I just added a new FreeP!k module in the classroom with two short lessons: 1. Quick Start 2. Camera Angles You can get through both in under 23 minutes. If you have been curious about FreeP!k, this is the perfect place to start. I have said it before, but I will say it again. FreeP!k is an aggregator and it is one of the few AI tools I genuinely think everyone should have in their arsenal. It fits into a more professional workflow, and I use it every single day in the work I do. Mini assignment: Watch the Camera Angles lesson, then generate the same scene in at least two different camera angles. Still images are totally fine. Post both angles here and tell us a little about it. If you post, reply to one other person too.

Played around with the Remix function in MidJourney, then blended the first and second lessons for a bit of animation in Kling.

What do you want feedback on this week? Post what you have right now: A frame A prompt A test clip A rough idea you are still shaping This can be challenge work or anything else you are building. If you are working on the current challenge, this is the perfect place to show where you are at so far. And honestly, if you are working on anything AI at all, drop it in here. If you cannot share publicly, DM me. But posting here is best because you get feedback from more than one perspective. And if you comment, reply to one other person in here too. Give them one helpful note.

I just got Higgsfield and slowly learning how to use it. Cinema Studio is great but knowing the right prompts is important. Multi shot is great but still not sure how to use. I actuall made a Grid shot and animated it because I didn't know how to use right. (not useful but looked great.As for Kling 3.0 best to use it at Midnight instead of noon because of the que. I found consistency of character was easier if you don't use manual shots instead of one shot with multiple prompt ideas. See examples. I got some crazy clips. Audio is not great in 3.0 like other Kling versions.

Hi everyone, I’m a filmmaker and creative director working mainly on architecture, infrastructure, and industrial projects. I run a small studio and collaborate with large companies on high-end corporate films. Lately I’ve been integrating AI into my workflow—mostly for scripting, visual exploration, and hybrid pipelines that mix real footage with generative tools. Here to learn, exchange ideas, and see how others are using AI in filmmaking. Looking forward to connecting!