Thanks again for trusting me to guide you and teach you about AI 🙌 I'm putting this together specifically for YOU — the people who invested in themselves and joined the premium membership. I want to make sure I'm giving you exactly what you need to succeed. So I have a few questions and I want to hear from every single one of you: 1️⃣ What are you struggling with the most right now? Whether it's prompts, tools, editing, posting, growing — whatever it is, drop it below. 2️⃣ What type of videos are you trying to make? Are you into storytelling videos, celebrity content, educational content, motivational, funny — what's your lane? 3️⃣ What kind of help would be the most valuable to you? More step-by-step tutorials? More prompts? Breakdowns of viral videos? Feedback on your content? Let me know. I'm building this Academy around what YOU need. I'm not here to guess — I want to hear it directly from you so I can create the guides, the tutorials, and the content that's actually going to help you level up. No question is too small. No struggle is too basic. We all started somewhere. Drop your answers in the comments and I'll get to every single one 👇 — LMG

One of the biggest challenges in AI video creation is keeping your characters looking the same from scene to scene. You generate the perfect character in one image, and then in the next scene they look like a completely different person. Sound familiar? Here's how I solve this every single time — and it's simpler than you think: Use a reference image. Whenever I'm creating a video that needs the same character across multiple scenes, I ALWAYS start by generating one strong image of that character first. That becomes my reference image. From there, every time I describe a new scene, I include that reference image along with my prompt. This tells the AI "this is the character — now put them in this new scene." Instead of the AI guessing what your character looks like from a text description alone, it has a visual reference to work from, and that's what keeps everything consistent. Here's my workflow: 1. Generate your character — get one image that looks exactly how you want them 2. Save that image as your reference 3. For every new scene, upload that reference image along with your prompt describing the new scene 4. The AI will maintain the look of your character while placing them in the new setting That's it. No complicated workarounds. No hoping for the best. Just give the AI a visual reference every single time and your characters will stay consistent throughout your entire video. Try it out and drop your results below 👇 — LMG

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What's good family! 🙌 Welcome to LMG's AI Academy — you just made one of the best decisions of 2026. I'm LMG, and I've built a 3 Million+ following using AI-generated videos. In January alone, I hit 500+ MILLION views across Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube — all from AI content. Now I'm sharing EVERYTHING with you. Here's what to do first: 1️⃣ Introduce yourself in the comments — where are you from and what platform are you trying to grow? 2️⃣ Head to the Classroom and check out the first tutorial 3️⃣ Drop any questions you have — we're all here to win together This community is about to be different. No gatekeeping. No fluff. Just real strategies that actually work. Let's get it 🚀 — LMG

I’ve been seeing a lot of viral sculpture carving videos, and I decided to try it out and see what happens. I think that the video came out really good. I just posted it on Instagram, Facebook and YouTube so I’m waiting to see how it performs. If you all like this type of content let me know, and I can add a step-by-step tutorial to the prompt vault, breaking down, exactly how I was able to create this video. It only took about 10 minutes to get over 8000 views and over 400 likes which is a high signal that this video will be going viral. This is a good opportunity to get in on this kind of trend take advantage of the opportunity y’all!