I'm looking for the video that Mark produced talking about using AI to research & analyze You Tube Analytics. For it to do all the background work, then provide the results in a understandable fashion for the client? If anyone remembers that video or where to retrieve; I would be very grateful> G.Vern Morris Member 1661.

This is the first time I've ever made an animatic. I always just go from recording to building my scenes in photoshop, and then right into animating in Cartoon Animator. I have to work so fast, I skip the animatic step and just figure it out as I go - I work out the scenes in my head as I'm writing the script, and I create the different shots as I'm animating. Honestly I don't even storyboard in the traditional sense. Sometimes I will lay out screenshots of the scenes and look through them as the audio plays to make sure it flows, but I don't make traditional storyboards. The key to my success on youtube has been the speed of my productions... every two weeks, a new long form video is posted, along with a compilation of previous videos. Anyway - here's the starting point. I decided to add the baby dino at the end, that wasn't in the original script, but I realized it could be a cute "button" for the end of the video. I'm not sure what to do next, I'll watch the rest of the week 2 videos.

AI Directing and Producing is a money making skill. And in the past... @Richard Duszczak asked how much would I charge for animating. Business Skills help you make even more money if you know your customer, and your competition. Case in point: I just got offered $300 usd to create a YouTube video promoting a tool that apparently helps create animations with a beautiful pipeline that allows you to create storyboard panels, then put your scenes together. I instead offered a counter offer with massive value, and now, they are willing to pay 10X+ more than what they originally mentioned. I ofered a package for $3,200, and they agreed. Now, I am still not 100% sure if I am going to help them launch this new AI Platform because I first need to use it and have to love it to recommend it to my students. But in general, I would like to know if anyone is interested in learning business to charge more for your work, and positioning your offer in a way that the prospect customer gets excited to pay more.

My final decision on what Video Reference, I wish to work with: https://goto.higgsfield.ai/nXOODo - This is the order that I thought I would use them in, Image Generations: MidJourney, also in conjunction with Discord. Character Consistency is Dzine; PhotoPea will be the backup if needed. Voice/Lip Sync: ElevenLabs. Adobe Premiere Elements 2023 will be used for editing. All of the above are Totally FREE except the Adobe Premiere Elements 2023. I plan on uploading all of these on Wednesday afternoon of this week @ my church. If possible if you could respond with any recommended suggestion(s) I would really appreciate that you would. Mark is it possible to swap out MidJourney for Nana Banana 2 & still maintain a fairly close style of character. If so; I know that you are a big fan of Nana Banana 2. I would be willing to go with it because of all the options available. Please give me some direction & thoughts + or - in that thought process. Please advise what you would do being that I'm going with all FREE apps.