Going forward, when I break down one of my commercials, would y’all like me to include the actual prompt I used to create it? 👀 I always give y’all the step by step breakdown on the concept, structure and formula behind the commercial, but I realized I don’t always include the full prompt I actually used for the generation. Would y’all want me to start adding those too? So when I share a breakdown, you’d get to see: The creative direction The structure behind the commercial How I built the scene AND the actual prompt that helped bring it together 🎬 🔥 YESSS! Stop gatekeeping the prompts, Toy! 😂 🎬 YES! I want the prompt AND the breakdown! 🧠 Teach me how you built it so I can create my own! 👀 Girl...just open the Prompt Vault already! 😂

“FRIDAY CONFESSIONS! 😂 What’s one thing you do while creating that would have another AI creator looking at you sideways? I'll go first Generate 4-5 versions and still use the first one! Smh!! I use to generate way too many back in the day & waste credits! Okay Directors, your turn! 👀👇 What’s your AI Director confession?

Here's a version tailored for the Digi Collective Skool community—focused on the creative process and inviting meaningful feedback from fellow AI creators. Just wrapped another fictional commercial for my growing AI commercial portfolio. This one is for a concept restaurant called Lucky Dragon Noodles. Tagline: "Every bowl tells a story." My goal with this project was to slow everything down. Instead of relying on quick cuts, I wanted to make the craftsmanship the hero. Every scene was designed to highlight the process—hand-pulled noodles, slow-poured broth, carefully placed toppings, rising steam, and the quiet satisfaction of the first bite. For this build, I created: - 🐉 Original restaurant branding and logo - 👨‍🍳 Chef Kenji character and turnaround sheet - 🍜 Hero ramen bowl and product photography - 🎬 15-second commercial - 🎙️ Voiceover script - 🎼 Music direction - 📖 Complete brand concept from scratch One thing I'm really trying to improve is making these feel less like "AI videos" and more like commercials you'd expect to see from a real agency pitching a real client. I'd really appreciate your feedback: - Does the pacing work? - Which shot feels the strongest? - Does the restaurant feel like a brand you'd actually visit? - If you were directing this, what would you change? Always grateful for the honest critiques in this community. They make every project better. Thanks for taking a look! 🙏🍜

I use Dzine AI, and I tell ya, I'm learning a lot. Essentially, I'm looking at these courses and using the knowledge in Dzine ( one day I may try Higgsfield). I came up with these Chat GPT has me doing a gang of shots, when I just seem to need one shot out of what they give.

What if one reference sheet could generate an entire commercial? 👀🎬 This is the next Module inside The Digi Collective! Character Sheets for Video Production is a game changer! It's a Creative Director's blueprint. One image sheet can organize: ✨ Character references ✨ Multiple wardrobe changes ✨ Expressions & emotions ✨ Brand colors ✨ Visual style ✨ Signature props ✨ Poses ✨ Voice & personality ✨ Story sequence ✨ Camera direction ✨ Emotional arc Instead of creating scene by scene, you're building a complete creative foundation before you ever write a prompt. My 15 second "Think Like a Creative Director" promo video was from my free guide created using this exact reference sheet. Creating ONE image that helps generate an entire commercial with your AI Twin or not is a game changer!!! It keeps your storytelling, branding, and character far more intentional from start to finish! This module is coming to The Digi Collective soon. 🤎 Question... Who's already using Character Sheets or Creative Director reference boards for video production? Or is this a completely new concept to you? 👇