I watched the new tutorial and came up with this clip. Used some of the Stated prompt from the class. I added some Bokeh, particles, and a stock animation of leaves creating a reveal. I didn't like the leaf reveals I got in AI. Work in progress. Music Envato AI.

Curious Refuge has a horror contest with a deadline of I think October 16th Prizes are 9k and it's free to enter. Only thing is you have to use Epic Sound for Audio but that's free too as a trial. https://curiousrefuge.com/2025-ai-horror-film-contest-rules?submissionGuid=5f7bd95a-579e-4539-bde2-6b225e5c6da4

Not every shot works… but some of the “fails” are the most fun to look back on 🤣 👉 Drop a frame or clip that didn’t quite work out. I’ll start.

I just dropped a short, straight-to-the-point video on how to use SREF codes in MidJourney. This one came directly from community requests, and it breaks down exactly how to plug SREF codes into your prompts to instantly pull in saved styles. No fluff, just the essentials. Go check it out now inside the Toolbox and start experimenting. 🎬

I’m excited to announce a brand-new section: Director’s Notes 🎬 This is where I’ll be sharing my raw experiments, discoveries, and shot studies — the kind of notes a director would jot down while exploring looks, styles, and techniques. Think of it as a living notebook of cinematic ideas you can plug straight into your own workflow. And the first entry is live: ShotLog001: SREF Codes 🔥 Inside, you’ll see how SREF codes change the look of a prompt in MidJourney, with real examples and prompts you can try right away. Go check it out — this is just the beginning. Many more Director’s Notes are coming, and each one will open up new ways to push your shots further.