My entry for a competition for another Skool community where you need to create a short clip/image based on several emojis. Emojis used = 🥩🚨🎃🌱 Would you like me to create a similar challenge here for AI Motion Skool? 😊

PROMPT: Realistic Asian woman watching an NBA playoff game from the audience seats, waist-up close-up, fitted Warriors jacket, gold earrings, messy bun, bold eyeliner, surprised reaction, vibrant arena atmosphere, fans waving behind her, photorealistic sports photography, true-to-life colors, professional camera quality. Would you have guessed this was AI? 👀🏀

Hey Everyone - Happy Sunday 😊 Just curious - has anybody created anything with AI tools yet? If so, what have you worked on?

I've been experimenting with creating AI concept ads recently and put together this Ghostface x Supreme commercial. What's interesting is that this wasn't created using a complicated workflow or dozens of different tools. The goal was simply to combine cinematic storytelling, a recognisable character, and a strong brand aesthetic. A few things that helped: • Started with a simple concept before touching any AI tools • Focused on consistency across scenes • Used cinematic movie stills from one of the ‘Scream Movies’ via Pinterest I'm considering putting together a concept ad mini-course for the community where I break down my entire process from idea → images → video → final edit. Before I do that, I'd love your feedback. What brand or character would you combine to create a concept ad? 👇

One thing I’ve realised lately is how many people feel like they’re already “too late” to AI content creation. Truth is, most people are still overwhelmed, confused, and jumping between 15 different tools without actually creating anything consistently. You do NOT need to master every AI platform to become an AI creator. You just need a simple workflow, consistency, and enough confidence to start posting imperfect work. Everyone here is learning, experimenting, and figuring it out together — including me. The creators who win over the next few years probably won’t be the most technical people… they’ll be the ones who stay consistent long enough to develop their style. What’s the biggest thing currently overwhelming you about AI creation?