Here's my latest in freepik. Still working on a POC for a potential client. I am loving Freepik spaces but I'm becoming very aware that to scale this up for a professional pipeline I will have to look at ComfyUI. I love the training function in freepik has really helped maintain image consistency.

Some doors shouldn’t be opened.Some names shouldn’t be remembered. Paloma looks for help and finds something far more dangerous. Paloma Episode 2 will be out tomorrow on YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/@whatsintheboxgrandma

Following on from my previous post I've had an opportunity land on my desk to produce content for fashion social and e-comm. Here's my first attempt. I've not really got the hang of node based workflows yet but its clearly the way forward. Slight issues with my model aging differently in the scenes but this is something I know I can rectify. I think my client is going to be blown away when they realise the transformative effect this could have on their business and their speed to market...

Hey all, this is still very much WIP but I've had to rush it out as folio filler due to an off script fashion opportunity that's come my way. They have asked to see what I can do so along with a load of statics and Omni reference work I'm in the process of throwing a few videos together for a meeting this week. I believe they are looking at more or a standard e-commerce photography pipe line but I'm throwing in a social service to see if they are keen on exploring. All feedback appreciated 👊

My first crack at midjourney is proving to be amazing and frustrating but I believe this course will give me the knowledge to control and hopefully master image gen. What I'm experiencing so far is that it's essential to create a series of scenes that are consistent and this is where I expect nano banana will help me craft a series of shots to then take into video. I've set myself a 10 seconds social brief titled The rat race where I will be editing a fast paced promo vid for Nike for practice. I'm honestly so pleased to experience the struggle in getting the right shots and video as it confirms that you still need to use creative skills and experience to get decent content. I had a conversation with a creative the other week whilst in London who said at the moment we are going through what he calls a race to the bottom, with non creatives using AI to put out below par creative and there are big brands doing this. He said this this was initially concerning but now believes it gives more opportunity for considered and well edited, crafted creative to stand out and I love that take. AI gives us so many opportunities but the phrase 'nothing worth doing is easy' still applies to those who don't want to join the race to the bottom Here's my journey so far. Along way to go, including manual editing and motion graphics but I'm feeling inspired. Thanks for putting this course together Cameron I can't wait to see where it goes.