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IntroFrame - CapSpaceMan - My Main-figure - Moviestar of my Intro
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CapSpaceMan as a scientist - funny idea to build Hadi here
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CapSpaceMan - Make advertising here on Insta for Hadi
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CapSpaceMan - Make advertising here on Insta for Hadi
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CapSpaceMan - with the Logo-collection of used tools
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Hadi as a 1 year old baby
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Hadi with 5 years
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Hadi with 8 years
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Hadi with 12 years
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Hadi with 20 years
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Hadi big and Hadi small together
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My Logo - Monty Pleiten´s Low Budget Production
Inspiration
The project was born from the wish to tell small, human stories in a cinematic, AI-driven world — stories that feel warm, imperfect, and real. CapSpaceMan and his intro series became a playground for experimenting with emotion, humor, and rhythm — where each frame should feel directed, not automated. The inspiration came from daily life, curiosity, and the desire to see if AI can carry genuine storytelling soul when guided by human instinct.
What it does
This short combines 3D animation, music-driven storytelling, and emotional timing to tell a simple yet universal story: growing up. Through rhythm, light, and sound, it explores how emotion can be expressed without relying on dialogue — only through flow, expression, and atmosphere. It serves as a creative test for future stories in the CapSpaceMan universe and for refining cinematic workflow across AI tools.
How we built it
Created with Dall-E; Hailuo.AI; minimax; AIMusic.so; Photoshop CS2; MovAvi; VSDC; Editing and color grading done manually. Music generated via AI-Music and synced by ear.
Challenges we ran into
One of the biggest challenges was to blend human direction with AI-driven creation — to let intuition, humor, and emotion take the lead where automation usually dominates. Every scene required balance: music, rhythm, and character emotion needed to feel guided — not generated. The goal was to show that handcraft and directorial vision can still shape AI output into something deeply human, cinematic, and alive.
Accomplishments that we're proud of
Creating a Pixar-style short completely driven by music and emotional timing — without relying on text or dialogue — was a huge achievement. The project proved that low-budget, high-imagination storytelling can compete with larger productions when guided by passion and heart. It also introduced the recurring “CapSpaceMan Intro,” setting the tone for future shorts and collaborations.
What we learned
That AI is not the artist — it’s the brush. It can produce frames, textures, and light, but the soul of a story still needs a human to guide it. Balancing humor, emotion, and timing within an AI pipeline taught me how direction can give structure to what would otherwise be chaos.
What's next for Hadi- GrowingUp ( Pixar style Short - CapSpaceMan )
Future shorts will expand this hybrid workflow and storytelling style — combining emotional depth with humor, visual rhythm, and cinematic flow. The CapSpaceMan universe will continue to evolve through music, character-driven intros, and stand-alone shorts exploring human emotion in a digital age. Each project aims to refine this language of AI-assisted, human-guided storytelling even further.
Find Me On Youtube @montypleitenlbp
and on Instagram @montypleitenlbp
Add a link to my logo, maybe to set it here in this frame to important resources.

Built With
- aimusic.so
- chatgp/dall-e
- hailuo.ai
- minimax-audio
- movavi
- photoshop-cs2
- vsdc
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