Ai has reached a point where your marketing can look like a national TV commercial. I've created several premium TV style commercials using Higgsfield, and every time someone asks me the same question... "What prompt did you use?" The prompt isn't what makes the difference. It's the creative direction behind it. This Airbnb commercial was created using my One Prompt Method, a framework I teach inside The Digi Collective classroom. To my Founding Members... This is your reminder to jump back into the classroom and start creating. You're not just watching tutorials. You're learning a complete creative process that helps you produce premium AI commercials with confidence. If you're not part of The Digi Collective yet, I created something to help you get started. 🎁 Grab my free Creative Director Mindset Shift playbook and discover the framework that's changing the way creators approach Ai commercials. Because we're not just learning AI. We're becoming Creative Directors, and thats 100% accurate!

If you're looking to level up your cinematography prompts, this is worth bookmarking. This website has a huge collection of AI camera movements you can use to make your commercials and films feel more cinematic. 🎥 From subtle push ins to dramatic tracking shots, it's a great source of inspiration when you're building prompts. https://aicameramovements.com/ Camera movement creates emotion, energy, and tells a great story! Save this one to your toolbox! 💪🎬⁠

Quick reminder... don't neglect the administrative side of your business. 👀 The past two weeks, I've been tightening everything up behind the scenes. I organized my Google Drive, built a professional pitch deck, and then realized... my LinkedIn profile was completely out of date. 😅 So I started over and rebuilt it from the ground up. It's easy to spend all your time creating, but if a potential client asks for your portfolio or looks you up online, your business should be ready. 💯 Fun fact: According to LinkedIn, members with a complete profile are significantly more likely to receive profile views, connection requests, and opportunities than those with incomplete profiles. Don't just build the content. Build the foundation that helps people trust your brand. Here's my refreshed LinkedIn if you'd like to connect! 👇 https://www.linkedin.com/in/la-toya-laster-0105aa303?utm_source=share_via&utm_content=profile&utm_medium=member_android

One of the best things I did last week wasn't creating another commercial. 🙌🏽 It was organizing my portfolio. Now, instead of digging through folders or trying to explain what I do, I can simply drop one of my links. Inside are my featured campaigns, client work, spec ads, AI Twins, and a quick "Read Me First" guide that tells my story. It instantly feels more professional & prepared. ✨ Makes a strong first impression ✨ Saves time ✨ Builds credibility ✨ Makes it easy for brands and clients to explore your work ✨ Shows you're serious about your craft Whether you're a designer, filmmaker, photographer, editor, or AI creator, your portfolio should work for you even when you're offline. Here's mine if you'd like to take a look. I'd love to hear your thoughts. 👇 https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1qhijd1T8pW2LIGf11kOMrOQpq3ltLfDC Drop your portfolio too. I'd love to see what you've been building.

Question for those offering AI services... Have you positioned yourself and given yourself a title yet? 👀 When I first started creating AI commercials and promo ads, I wasn't very confident in how I described what I did. I'd say, "I do AI videos... like AI commercials." 😂 As I've grown, I've realized your title matters because it shapes how people perceive your value. Now I'm repositioning myself again as I expand beyond small businesses and begin targeting larger brands. My new title? AI Commercial Director & Brand Strategist. 🎬 It's a title that better reflects the work I do and the vision I'm building toward. Don't be afraid to evolve. Your positioning should grow as your skills, portfolio, and goals grow. Now I'm curious... What's your title, or what title are you working toward?