AI Creative Studio community, I have some exciting news. 🎉🔥 I've officially been hired to work inside Meta Creative X, the global agency responsible for creative across Meta's major brands, helping produce next-generation GenAI advertising. First, thank you God. 🙏 And I want you to know how this happened, because it is the part that matters. I did not wait for a perfect resume. I learned, entered competitions, developed my taste, and posted the work on LinkedIn and social. I shared what I was learning and making. I want to encourage you to do the same thing here and on social media. Those posts showed people what I could do, started conversations, and helped open the door to this role. That is what I want for every person in this community. we have a huge opportunity right now, at this time in tech history, and I believe in each one of you. No matter where you're at on this journey, I'm here to help you. We're in this together. Make the work. Build your eye. Do the assignments and post in here. Post what you are learning. Let people see the proof. 🔥 The eye can't be generated but it can be taught. I am stepping into this role with a lot of gratitude, and I plan to bring what I learn back into this room. We are building more than portfolios here. We are building careers we actually want. Direct it. Don't just generate it. A win worth celebrating. 🎉 Whatever your goals are for this chapter in your life, post it below in the community. I want to hear from you: what kind of job are you dreaming of?

Hi there, I know that many of you in this community are new or are just beginning to work on projects. I wanted to offer 30-minute one-on-one sessions with anyone to go over: - any question about a project you may be working on - if you need help getting set up with the tools you should be using - if you just want to discuss how to do something that's challenging for you Let's put it on the calendar ! Place in the comment section below what you're needing help with this week, and pick a day and let me know if you prefer mornings or evenings.

I use this every day, and it really helps me so much. I thought I would share it with all of you. AI Agent - Superpowers with Agent Reach ⚡️ Most AI tools can answer questions. 🤖 But the best answers often live in real conversations happening right now—in Reddit threads, YouTube tutorials, GitHub updates, X conversations, industry communities, and niche websites. 🔎💬🎥 That’s what Agent Reach helps unlock. 🚀 👀 What is Agent Reach? Agent Reach is a free, open-source skill that gives an AI agent a smarter way to research across the internet. 🌍 Think of it as a research switchboard. Instead of you—or your AI—having to figure out the perfect tool for every website, Agent Reach helps route the task to the right source and checks whether that source is actually available. 🧠⚙️ It can help an agent research sources like: - 🌐 Web articles and websites - 💬 Reddit and X conversations - 🎬 YouTube videos and transcripts - 💻 GitHub repositories and updates - 📱 LinkedIn, Instagram, Youtube, and other specialist platforms ✨ Why it matters There’s a huge difference between: “Give me an answer.” …and: “Research this properly.” 🔥 With the right research workflow, your AI can help you: - 🗣️ Find real customer language before writing content - 📈 Research competitors and emerging trends - 👥 Pull insights from communities—not just generic search results - 🎥 Review tutorials, product discussions, and GitHub activity - 🧩 Compare sources before making a business, creative, or client decision The secret is not simply asking AI to “search the web.” The secret is giving it a research system that knows where to look, how to check what’s working, and how to adapt when a source changes. 🎯 🧪 A simple example Instead of asking: What are people saying about AI fashion campaigns? Try: Research current discussion around AI fashion campaigns. Check editorial coverage, Reddit conversations, X discussion, and examples on Instagram. Separate verified facts from opinions, cite your sources, and tell me the recurring themes.

When working on a project, you can find a style and color grade that you like, a film texture, and lock it into your entire campaign. It doesn't mean you can't change it up in different shots. It just means that it has an overall cohesive look and feel. You can use reference images as well and ask Claude or Chat to extracted color palettes, film-grade language, lighting direction, lens choices, composition from them to create your locked style and to help in writing your prompts. I attached a PDF here and in the classroom section for you to download and keep when working on your own images when you want to create a similar color grade or lighting style. I will use my Americana project as an example. Core visual identity Sun-struck 1970s roadside Americana: motel-pool glamour, chrome diner nostalgia, tactile beauty editorial, and intimate direct-gaze portraiture. The look is richly warm and contrasty, not faded or pastel, with real skin texture, sun-baked shadows, restrained teal/cyan environments, and cherry-pink/red fashion accents.

Hi everyone! I have a Virtual Coffee set up on the Skool calendar here on Wednesday at 11 a.m. Anyone that wants to come on in and say hi, I would love to talk AI with any of you and answer any questions you might have. We can also even work on something together. It'll be one hour on Wednesday at 11 a.m. Come stay for the whole hour, or just swing on by and say hi.