AI Cinematic Architecture Reels: From Still Render to Client-Ready Walkthrough

Syncing, polishing, and exporting the final reel

A course by Mohamed Abdellatif, Architect, Urban Designer and Writer

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About the video: Syncing, polishing, and exporting the final reel

Overview

“Watch how I trim the quiet spots, tighten the rhythm, shape the fades, and match each cut to the music so the reel feels deliberate and cinematic before we export it.”

In this video lesson Mohamed Abdellatif addresses the topic: Syncing, polishing, and exporting the final reel, which is part of the Domestika online course: AI Cinematic Architecture Reels: From Still Render to Client-Ready Walkthrough. Turn architectural renders into cinematic vertical reels using AI tools like Midjourney, Kling, ChatGPT, Gemini, CapCut.

Partial transcription of the video

“I'm going to cut this part. In the beginning, the silence. And let's start together. Watching. So, let's continue the video. REST, because we might crop the music file accordingly if The rest has more intensity or something. Very good. So the ending is. Exceptional. So you have two options. Either you crop yourself the points if you have good directionality, or directive creativity. or you can just crop the last Port and you add it. So for example, So for example, you can cut from here, but it's not the best part. Let's try to crop some parts here, okay? So we can start from here maybe. Yes...”

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Course summary for: AI Cinematic Architecture Reels: From Still Render to Client-Ready Walkthrough

  • Level: Beginner
  • 100% positive reviews (3)
  • 248 students
  • 1 unit
  • 6 lessons (59m)
  • 1 download
  • Category

    Architecture & Spaces, Artificial Intelligence
  • Software

    Gemini, Kling O1, Magnific, Midjourney
  • Areas

    3D, 3D Animation, 3D Design, AI Content Creation, Architecture, Artificial Intelligence, Digital Architecture

Mohamed Abdellatif

Mohamed Abdellatif
A course by Mohamed Abdellatif

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Architect, Urban Designer and Writer

Tifa (Mohamed Abdellatif) is an award-winning architect, urban designer, and writer from Egypt, currently based in Hong Kong. He is the founder of Tifa Studio, a collaborative atelier that develops conceptual architectural projects alongside an interdisciplinary professional practice. With a strong passion for architectural education, Tifa has published more than ten e-books—among them Site Analysis E-book, The Concept E-book, and Creativity Exercises E-book—which have been downloaded over 100,000 times and featured on leading architectural platforms.

He holds two master’s degrees in Architecture and Urban Design from Istanbul Technical University and is currently pursuing his PhD at PolyU in Hong Kong. Dedicated to knowledge-sharing, Tifa creates content, workshops, and courses that support architecture students and professionals worldwide. His work particularly focuses on architectural representation and the conceptual phase of the design process, encouraging creativity, critical thinking, and innovative approaches to contemporary practice.


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AI Cinematic Architecture Reels: From Still Render to Client-Ready Walkthrough. Architecture, Spaces, and Artificial Intelligence course by Mohamed Abdellatif

AI Cinematic Architecture Reels: From Still Render to Client-Ready Walkthrough

A course by Mohamed Abdellatif
Architect, Urban Designer and Writer. Hong Kong, Hong Kong.
Joined November 2020
  • 100% positive reviews (3)
  • 248 students