@Paul Mc Keown Loves Storytelling @Mildred Herrera @Emma Hryniewicz is into sci-fi storytelling and @Cynthia Walton who loves ai photos and filmmaking. Please go to the START HERE pinned post where you'll find instructions on how to create an AI image and an AI Film from that image. Then you'll get your first win. There are many challenges, contests, prompts, and films to view. I encourage you also to read the house rules that encouragement engagement! Just added @Şeyma Yazıcı !

@Kharisman Brown empower up! @Lisa Ann I like your business philosophy! @Julie Klaus Etsy all the way! @Satyadev. N Maya? We need to talk!

I'll "BE AN OPEN BOOK" starting next week in @Krista Brea KDP Publishing Community because they are all into books over there. I will share everything on how I started the process. I won't be talking film in this post on Krista's site. I want your opinion of what I've been working on for the past two years. It's amazing what I learned already from one beta reader! 1. Limited Third Person POV - In limited third person, the narrator sticks inside one character’s head at a time. Example: Jimmy tiptoed down the hallway.The smell made his stomach twist.What on earth did the chef put in that pudding? Here we only know what Jimmy knows. We do not know: - what the chef is thinking - what Lady Poodington secretly plans - what the narrator thinks of everyone It’s like the camera is sitting on Jimmy’s shoulder. A lot of mysteries use this because it protects the clues. 1. Omniscient Third Person POV - Omniscient means “all-knowing narrator.” The narrator can tell us anything about anyone. Example: Jimmy tiptoed down the hallway, unaware that Chef Excrementi was already watching from the kitchen door.The chef smiled. He knew exactly what was in the pudding. Now we know things Jimmy does not know. The narrator can jump between: - Jimmy - the chef - Lady Poodington - the hotel itself

Headphones or Airpods recommended for listening. So this is not a Narrative sample of what a true story is. However, there is a lot of enjoyment from these types of movies. Just ask our resident Calm Expert, @Lydia Lowery Busler who uses her voice and her Original Music (not AI). This is still a great little exercise. So consider this Part 1 just Enjoy it. Part 2, I'll break it down (next week) and show you how easy this can be for you. What you'll learn: How to get started, how to extend in different platforms, and a little editing, and match cut transitions. You'll also learn some of the little challenges I had along the way and how I used a little known "Cheat" on how to extend your film even more when you run out of clips like I did! So join us next week. in the Cohort!

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