-- What Makes This Work? @Nick Nebelsky @Shannon Boyer Just created a new NotebookLM-generated breakdown called “Anatomy of a Thriller Opening.” Honestly, it did a solid job pulling out the tension mechanics and structure … but I want to hear from you'll. What do YOU think makes a thriller opening actually land? -- Is it the atmosphere? The first shock? The character hook? The pacing? If you watched the breakdown: - What did NotebookLM get right? - What did it miss? - And what parts should be emphasized more if we turn this into a video format for the channel? I want this to be a community-driven breakdown, so drop your thoughts below -- even one sentence helps. Let’s build the ultimate thriller-opening formula together. 🔥🎬

Thanks to @Nick Nebelsky & @Ivan Ivanov for the encouragement and opportunity to break it down LIVE this Monday. I’ve spent the last few months refining a workflow that lets me go from idea --> cinematic frames --> finished AI film scenes -- faster and with way better consistency. Here’s what’s working right now: - lock character refs + style before generating anything - Storyboarding + build scenes with 3–6 multi-shot clusters instead of single images(Nano Banana & Seedreamv4) - push sequences into Seedance, Wan2.5, Veo3, or others for motion + camera dynamics - attach sound + dialogue + lip-sync at the end(11labs) + An AI AGENT that speeds up the whole pipeline Which steps would you be most interested in a deep dive on? Comment below 👇 Examples: https://anime-test.nyc3.cdn.digitaloceanspaces.com/AIFilmAcademy_promo.mp4 https://youtu.be/GqgYoDhELew https://www.skool.com/anime/big-update-fam-i-just-built-an-ai-agent-that-creates-your-anime-in-1-click?p=cf9cc192