Big question for you. I need your honest vote. I’m at a crossroads with what to build next, and I want YOU to be the one who decides. Here are your two options: - Option A: Videos first, software second: I keep building out the weekly video lessons on schedule. You can see exactly what’s coming by clicking the curriculum link below. New modules drop consistently, you follow the step-by-step process, and we build the pipeline together lesson by lesson. - Option B: Software first, videos second: Instead of learning how to do each technique, you get a tool that does the technique for you, powered by AI. Here is what the software would include: - Brainstorm story ideas fast - Develop character psychology to build interesting characters quickly - Write and fix scripts line by line with AI assistance - Design characters with an integrated image generator - Build full storyboards shot by shot - Fix any shot to adjust camera angle or character position - Manually fix any panel with a built-in Photoshop-like editor - Put clips together with an online video editor - Advanced cinematography controls when generating your images, including: ∙ Close up ∙ Medium close up ∙ Full shot ∙ Over the shoulder ∙ Low angle / high angle ∙ Frontal, side, and 3-quarter view And this one is my favorite. - An AI coach assistant, available 24/7, powered by Claude. This is not a generic chatbot. It will have access to everything the video lessons are supposed to teach you. So instead of waiting for the next module, you ask a question, and you get the exact answer you need, right now, for your specific situation. Now here is something important regardless of which option wins. Whenever we start building the software, everyone in this community gets unlimited FREE credits for image generation and the AI chat assistant while we are in development. That is a gift from me to you for being here early. Video generation is more expensive to run, so that part will require a small pay-as-you-go investment when the time comes.

In the past, creating all these infographics for the slides of a training I'm doing for the 10K HP Academy. Normally, this would take me a whole week, and thanks to Nano Banana and Claude, it took me 2 and a half hours! A total of 19 slides!

If you haven't tried this yet, give it a shot. All you do is this: 1. Create a 3D Set on Marble 2. Take Snapshots of the Camera moving around the set 3. Add your character to Frame 1 4. Add the images in Kling 3.0 Omni (meaning you can add multiple reference images) 5. Create cool Camera Moves with 100% perfect background consistency

Hi! Right now I have everything I need to start prompting 40 panels for the frames I will use in animation. And as I have been experimenting, I found a pattern on my prompts, and instead of creating a Prompt for you to copy paste, and adjust, I am creating a little online software (with the help of AI) where you can visually click on stuff to make your choices easier, just like the Prompt Tool (if you haven't used it, you can test it for free). But this one will allow you to have multiple characters, and apply my framework of using a characters + background + annotation → cool frame. And to make my life easier I am programing this tool to help me prompt much faster, with less work, and be able to enjoy myself more while prompting and creating all the 40 frames I need to animate. If you are in the AI Animation Masterclass, you will be able to access this tool once I have it fully tested and working.