Happy Belated Pi Day--more Masterjoke Theater stuff and a special request more a woman in white pants getting pied. Enjoy, and let me know if you want more of this crap!
For the models I originally created, I used Stable Diffusion.
Once the models are created most of what I use is Flow. As far as prompts are concerned:
For the setting: full length wide angle shot. background is a dark wood study with bookshelves. model is seated in a plush leather reading chair, with her legs crossed. model is holding an 7" coconut cream pie and smiling at the camera.
For the pieing: the model deliberately pies herself in the face. Her entire face is completely obliterated in white pie cream and yellow custard from hairline to chin. Small pieces of broken pie crust are stuck to her face. She exhales and smiles a satisfied smile.
To add pie to the model's face: add more white pie cream, yellow pudding and small bits of crust to completely cover the model's face
After my still images are created, I can create 8 seconds videos in Flow. Add your start and end images and create your prompt and Flow does the animating.
Here's are a couple of the video prompts that I use for Masterjoke Theater.
Model says "Before I put this coconut cream pie into my face, This has been Masterjoke Theater. I'm your host, Alicent Flannister. " She then looks down at the pie, smiles and slowly looks up to a camera. She then deliberately puts the pie into her face and swirls it around. Her entire face is completely obliterated in white pie cream and yellow custard from hairline to chin. Small pieces of broken pie crust stick to her face. Afterwards she laughs.
Model says giddily "This has been Masterjoke Theater with yours truly, Alicent Flannister..." She then pies herself in the face. Her entire face is completely obliterated in white pie cream and yellow custard from hairline to chin. Small pieces of broken pie crust stick to her face. She happily faces the camera. "Does anyone know a good dry cleaner?"
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