Welcome to AI Storytellers. I'm glad you're here. I'm Nick Nebelsky, and this community exists for one reason — to help you make films with AI. Not someday. Not when you're ready. NOW! NOW! NOW! ✦ YOUR FIRST CREATION — STEP BY STEP: 💥 STEP 1: WRITE YOUR PROMPT — Describe a character or scene in 1-3 sentences. Example: 'A young astronaut standing on an alien ice moon, Jupiter rising behind her, wonder on her face.' 🧸 STEP 2: GENERATE YOUR IMAGE — Use a free image tool: ChatGPT (chatgpt.com) or Claude AI (claude.ai). Paste your prompt. Hit generate. Pick the image you love most. 🎬 STEP 3: ANIMATE WITH GEMINI — Go to gemini.google.com. Upload your image and type: 'Please create a short animation based on this image. [Add 1-2 sentences describing any movement or atmosphere.]' Download or screenshot the result. 🤣 STEP 4: SHARE IT — Post your image AND your animation in the #first-creations channel. Tag it: #Day1Win. You just completed your first animation. BOOM. You are officially a creator. Now let's break the ice. 😍 Introduce yourself in the comments with: 1. Who you are — "I'm a writer exploring AI video" or "I'm a total beginner and I'm terrified and excited." 2. Your North Star film — What's the ONE movie that made you fall in love with storytelling? The one that lives in you. ("I watched Star Wars at 7 and never looked back.") That's it. Drop your intro below and let's get to know each other. Can't wait to see what you're made of. — Nick 😆 P.S. Have fun. Seriously. This field is changing every week and none of us have it all figured out. That's what makes it exciting. Hey it's not perfect. But it's COMPLETE. Now do it again, and again, and again!

30-Day Daily Visual Challenge -Day 11 A beginner-friendly guide to creating digital images & videos How it works: Each day you get one simple theme and one short challenge. Use your phone, tablet, or any digital tool you like. There are no wrong answers — just create and have fun! No people. See if you can find a shape or a mood of an object or cartoon character that is “Smile!" ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Welcome @Chris Kyle to the happy family! Check out the pinned posts first Chris. Then get yourself acquainted and if you need to learn about creating your first film head over to START HERE and do that otherwise, introduce yourself there!

ASMR prompts are a completely different beast from normal cinematic prompts. Most people miss this, which is why their “ASMR videos” just look like regular clips. Real ASMR content is built around sensory triggers, not story. 1. ASMR Prompts = What You Hear + Feel 🔊 ASMR prompts are built around micro sensory events. The viewer should almost feel the texture through the screen. Instead of: “A balloon pops” You describe every tiny sensory trigger 3. ASMR Uses Micro-Scale Cinematography 🔬 Most viral ASMR prompts use: - extreme macro - slow motion - texture destruction Because the audience wants to see tiny details. 4. ASMR Needs "Tension → Release" Good ASMR always has a build-up moment. 5. ASMR Prompts Always Include Sound Design 🎧 Regular prompts often ignore sound. ASMR prompts specifically call out audio triggers: 🔥🔥🔥🔥And it's one of prompts in my new 25-Pack ASMR Prompt Pack on 🔥🔥🔥SALE TODAY ONLY for $7!!! Price goes up to $10 tomorrow!

Wishing you great success as your community grows and all the universe has waiting for you as you flourish.