Ok so I think I had something come across my desk and I was wondering about it. There might be a potential project on the horizon and the client might want to use AI generated imagery as part of a final piece (details are still coming together) - what is the best way to price estimates for AI and image generated projects? Do you include iteration time? How is pricing an AI project different than a regular motion design piece?

I just dropped a brand-new Nano Banana workflow video — and it’s only 4 minutes long. If you’ve been curious about how Nano Banana works, this is your quick crash course. Simple, straight to the point, and ready for you to experiment with right away. Jump in, try it out, and then share some of your results with the community. Can’t wait to see what you come up with. 🚀

I just found out that there is something called a "Style Reference Code" or sref code that works towards creative consistency in your images. The following video explains the whole thing. Pretty interesting.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6FCBfUhYyl4&t=44s

If you’re brand new to MidJourney and want to get up and running fast, I just added a Quick Start Video inside Toolbox. Perfect for complete beginners—it covers the essentials so you can start creating right away.

Awright! Hi i'm Moe - and I am back on the Motion Science train - I actually never left- I was just waiting for something else to come along and the timing to be right to jump back in. I was hovering around AI tools and was curious and this seemed like a good way to use it in productions. Not from beginning to end but to apply what I have learned already through Motion Science. Looking forward to making new and weird things.