@Shelly Huntington I actually use 5 different ai apps. I mainly use Chat GPT and pay for that. I use that to generate images. Then I use grok (before video generations became a premium feature) to generate my images into video. I would have chat GPT actually write me a prompt for a 6 or 10 second clip, based on what I wanted to see. Video generations agent always perfect. Some would take 20+ regenerations to get what I wanted and rewriting the prompt of I noticed ai creating a consistent issue. I also use Claude. This one is great for scanning documents. I use it to assist me in editing my manuscript and it's better and remembering details on long documents. Gemeni and Perplexity are ok. I use them as a second opinion to what I'm writing or I need a better image that chat cannot create. It's a lot but I've become accustomed to how they all work for what I need. Lastly, After I had all the video clips that I needed, I just used a simple video editor app on my phone and downloaded some royalty-free music. For my book, I wrote it myself but instead of paying a professional editor, I use chat GPT to review what I have wrote and enhance it to polish and clean it up so it reads better. It saves on cost and it's been more of a collaborator for me.

@Brad Mayo I really appreciate that, Brad. That means a lot. It’s dropping in September, I’ll make sure you know when it’s out!

1) Complete feedback notes from one of my readers. 2) A tiktok/Instagram video relating to my dream 3) Begin concept for book trailer 2

@Chris White I just dropped it and I am happy to share what I have been working on. And as for the copyright concerns I had earlier, I didn’t run into any issues.

1) Finishing editing my promotional trailers before my April 3rd deadline. 2) Read at least 3 of my chapters from my proof-copy and read how it flows and catch major errors the reader might catch. 3) Creating another sequence of bookplates to be used for book signings.