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Founding seat: $19/mo locked forever (first 30)
What's live today, free: The Free Framework. 6 lessons + a mission. The method: the six prompt blocks, the motion lock list, the three-minute edit, real prompts you can copy, wrong vs right references for everything. Go run it. You'll finish with a shot you directed on purpose, not one you got lucky on. What Premium is: 8 courses covering the whole pipeline: ideas, prompts, character consistency, editing + delivery, sound design, and the business of getting brands to pay you. Plus a real project broken down every month (prompts, rejects, timeline, delivery) and a prompt & template library that gets updated as models change. The premium courses aren't out yet. First drop lands Aug 21. So if you grab a founding seat today, you're buying it before the first drop, That's exactly why it's $19 and not $49. You're not paying for an archive, you're in from day one while I build it, at less than half of what everyone after seat 30 will pay. The deal, in numbers: First 30 people: $19/month, locked forever.After seat 30 the price goes to $49. Skool grandfathers your price automatically, so as long as you're in, you pay 19. No countdown, no fake urgency. 30 is a real number and I'll post here when it's full. Not sure? Don't pay me. Run the free course first. If it's the best free thing you've done this month, upstairs is more of that, deeper, dropping weekly. Start with Lesson 1. Post your shot in Wins. I read everything.
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how i pick a video model
every ranking this month has a different one on top. veo 3.1, seedance 2.5, kling 3.0 turbo, the top five swap places every few weeks so picking by benchmark is useless. i just pick by job, by testing. for instance: hero shot that has to look expensive → veo 3.1 / seedance 2.5. slowest, most realistic, handles audio. one shot one good pass, it's the frame the client remembers, so it's worth the credits. client wants quick options → kling 3.0 turbo or pika. fastest thing you have. ten rough directions beat two perfect ones when they still don't know what they want. same face or same product across shots → Kling 3.0 / seedance 2.5, veo 3.1. they're built around reference images, so this is the only category i actually re-test every couple months, consistency breaks first and costs the most to fix later. longer sequence, something with a story → seedance 2.5, longer windows and it holds composition better. Using one model for all three is the mistake (same reason you don't shoot everything on one lens). anyway, the model matters less than people think. lens first, one light with a direction, say what stays dark, lock list on the motion. that stuff works even on models that don't exist yet.
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