Try Rendering a Dream. This One Did - Optimized for smartphones

This article reveals the planning and strategy behind one of HavefunwithAIch's YouTube releases—from thumbnails to audience targeting.

This is an experiment — a challenge that asks:
“Why not have a vertical video for smartphones, even though it’s YouTube long?”

It’s not just vertical.
Everything — the composition, 4K UHD 60fps, the sound planning, the image prompts, and the video generation itself — was crafted for this screen size.

Luma Dream Machine + Ray2 is evolving like a raging wave.
One feature after another, unfolding.

As far as I know, this is the only real Dream Machine in existence.

Come see what it’s capable of.

It can't be helped, but YouTube imposes a number of restrictions.
One of them is the separation from Shorts, which is practically a completely different category of content.

I’m aware that over 80% of my audience watches this channel on smartphones.
However, I currently have no plans to release videos under the YouTube Shorts category — because to me, it seems focused only on fleeting trends.

So, does that mean long-form videos optimised for smartphones have no place?

I made these videos precisely because I believe they do.
As long as they meet the time requirement, they can still be classified and treated as long-form content — and they deserve to exist.

Not just a YouTube channel — a channel where tools are tested and compared with extensive knowledge and practice, pushing the limits of AI.