Three photos of one room, three different sofas. That is what you get when you move the camera with one prompt. ► Start here: https://www.skool.com/digiaistudio/classroom/670b06c1?md=89af42a43521410194dfb3ea767a22f9 What is inside: - One photo in, the same room from four camera positions, every wall, window, door and object where it was - The Plan Sheet drawn from the photo and the Set List, the two references that travel into every view - A six second pan from view A to view B that proves the four pictures are one room - The open plan hard case, kitchen into living, shown failing without the Plan Sheet and passing with it - A client sheet you send the same day GPT Image 2 for the views, Seedance 2.5 for the pan. Pro members: it is in the classroom now. Post one room photo below and I will tell you where camera B should stand.

Six images GPT Image 2 cannot make from one prompt. Every page proves it: the bare fail beside the pass. ► Start here: https://www.skool.com/digiaistudio/classroom/d0eebedc?md=ff166c108c6c489ea8ed6088f3a0dc22 What is inside: - Water that bends a straw, one shop before and after in a single frame, one set from two cameras, a mirror that reflects the room behind you, a product at its real size, a drawing whose numbers add up - Each one built as a chain: plate, edit, final, every step above its prompt - The Chain Sheet and the Fix Bank, so you can run the method on your own subject Post your hardest fail below and I will tell you which chain fixes it.

► DAS32 | Dated Room to Renovation Preview: https://www.skool.com/digiaistudio/classroom/5512efa6 One phone photo of a dated living room goes in. An eighteen second renovation film comes out: the furniture out, the floor up, the paper off, the new floor down, the walls painted, the lights up, the curtains and the sofa in. One camera, and the bay window, the fire and the door never move. Then three finished options of the same room and a one page client sheet that says what changes and what stays. Two blocks do the work. The Room Lock, written from the photo, keeps the shell. The Style Kit, materials and colours only, changes the finishes. The film is four stills from the same camera and three clips, first frame to last frame, with every element changing in its turn. No dissolve. If you did DAS30, this is the next step. DAS30 furnishes an empty room for sale. DAS32 keeps a lived in room's shell and shows the client the change happening, stage by stage. Inside: the Renovation Director (the master prompt that writes your lock, your kits and every prompt), the living room three ways, the bedroom match, the kitchen as the hard room, the four stage stills and the three clip prompts of the film, the client sheet as a file, the Fix Bank and the Honest Preview Rules. Build the film for one room of your own and post it here. I want to see your strip out stage.