New video is up. Claude installed and connected Blender for me with one paste in PowerShell and one app restart, and in the second part I show the setup step by step with a clean prompt for each step. After that you just tell Claude in plain words what you want, and it builds it in Blender. THE PROMPTS Prompt 1 (install): I want to use Blender with you through the Blender MCP connector (GitHub ahujasid/blender-mcp, package mcp-for-blender). Check what is already installed on my Windows PC, then give me one PowerShell line that installs Blender and uv with winget. I will paste it myself. Prompt 2 (connect): Blender and uv are installed. Add the Blender MCP server to my Claude desktop config file: command "uvx", args ["mcp-for-blender"], env DISABLE_TELEMETRY = "true". Keep every existing entry in the file. Then install and enable the Blender MCP add-on in Blender, save the preferences, and check that it listens on port 9876. Tell me when I should restart the app. Prompt 3 (test, after the restart): I restarted the Claude app. Check that the Blender connector is running, build a simple grey-box test room in Blender and show me a viewport screenshot. First build prompt (night street): Build me a small night street for a film shot: wet road, a few buildings with lit windows, two street lamps and a parked car. Then add a camera that slowly moves toward the car for 5 seconds.

The first skill is up in the Classroom, in AI Filmmaking Skills for Claude. 🎞️ https://www.skool.com/aishotstudio-8297/classroom/063cab5b?md=585275b58bac4e958f43f178ae184c2b Tell Claude what you want a trailer or teaser for and what you have: a finished film, a song, a script with nothing filmed, or just the subtitle file. It plans it like a trailer editor (hook, world, turn, escalation, title) and gives you a ready prompt for every shot, voice line, music cue and sound effect, plus an edit table you can cut from in any editor. It picks the moments itself and asks before it touches any tool you have connected. You will find a demo video showing what it can do, the skill file to upload to Claude, and a README with the full how-to. Try it on your own project and post what you made here, good or bad. If something does not work, tell me, that is how the next version gets better.

A new skill is up in the Classroom, in AI Filmmaking Skills for Claude. 🎞 https://www.skool.com/aishotstudio-8297/classroom/063cab5b?md=0cf32a5cc6c245fab58c5bd5807b172e Give Claude an idea and it writes the script: a short film, an ad, a micro-drama series or a voiceover video. Give it your own script and it tells you honestly what is wrong with it, and rewrites it if you ask. Give it a story and it adapts it into a film. Before writing, it spells out the version of the story everyone would write first, drops it, and picks a less predictable one. It reads its own script again as a tough script editor, and ends with a scene and beat list ready for shot planning. You will find a demo video where I test it on seven jobs, the skill file to upload to Claude, and a README with the full how-to. Try it on your own idea or script and post what you got here, good or bad. If something does not work, tell me, that is how the next version gets better.

New video is up. ElevenLabs v4 came out on the 28th and I ran it against v3 on my own cloned voice. Same story, same 40 tags, and one more v4 take where Auto-tag placed the tags. Eleven v4 Launch Special: 🎙️ https://try.elevenlabs.io/v4-launch

New tutorial on the channel: how to connect Claude to DaVinci Resolve Studio. The video shows every click, the setup takes about two minutes. Two things worth knowing before you try it: 1. Preferences > System > General > External scripting using has to be set to Local. If it says None, Claude just sits there with a dead connection. 2. Claude does not watch your footage. It works from the timeline data: clip names, durations, frames. So it is no good for creative cutting yet, but it is good for the boring part: importing, building timelines, bulk trims, renames, simple grades, exports. And it tells you what it did and where it had to do it differently.