Amazing results in Midjourney with no mention of the actors or the film. Featuring Bravehart, The Passion of Christ and Apocalypto. $3 lesson or $12 monthly sub on Patreon PATREON https://www.patreon.com/posts/through-lens-mel-152930881?utm_medium=clipboard_copy&utm_source=copyLink&utm_campaign=postshare_creator&utm_content=join_link or as a free gift for joining our DISCORD: https://discord.gg/tBBDTwMZuY

Join me on the Studio of Worlds Discord. It's brand new and will offer even more AI cinematic filmmaking goodness :) Hope to see you there. You won't be hard to miss if you do as it just launched today LOL https://discord.gg/MjBc5SaxHu

1960s Japanese tokusatsu style. Secret moonbase. Earth under threat from giant kaiju monsters. Professor Pudding — wild white hair, argyle sweater vest, round horn-rimmed glasses, pipe — is the world's most absent-minded genius and the accidental architect of Earth's only defense. His four daughters are the pilots of a single giant robot that requires all of them operating in perfect unison to function. The team is color coded CMYK. One giant robot. One secret moonbase. One very confused professor who is always right but never on time. Their nemesis — Krakobster — a giant bipedal lobster octopus in an obvious rubber suit, stomping through miniature Japanese cities with tremendous enthusiasm and bubble eyes. The lesson: How to build a retro tokusatsu AI cinematic world using Midjourney moodboards. Same technique, completely different register — proof that cinematic worldbuilding works across every genre from prestige drama to glorious camp. The tone: Earnest. Joyful. Completely straight-faced about everything.I will go thought the steps, step by step LOL Here are some initial ideas... should be a lot of fun

I made this for Seraphine of Mass Stellar in Nano Banana Pro. Seedream is great too. I use it for every character now. PROMPT 16:9 model sheet showing 24 headshots of the same character arranged in 3 rows and 8 columns. Row one: front view expressions (neutral, happy, sad, angry, sleepy, annoyed, bored, scared). Row two: three-quarter 45-degree view of the same expressions. Row three: full side profile view of the same expressions. Identical lighting, framing, scale, and character identity across all frames. Photographed realism, no text, no illustration, no CGI.

Every time I want to change a banner or make a new one, I can never remember the safety area. So I made this which I turned into a Photoshop PSD to layout my banners perfectly . Hope it helps you as well :)