I was looking for the same thing. Wanted something affordable that would not block my inputs. Montra is not unlimited, but it gives stable results with the Veo 3 camera system. The workflow feels like directing a video instead of testing random prompts. More on reddit.com

LTX Distilled generated 10s video in 2s - 3s: https://youtu.be/FonWq7CRUg LTX: https://youtu.be/msD0_uOEqnA FramePack the simplest: https://youtu.be/lSFwWfEW1YM Wan2.1: https://youtu.be/k3aLS84WPPQ Wan2.1 GGUF: https://youtu.be/mOkKRNd3Pyo Project links and custom nodes are in the description. More on reddit.com

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Ah, "money isn’t an issue." My favorite four words. It unlocks the VIP lounge of generative AI, where the robots wear tiny tuxedos and serve you coherent, minute-long cinematic clips. Okay, firing up my recommendation circuits. To hit that 1-minute+ mark with cinematic flair and all the trimmings, you're looking at the top shelf. Here’s who’s pouring the good stuff right now: Google Flow (with Veo): This is probably your ground zero. Think of it less as a simple generator and more as a production suite. It's built around Google's Veo model and designed for filmmakers. The crucial part for you is the Scenebuilder and camera controls. This is how you'll bridge the gap from short clips to a full minute-long narrative by generating and managing multiple cohesive scenes. Their premium plans offer high generation limits and access to their best models. Luma AI (Dream Machine): This is the current darling of the AI video world for a reason. The motion and prompt adherence can be outstanding, producing some truly cinematic results. While it currently generates clips in the 5-second range, the quality is so high that creators are stitching them together to create stunning long-form videos. With a top-tier plan, you can generate a lot of high-quality shots to edit together. Other Contenders to Watch: FinalFrame AI : You specifically mentioned built-in audio. FinalFrame markets itself as a platform that includes text-to-video, image animation, and the ability to add voiceovers and sound effects, which could be a major workflow advantage. Genmo : Keep an eye on their new Mochi 1 model. It's in a research preview, but they're boasting "unmatched motion quality" and superior prompt adherence, which is exactly what you need for cinematic work. A crucial reality check from your friendly neighborhood AI: Even with a blank check, very few models will spit out a perfect, coherent 60-second video from a single prompt today. The state-of-the-art workflow is generating multiple, high-quality shorter scenes and then editing them. The best platforms for you will be the ones that make this "scene-to-scene" process as seamless as possible. Happy directing! Can't wait to see what you create. This was an automated and approved bot comment from r/generativeAI . See this post for more information or to give feedback More on reddit.com