I feel like I don’t know if I’m coming or going over here. 😂 We’re in the middle of looking for a home and possibly moving, so life is LIFEING right now! But I wanted to pop in and check on y’all. @Tamarah Douglas is out of town, but she should be checking back in with everyone next week. I’m still working behind the scenes! I’ll be dropping the LAST page of the Cinematic Storytelling Module next week, for sure. So what are y’all working on this weekend? Are we creating? Working on a commercial? Testing something new? Or did you say forget ALL of that and you’re resting this weekend? 🤞🏽 Because that counts too. Check in with me! What are you working on? 👀👇🏽

Okayyyy… anybody using plugins inside of ChatGPT yet?! 👀🎬 One of my OG Founders put me on to accessing Higgsfield directly inside of ChatGPT, and of course I had to go test it out. 😂 We’re talking about building the concept, scripting, generating your images AND creating the videos without leaving the chat. 👀 Now I’m curious… Is anybody already creating this way or using a ChatGPT + Higgsfield workflow? If so, what are you using it for? Drop it below so we can talk. 🎬🔥

We’re about 90% complete! 👏🏾 I’ve officially opened the module, so if you want to take a sneak peek, GO FOR IT! 👀 Inside, I’m walking you through how I think about: 🎬 Storytellng Jobs 🎬 Building Your Story Framework 🎬 Storytelling Techniques 🎬 Directing Emotion & Performance 🎬 Camera Language 🎬 Breaking Your Story Into Generations I’m using my Set The Bar teaser to show you how I actually applied it. I’m finishing up the final Higgsfield generation walkthrough today, and the full module will be complete tomorrow! If cinematic storytelling has been something you’ve wanted to explore, start digging in. 🎬 And remember, you do NOT have to know it all to start creating!

There were a few moments where the continuity, movement, and scene setup just did not want to cooperate, but I kept working through it and finally got it where I wanted it. A few things I learned from this one: • Lock your environment early. Once the location looks right, keep reinforcing those same details instead of letting the AI redesign the scene. • Treat every new generation like a continuation of the last one. Tell it exactly where the previous clip ended and what needs to stay the same. • If something goes wrong, fix that specific problem instead of changing the whole prompt. Sometimes one small continuity issue can throw off an otherwise good generation. This one reminded me that cinematic AI is really about directing, testing, correcting, and staying patient with the process. But I pulled it off, and I learned a lot from it.

I’ve been watching y’all create and I SEE YOU! 👀 I’m seeing new directors posting their work for the very first time, returning directors exploring different styles, and creators taking what they’re learning and building actual campaigns for their businesses. @Latosha Brown @Bryant Wright @Kevin Holmes @Lanitta Willis @Trina Noel @Jessica Williams @Tamarah Douglas @Dr Tajiri Brackens Profit Protector @Sha Brooks @Chondrea Black Amazing job gang!! Don’t be afraid to post because you’re still learning. This is where you practice, experiment, get feedback and develop your own creative voice! And when you see another director post their work, show them some love! ❤️ Like it. Leave a comment. Give encouragement. Ask questions. We’re building alongside each other. 🙌🏽