Check this out…. COMPANY: SimAbove🚨 DELIVERABLES: 6 short-form paid social ads Budget estimation: $5,000 Remote (travel eSIM) SimAbove, a Latvian travel eSIM company, is hiring for a first batch of six short videos. A longer series sits behind it if the batch performs. THE COMPANY Travellers buy data for 200+ destinations in the SimAbove app and web, and land online without roaming bills or swapping SIM cards. The audience is people planning a trip, weekend city breaks through to months on the road. WHAT THE VIDEOS NEED TO DO Stop the scroll and land one point: getting mobile data abroad takes a minute in the app, before you fly. Paid social first, so the hook has to work in the first two seconds without sound. DELIVERABLES - 6 videos: 4 x 15-20 seconds, 2 x 30-40 seconds - 9:16 vertical as the master, plus a 1:1 crop of each - Burnt-in captions, plus a clean textless version (they localize into their 34 languages in-house) STYLE Clean and modern, close to Apple product films. Real travel footage or AI-generated scenes, calm pacing. Brand navy #112238 with #0071e3 accents. Quality voiceover, no hard-sell graphics. They'll share their current static creatives and app screens as reference. TIMELINE First cuts within 3 weeks of kickoff. Final files one week after feedback. BUDGET ~ $5,000 for the batch of six, with room to grow into a longer series. HOW TO APPLY Email elvis@simabove.com with a short reel or two relevant examples, plus how you'd approach the hook. Elvis has said he'll reply to everyone who applies. Try to show the best of your work when applying for the opportunity (even better if you have examples relevant to the product category of the client). Reach out to me if you have any questions!

If you could learn anything this week with AI, what would you like learn? What would you really want to know right now that would help you? What could I best share with you that would really be of value to you?

JUST DROPPED: Check out The Production Guide to create your own viral POV video in the PROMPTS section of the Classroom Reverse-engineer my viral 1983 Manhattan POV: 1M views, 65K likes. Every still-frame prompt, motion/Seedance prompt, and sound cue, scene by scene, plus the psychology behind why it worked. Use the POV Time Machine framework to build your own era. 🎯 The challenge: one POV video, this week. 📲 Now the important part — POST IT IN THE COMMUNITY. 👇 Drop your video right here with your place + year as the caption. Don't sit on it, don't "polish it later," don't lurk. We can build out loud together — so let us know what place + time you want to try this week, and let us walk into your world. We'll hype you up, catch your details, comment on your post when it goes live! 💬🔥

It started with a feeling: 🌊 calm, coastal, the sound of waves, muted coastal color. Inside the core foundation section of the classroom you will find the project. Here is a [link] Go check it out, then build your own together here. 👇

I was asked by Luma Labs to create my own skill on their platform. So I thought, okay, what could be useful? One thing I that in my photography that I almost always had to create for all my fashion clients, was to photograph their current collection on a perfectly lit white backdrop. Whether it's a high-end brand like Valentino, or a fashion brand with a Shopify store, most brands at some point need e-commerce and look-book imagery, to clearly properly represent and show the clothing to sell. So that's what I set out to do: make a skill that would do just that, but do it at a very high standard, elevated way with beautiful lighting and bake in an aesthetic that would reference the high-fashion model feel. Here is the video I made for Luma Labs. If you have an account already, you can try out my Luma Skill for free: https://lumalabs.ai/jodijones-skill All of these images below were just either a sketch or a garment hung on a hanger, piece of clothing on the bed or flatlay garment or a snapshot that I put through the skill, and this is a small sample of what came out...