Custom Model Training and the Art of Kitbashing With ThinkByte3D

In this clip, ThinkByte3D breaks down how training your own AI models opens up new creative frontiers—and how “kitbashing” techniques help accelerate the process. From fine-tuning specific data to blending pre-trained models, ThinkByte shares how creators can unlock unique results that stand out in a sea of generative content. This isn’t just experimentation—it’s workflow innovation. Catch more on NFTV Season 2, streaming now on Rad TV. Full Episode https://rad.live/watch/feature/48495a0f-a240-477e-a057-87d90716962b/ 🔊 In This Episode Welcome to NFTV Season 2, where Rad TV brings you deeper into the future of content creation and emerging technologies. In this episode, we highlight four visionary creatives shaping the next generation of digital storytelling with AI, sound, and art. 🎧 Cory Reeve is a gifted creator and sound designer who masterfully blends traditional technique with modern AI tools to enhance his workflow and creative output. https://twitter.com/cory_reeve1 https://linktr.ee/coryreeve1 🎬 MetaPuppet is a dynamic producer, editor, and generative AI content creator, constantly pushing the limits of story, format, and experimentation. https://rad.live/content/channel/dcde2bf9-2163-4aaf-9e4b-3714f9cae725/ https://youtube.com/@MetaPuppet 🌍 Killian Vader is a visionary Nigerian AI artist and passionate movie lover. Self-taught and fiercely driven, Killian exemplifies how AI is unlocking opportunities for global storytellers. https://rad.live/content/channel/b46194b2-9d4b-4168-b262-c05e475d73e0/ https://twitter.com/KillianVader https://smartlink.metricool.com/public/smartlink/killianvaderai 🧠 Tony J Matos is an AI Art Technologist, educator, and freelance creative director helping creators harness AI responsibly and effectively across formats. https://twitter.com/TonyJMatos/bio https://www.radtv.com https://www.tiktok.com/@radtv__ https://x.com/radtv__ https://discord.gg/radtv https://www.facebook.com/radtvhq https://www.instagram.com/radtvhq