What if you could have any famous actor from the past talk about your business? What if you could create unlimited videos, and the only thing limiting you was your imagination… or the imagination of others you could leverage with great prompts? Joe just shared that he’s hosting a Sora 2 Bootcamp — 4 hours of live training to teach you exactly how to do this, no technical skills required. Want to learn more? 🙌 👉 Check out Joe’s LinkedIn post Drop a comment “I’m in” if this is something you want info about — I’ll make sure you get the details.

Ultra-photoreal birthday celebration portrait: Cheerful man in the photo attached, keep the face perfectly as it is in the photo but wearing a crisp light-colored button-up shirt (soft chambray blue or cream linen), seated at a modern wooden desk. He holds a large pristine white sign (24"x18", slight matte texture) above his head with both hands, arms fully extended, elbows slightly bent. Sign faces camera perfectly perpendicular, all four edges clearly visible, hands gripping sides/bottom—fingers NOT obscuring any lettering. Sign text: Centered, bold uppercase sans-serif font (Helvetica Bold or similar), deep black ink, perfectly legible with crisp edges: "I WANT TO TAKE A MOMENT AND WISH YOU A VERY HAPPY BIRTHDAY!" Letter spacing optimized for readability, text occupying 80% of sign width. Birthday cake centerpiece: Positioned on desk directly in front of him—a stunning two-tier cake (8" and 6" layers) with smooth buttercream frosting in elegant ombre gradient (ivory to soft blush pink or sky blue). Top decorated with fresh flowers (small roses, eucalyptus sprigs) or gold leaf accents. Five lit candles standing tall on top tier, warm golden flames flickering, tiny wisps of smoke curling upward, wax just beginning to drip. Cake sits on vintage cake stand (white ceramic with scalloped edges or modern gold-trimmed marble). Balloon arrangement: Cluster of 8-10 helium balloons floating behind and to the left of subject, ribbons cascading down, tied to desk edge or chair. Mix of: 3-4 large statement balloons with text: Metallic gold/rose gold letter balloons spelling "HAPPY BDAY" or individual round balloons with phrases like "MAKE A WISH," "CELEBRATE," "CHEERS TO YOU" in elegant script or bold typography (balloons: 18-24" diameter, text printed/vinyl decals, NOT handwritten) 2-3 confetti-filled clear balloons: Transparent latex (16") filled with metallic confetti (gold, silver, iridescent) catching the light 3-4 solid balloons: Mix of complementary colors—blush pink, champagne gold, white marble print, soft sage green—creating depth and dimension

That’s exactly what’s possible now — thanks to Sora 2 (and a little secret weapon from evyAI 🤫). With evyAI’s Prompt-Generator Persona, you can create videos that look like pure magic — the same way Joe did when he made a hilarious clip of a baby talking about LinkedIn. 👶💬 “It’s never too early to grow your network…” 😂 In this short demo, Joe shows how he created that entire video using just one prompt. You can make portrait or landscape videos, mute or download them instantly — and yes, generate as many as you want for your brand or content strategy. If you’re interested in joining our special class on Monday, October 13, where Joe will teach exactly how to use Sora + evyAI to create unlimited videos for your business… 👉 Comment on the LinkedIn post below:🔗 https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:7381379926320517120/ We’ll try to give you exclusive access even if you’re not a Pro member. 😉

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