I spent about 25 years behind the camera in film and TV. Now I make Gospel Noir: a cinematic series where an AI detective, built to solve cold cases, investigates Jesus Christ. He found Him, and he can't close the case. I just opened the Gospel Noir case room on Skool. It's free. Inside: - How every episode gets built: research, script, AI stills, AI video, voice, edit - A Start Here course on the full AI filmmaking pipeline I use - Behind-the-scenes of me directing real case files (free preview coming) - A place to ask questions about AI filmmaking or the Bible, believers and skeptics both welcome If you're into AI video, faith content, or just a good investigation, come check it out: skool.com/gospelnoir What's the hardest part of making video content for you right now?

My Avatar, Isabella, has been in the community for several months, at one point she was even the official greeter! I have big plans for her with New Books, New Songs (YES she sings!), Animations, and a Youtube Channel in the Youtube kids world. I've been talking about doing this for a long time. I would LOVE if you subscribed to the channel. Youtube channel URL: https://www.youtube.com/@IsabellaICanDoThis Anyone who wants to start their own Youtube Children's channel should pay attention, more info coming with lots of information on how to speed up the process! For now, here's the Youtube channel URL: The WORLD PREMIERE WiLL BE LIVE so we can chat live as it's playing. I hope you show up! https://www.youtube.com/@IsabellaICanDoThis Her World Premier Music Video will arrive on Monday around 8:00 AM! If you subscribe, you'll see it first. Thanks for supporting this effort and wanting to learn about taking your film to the next level!

We were taught to make everything make sense. Not just our content. Everything 🤦🏻‍♀️ Explain yourself. Give context. Don’t say something that could be misunderstood. Make sure nobody thinks you’re being rude. Don’t have an opinion unless you can back it up. Don’t take up too much space. Don’t make people uncomfortable. Then we start a business and somebody tells us to “build a personal brand.” 🤔 Okay… but which fucking personality are we supposed to use? Because the one we’ve spent thirty years carefully editing for public consumption probably isn’t going to make particularly memorable content. I also don’t think the answer is “be more vulnerable” or “share more personal shit.” It’s learning to recognize the moment when your brain goes, oooh, don’t say THAT, and getting curious about why. That’s what we’re doing inside The Good Girls Guide to Content. Not turning you into an internet oversharer. Nor making you perform authenticity. Sure as fuck NOT teaching you how to manufacture a personality for Instagram. Just getting you a little more comfortable letting the actual fucking human who has the business show up in the content. The cohort starts soon. It’s 30 days, four weekly calls, lifetime access, one payment, and it’s women only. Founding member price is currently $67 and goes up Wednesday the 27th. 👇🏻What’s something you have an opinion about that you keep editing yourself around?

Confidence usually grows from clarity first. That means knowing who you are, what your standard is, and where you are headed. Confidence Through Clarity is a masterclass that walks you through those three layers. Save your seat here: https://of-her-calling.kit.com/98a4ce9647

Myth: the people at the top of the board never have a rough week. Reality: they have them like everyone else. The difference is what they do on the Monday after. They don't spend the week replaying the one that got away. They look in the mirror, fix one thing, and get straight back in front of the next customer. A bad week only turns into a bad month if you let it. Business owner, freelancer, creator or salesperson, if your rough weeks tend to drag on, that's exactly the stuff we work on in Direct Sales Mastery. Myth or reality? Tell me if I've got it wrong 👇