I’ve received quite a few messages lately from members asking what tools I recommend for image and video generation. So I put together a quick reference for everyone. You can now find it in the Classroom → Director’s Notes section. This is a simple rundown of the systems I personally consider the power hitters right now — the ones I use in my daily workflows. Some I use more often than others, but they all play a role in different parts of the creative process. If you’ve been wondering where to start or what tools pair best together, this will help you get oriented fast. You’ll find it listed under: Director’s Notes : Studio Toolset Jump in, explore, and start experimenting with your own cinematic workflow.

I just tried this model on Veo3. Pretty good results. Need to learn more how to use.Sound is weird and not great

A building rises from paper — and an architect’s stubborn vision. (Raised by the mind of Artificial Intelligence.)

If you’ve ever struggled to make your shots feel like they belong in the same world — this one’s for you. This short, focused course shows you how to keep your characters, lighting, and style consistent from frame to frame in MidJourney using Omni-Reference and SREF codes. No fluff. Just the practical workflow you can use right now to make your AI films look cinematic and cohesive. 🎬 Watch it now in the Classroom → Visual Consistency in MidJourney

🎥 How often are you creating right now? (Whether it’s a still image, short video, or cinematic sequence.)