ok besties, Its finally here! 😭💅 You know how ai videos cap out at 6-10seconds? I’m showing you the way I stitch multiple clips together in InShot to make seamless, cinematic AI edits 👀✨ I dropped the tutorial deck that walks you through: 💻 How to set up your images in Higgsfield for video creation 🎥 How to export and organize your short clips 🪄 The exact InShot workflow I use to combine them into a longer reel It’s giving, you can make videos as long as you want! 🫶 📎 Get the tutorial in the UGC Freebies classroom 👩‍💻 Drop your finished videos in the comments — I wanna see your edits!!

I pulled this from one of my FB posts. Need help generating realism, skin texture fidelity, and that true DSLR “cinematic” look that tricks the eye? (Prompt formula included) CC👇 💡 Tip: Adding a camera body in the prompt helps anchor the render toward realism and reduces “plastic skin.” Camera & Lens Details for Photorealism + Skin Texture Professional Cameras (add one to your prompts) - Canon EOS 5D Mark IV - Canon EOS R5 Mirrorless - Sony A7R V - Sony A1 Full-Frame Mirrorless - Nikon Z9 - Fujifilm GFX100 (medium format for insane detail) - Hasselblad X2D 100C (luxury, ultra-true-to-life color) Lenses (swap based on vibe) - 50mm f/1.2 / f/1.4 Prime → natural portrait, shallow depth, creamy bokeh, flattering skin. - 85mm f/1.4 / f/1.8 Prime → perfect for headshots, crisp skin detail, magazine-style. - 35mm f/1.4 → lifestyle/editorial look, environmental portraits. - 24-70mm f/2.8 Zoom → versatile, fashion/editorial campaigns. - 70-200mm f/2.8 Telephoto → compressed backgrounds, flattering skin without distortion. - 100mm f/2.8 Macro → super sharp, shows pores, eyelashes, fine skin texture. Settings to Call Out in Prompts Use phrases like these for hyper-real skin tones & textures: - Aperture:f/1.2 – f/1.8 → dreamy bokeh, softened edges, focus on eyes/lips.f/2.8 – f/4 → editorial sharpness, depth + realistic texture.f/8 → crisp detail across the whole face/body. - Shutter Speed:“1/200s studio lighting” → natural freeze-frame look.“1/60s handheld” → lifestyle/ambient blur. - ISO:ISO 100 → clean, noise-free skin (studio look).ISO 400–800 → slight grain, cinematic. - Focus Style:"ultra-sharp focus on eyes""shallow depth of field""micro-detailed pores and fine skin textures" Lighting Keywords for Skin Realism - “Soft diffused studio lighting” - “Natural daylight through a window” - “Golden hour sunlight with warm tones” - “Ring light reflection in eyes” - “Cinematic low-key lighting” - “3-point studio lighting setup”

Y’all!!!! How did I forget that I created this gpt? 🤯 Ok so, ever wish your AI videos sounded as good as they look? 👂 Meet ASMR Studio GPT — your new creative director for cinematic sensory content. It creates hyper-realistic ASMR prompts for Krea, NanoBanana, and Veo — complete with sound, lighting, and camera details. Think: glass clinks, silk rustles, coffee pours, skincare drops, ambient rain scenes ☁️ Perfect for your AI influencer shoots, product videos, or faceless brand content. No mics. No editing. Just pure sensory magic. 🎧 Try it now inside the ASMR CLASSROOM

Affiliate creators — this one’s for you. The difference between a pin that gets clicks and one that gets ignored isn’t your product… it’s your hook. I’ve pulled together a vault of holiday-tested captions built to boost affiliate conversions — think: gift guides, decor, beauty edits, and more — all written to stop the scroll and spark curiosity. Check out the Guide in the UGC Freebies Classroom!

There are so many tools out there in the AI space. Nowadays you won’t need to know how to code to create a website or app. (I however am learning how to code anyway because I believe that a mixture of both makes you an asset.) Here is a free site I just discovered to create websites and apps for free! https://www.createanything.com/