Perched on a dead tree
A locked wide of a raven on the top spar of a dead tree against low cloud, ruffling and resettling its feathers as wind moves through the grass.
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AI raven stock footage
Generate raven stock footage in Morphic's AI video generator: a raven turning its head on a fence post, or feathers flaring blue-black as it lifts off. Time the beats on Compose.
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Landing on a fence wire
A raven drops into frame and lands on a fence wire in slow motion, the wire bouncing and settling as it folds its wings, soft dawn side light.
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Circling over a bare hill
A high wide of a single raven circling slowly over a bare heather hill under a lid of cloud, its shadow crossing the slope on each pass.
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Beak working at a pine cone
A close hold on a raven holding a pine cone under one foot and working at it with its beak, frost on the log and thin morning light on the scales.
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Make raven stock footage videos in three steps
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Describe your scene
Write the raven stock footage scene you want, in plain words.
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Generate the video
Morphic generates a cinematic, frame-ready clip on your canvas in seconds.
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Refine and share
Tweak the prompt, regenerate variations, then download or share the shot.
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FAQs
Where can I make raven stock footage with AI?
You can generate it in your browser on Morphic. Open the Text to Video tool, describe the bird, the perch and the light on its feathers, and the clip generates in minutes. Wild ravens keep their distance from a camera, so a close, calm plate is the shot a real shoot rarely brings back.
Which raven shots render most reliably?
A perched bird turning its head, a slow-motion take-off of two wingbeats, a glide across flat sky and a close call with breath fog all come back clean. Long flight paths with turns and anything involving several birds are where wings and legs lose count. Cover the sequence with two perched plates and one flight beat.
How do I stop raven footage looking like a horror trailer?
Name the light and the setting in plain words: flat overcast, first frost, a fence wire, a dead spar over a heather hill. Leave out the moon, the graveyard, the fog machine and any mention of mood, because the model has seen more film posters than field recordings and will grade toward them if you let it. The bird in honest daylight is already striking.
How do I get the feather iridescence to show in a raven clip?
Iridescence is a light angle, so ask for it directly: soft overcast or low side sun, a slow shift of the bird's body, and a macro or tight medium so the sheen fills frame. Say the colours you expect, blue-black rolling to green and violet. Hard midday sun flattens the feathers to matte black and hides the effect.
How is this different from a stock library subscription?
A library raven was filmed where the crew could get to it, often a captive bird with a jess on its leg and a grey car park behind, and then graded dark to sell it. Generating gives you a wild-looking bird at the distance and hour the scene needs, facing the direction your cut is moving, with nothing on its leg and nothing behind it to clear. Nothing arrives watermarked while you are still choosing the take.