there. That's why his face drifts.
Links to everything I tested:
H3: huggingface.co/MiniMaxAI/Min…
Turbo LoRA: huggingface.co/drbaph/MiniMa…
FastH3 8-Step V2: huggingface.co/FastVideo/Fas…
FastH3 Omni: huggingface.co/FastVideo/Fas…
H3 Max: fal.ai/models/fal-ai/minimax…
There's also H3 Max. It only runs in the cloud on fal, so you call it through an API and don't need a GPU at all. It's $0.05 per second of video at 480p. I didn't test it here because it can't run on my machine.







