Hi Cameron and Co, Thanks a lot for creating this space. I’m trying to create a scene of a woman who has experienced deed fraud, so I need the facial expressions to be intense and emotional. But the outputs keep coming back with the character smiling or looking like she’s talking to herself. I’ve attached the “bad” clip along with my current prompt and example image. Does anyone have ideas for alternative prompt wording (or other settings) that might better capture shock, anger, or grief? I’m also considering trying Nano Banana next—curious if anyone has prompt tips before I do. Black woman, mid-40s, on a Brooklyn brownstone stoop; jaw clenched, eyes wet but steady looking at the papers in her hand in horror shoulders slightly hunched, hands gripping mail and a manila folder; overcast late-afternoon light, cool color temperature, cinematic documentary realism, subtle grit, shallow depth of field, natural skin texture, no retouch, no smile --duration 5.2s --ar 51:91 --motion high

Yeah, this was an exercise from Motion Science module, and I decided to make it with AI. So, I'm posting here too. I can also upload without all the effects. Tools used: After Effects, Midjourney, Flow. Scene 1 Prompt (MJ): A close shot of a man typing on a keyboard. The hand is thin. The keyboard is old and has marks of use. The man is a hacker. The camera is focusing on his fingers and blur the edges of the screen. The scene has shades of green. Technology feel. Scene 2 Prompt (MJ): The camera close-up the computer screen. There is complex code being coding. The focus is on the computer screen, and blur the rest. The scene has shades of green and low light. Scene 3 Prompt (Flow): In a high-secured prison, high tech, we see a big door locked. The ambient is dark. We see a screen. Some weak lights are on. The camera moves in the door direction. The scene has shades of green. Scene 4 Prompt (MJ): The camera shows the screen close-up. We read "Secured System failed", "door is unlocked". Scene 5 Prompt (Flow): In a completely dark room, we see movement of a creature. It's hard to distinguish with almost no light in it. Close-up is the eyes of the creature glows dark yellow. Slow breath. The scene ends with the door opening. The audio was also AI generated with Flow. Music... motion array (sorry I just cut the watermark, ooops)

Hello everyone, my name is Anna, and I’m a visual artist. I hold a bachelor’s degree in filmmaking from one of the world’s oldest film schools, and I’ve spent the last five years working professionally in photography and video. My newest passion is exploring visual creation with AI — I’ve been experimenting in this space for the past three months and am excited about the creative possibilities it opens up. I have been developing a digital agency, its AOA.agency on IG, my web-site is AOAagency.pro You can see my latest portfolio there. My current specialty is jewelry. I’m looking forward to learning, sharing, and growing with this community. Here is my first cinematic experiments - I signed a clothing brand, and those creations would be aimed for that brand.

Just thought I would share a link to a free online course on AI. The course starts next week and can be completed at your own pace. University of North Florida https://www.unf.edu/ai/worklife-certificate.html

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?