Hey everyone, Quick update — I've been posting more blogs on the AIFD site, plus a short LinkedIn teaser for each one pointing people back to read the full thing. Just put up two: one on real estate AI video (featuring Steve Tapia's work) and one on the microdrama boom. Both are already getting real traction. Here's why this matters to you. If I use your work as the example in a piece like I did with Steve, that's free exposure for you in your niche. That's the whole point of the directory — members getting seen for what they actually do well. But I need a favor to keep this snowballing. When one of these posts goes up on LinkedIn, take 30 seconds and like it, comment on it, share it, whatever. The algorithm rewards early engagement, and early engagement is exactly what I don't have enough of yet. More engagement means more reach, more reach means more eyes on AIFD, and more eyes on AIFD means more people finding out about you. It's a small ask that pays off for all of us — you get seen, I grow the platform, and the directory gets more traffic and more credibility as a place worth being listed on. I'll drop the links below. Would genuinely appreciate it if you gave 'em some love. Thanks in advance — this stuff actually works when we all show up for each other. — Alex P.S. Someone well-positioned at Sony Pictures asked to connect with me today. Not a coincidence.

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Made an homage to taxi driver -- cuz-- why not?... to promote my short film Hidenburg screening at the Museum of Art & Design Aug 22 at 6pm in NY - https://presner.com/hidenpromo/

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One of the biggest frustrations I hear from creators in this community is the feast-or-famine cycle. You finish a project, then spend weeks hunting for the next one. Job boards feel random. Platforms are noisy. Good opportunities slip past you because you didn't know where to look. I've been working on something that fixes that. It's called the AI Filmmaker Gig Scout — and the idea is simple: instead of you hunting for work, an AI agent hunts for you. Every week it searches job boards, freelance platforms, agency pages, creator communities and social posts for high-value AI filmmaking gigs — then shortlists and ranks the best ones matched specifically to your niche, tools and ideal clients. Your top 10 land in your inbox. You focus on creating and pitching. I'm testing it live with AIFCA members before I open it up. More details coming soon. If a constant pipeline of matched gigs sounds like something you'd want — drop a 🎯 below so I know who's interested.