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11 contributions to AI Automation Society
Looking for Help - AI Video
Looking for the Best AI Video creators that can produce the highest quality AI videos for product demos and marketing
3 likes • Jan 27
Here is more clarity: I’m looking for a very specific type of AI video developer. This is not explainer videos.This is not flashy animations.This is not “AI-looking” content. If your work feels generated, templated, or techy — this is not a fit. THE STYLE WE CREATE We create cinematic, narrative-driven AI videos that feel real, grounded, and human. Think:• Blue-collar realism• Natural lighting• Real environments (homes, trucks, job sites) • Subtle camera movement • Emotion and story over features These videos should feel like a brand film or Netflix-style commercial, not an ad and not a demo. If I paused a frame of the video, someone should assume it was shot with a real camera. HOW THE STORY IS TOLD There is no talking head and no traditional explanation. The story is told through human moments, such as: • A technician walking back to a truck • A homeowner interaction • Checking a phone after finishing a job • A quiet moment of pride or completion AI elements are minimal and contextual, for example: • A 5-star review appearing naturally on a phone screen • Simple text overlays that enhance the scene • Clean, restrained motion — never distracting The AI should support the story, not be the story. WHAT I AM LOOKING FOR You must be able to: • Create cinematic AI videos that do not look AI-generated • Think like a filmmaker, not a prompt engineer • Understand pacing, framing, mood, and emotional beats • Build narrative sequences from simple human actions • Use AI overlays sparingly and tastefully • Match blue-collar realism and trust-based branding This is reputation marketing, not feature marketing. NON-NEGOTIABLES (DO NOT APPLY IF YOU DO THESE) • Stock-looking AI people • Over-animated text • Explainer-style visuals • Futuristic dashboards or UI overlays • SaaS demo vibes • Social media gimmicks • Anything that screams “AI video” HOW TO APPLY When you apply, include: 1. Comment here and DM personally - Examples of work that match this exact style 2. A short explanation of how you would recreate this type of video 3. The tools or workflows you would use (only if relevant — no buzzwords)
0 likes • Jan 28
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Building Your Personal Brand #2 of 14
Building Your Brand Series Inspired by my podcast “14 Elements of Building a Brand,” I’m sharing daily Skool posts on each element to help you level up your personal brand. These are simple, bite-sized insights to get you thinking and acting. Let’s dive in! Day 2: Identify Your Target Audience No brand thrives without knowing who it’s for. Pinpoint your ideal audience—the people who need what you offer and vibe with your style. Without this, your message gets lost in the noise. Think: Who benefits most from your skills? Targeting them turns followers into fans. Who’s your dream audience? Drop it in the comments. Check the podcast for more tips.
2 likes • Jan 23
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3 months ago I couldn't build a single workflow😳
Back in August 2025, I found Nate's YouTube channel. I was curious about AI automation but had no idea where to start. I joined AI Automation Society and started learning. Two weeks in, I saw Nate post about a hackathon event. Did not have a clue what that meant. The catch: it was only available in the paid community, AI Automation Society Plus. The very first week, a hackathon dropped: build a lead gen system in 2 weeks. 119 builders entered. I had no business competing. One month into my automation journey. Zero tech background. But I went all in. Every night after work. Debugging until 3am. Stuck on nodes for hours. Asking Claude, ChatGPT and pretty much any LLM I could talk to explain code like I was 5. I used multiple because I kept hitting my context window... anyway. My final build scraped Google Maps, enriched leads with Hunter + Apollo, scored them, and pushed qualified ones into cold email campaigns — all automated. 50 leads scraped, enriched, and loaded in under 60 seconds. I won first place. $1,000. This began a crazy journey! But what does any of this matter to you? I have a feeling I was once in the same place as many of you. Are you still watching tutorials... or are you actually building? What's stopping you from going all in? For me, it was fear. I didn't think I was ready. I thought I needed to learn more first. But here's what I realized — you don't learn by watching. You learn by doing. I call it massive imperfect action. The hackathon forced me to build. The paid community gave me the structure to finish and be rewarded for hard work. This is why I took the leap of faith and what AIS+ provided for me: → Structure — actual courses that walk you through building real systems → Accountability — hackathons and challenges that force you to ship → Access — Nate and other advanced builders who answer questions and give feedback → Momentum — being surrounded by people who are actually building, not just watching I'm not saying the free community isn't valuable. It is. I started here.
2 likes • Jan 23
Savage
2 likes • Jan 23
Congrats man! Way to put on the work
🚀New Video: I Built an AI System That Automates My Proposals (n8n + Gamma)
In this video, I walk through how I built an AI-powered system using n8n and Gamma’s API to automatically turn meeting recordings into professional business proposals and slide decks. The workflow takes a recorded call, transcribes it, and passes it to an AI agent that analyzes the conversation and generates a full proposal based on the client’s needs, goals, and context. That proposal is then sent to Gamma, which creates a clean, professional slide deck filled with the right business details and structure. The finished deck is automatically delivered back for review so you can make quick edits and send it straight to the client. This is a full behind-the-scenes build showing how to automate one of the most time-consuming parts of client work. GOOGLE SHEET TEMPLATE
4 likes • Jan 23
Amazing! Thanks for sharing
🚨 A quick security reminder about automation workflows
Don’t run workflows from strangers without inspecting every single node first. Whether it’s an n8n workflow, Make scenario, Zap export, or a random JSON someone drops in a Discord or Skool post — blindly importing and running automations is risky. There are bad actors out there. Some are obvious. Some are very good at hiding what they’re doing. I’m sharing workflows to help people learn and move faster — but you should still verify everything before you run anything. Why this matters Automation tools usually have deep access to: - APIs - Databases - Credentials - File systems - Webhooks - Internal business data A single hidden node can: - Exfiltrate credentials - Send your data to a third-party server - Create hidden webhooks - Write or delete database records - Trigger actions on a schedule you never notice And the scariest part? ⚠️ It can look completely harmless at first glance. Good security practices (please don’t skip these) 1️⃣ Inspect every node — no exceptions - Open each node - Check URLs, endpoints, headers, payloads - Look for unfamiliar domains or IPs - Be suspicious of “utility” or “helper” nodes 2️⃣ Verify the source - Who posted it? - Do they explain what it does and why? - Does the workflow come with context or documentation? - Anonymous drops = 🚩 3️⃣ Never import with credentials pre-attached - Remove all credentials before testing - Re-add your own manually - Never trust “ready-to-run” workflows with keys baked in 4️⃣ Test in a sandbox first - Use a dev instance - Use test APIs / fake data - Never run unknown workflows in production first 5️⃣ Watch for outbound traffic - HTTP Request nodes - Webhooks - “Logging” endpoints - Anything sending data “for analytics” If you don’t recognize the destination — investigate. 6️⃣ Least-privilege access - Use limited API keys - Separate prod vs dev credentials - Rotate keys regularly 7️⃣ Assume automation = code No-code does not mean low-risk.
🚨 A quick security reminder about automation workflows
2 likes • Jan 23
Thanks for sharing
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@hudson-wikoff-9560
Founder of Elite Team AI - we help build custom AI solutions including Voice, Agents, Software and Apps for Sales Leader, Coaches, & Home Services

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