🎬 Directors, it’s time for a WIN CHECK! 🙌🏽✨ What’s something you accomplished this week that you’re proud of? Maybe you: ✨ Finished a project ✨ Landed a new client ✨ Learned a new AI tool or skill ✨ Posted your content consistently ✨ Made a sale 💰 ✨ Finally started something you’ve been putting off ✨ Or simply kept going when you felt like giving up! Big or small A WIN IS A WIN! 💪🏽 Drop your win in the comments so we can celebrate each other! 👇🏽🎉 Let’s fill this post with GOOD NEWS & GOOD ENERGY! 🔥

Directors, what are you using, doing or experimenting with right now that the rest of us need to know about? Maybe it’s... 👀 An AI tool you discovered 🎥 A generator that’s been giving you GREAT results 🎬 A camera or prompting technique ✂️ An editing trick 🔊 A sound or voice tool 💡 A workflow that’s saving you time 🔥 A feature everybody is sleeping on PUT 👏🏾 US 👏🏾 ON! Drop ONE thing below and tell us why you like it. And don't just drop yours and run. 😂 Check the comments and see what your fellow Directors are sharing too. We have too much knowledge in this room not to learn from each other. 🎬 I’m dropping mine in the comments too. 👀

I just want to give a big thank you to Toy for her guidance. I learned how to put together a cinematic AI video, and I can already tell this is only the beginning for me. I wanted to practice with something that felt like a real brand opportunity, so I started researching companies that had customer demand around a product coming back. That’s when I came across Whataburger bringing back one of their sandwiches. So I took that idea and created a cinematic commercial around the return. This was really about taking what I learned and actually applying it instead of just watching tutorials. I still have a lot more I want to learn, but I’m excited to keep building, experimenting, and getting better with every video. Thank you again, Toy, for helping me get started. This is definitely only the beginning.

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! 😂

Okay Directors, this one has officially changed the way I create. I've completed several projects using Reference Sheets, including a recent project that required me to maintain the same character throughout almost TWO MINUTES of video. 👀 And THAT is where reference sheets really showed me their value. Instead of going into every generation trying to recreate the look, wardrobe, environment, colors, camera style, and overall visual direction from scratch, I had a blueprint. That's what I want you to understand with this module. A reference sheet isn't just a pretty visual. It's a tool to help you: 🎬 Lock in your character and visual direction 🎨 Establish your wardrobe, environment, and color palette 🎥 Define your camera language before generating ⏱️ Create faster with a clearer direction 💰 Waste fewer credits trying to recreate what you already had Inside the new Reference Sheets section of the Classroom, I'm walking you through my process and showing you how I actually use them when creating. And yes, I'm giving you the actual prompt from my promo as a BONUS so you can study how I went from the idea → creative direction → reference sheet → scenes. I don't just want you prompting better. I want you thinking like a Director before you ever hit generate. 🎬 📣 PRICE REMINDER Tomorrow is the LAST DAY to get access to the entire Digi Collective for $77 one time. After tomorrow, access increases to $97. If you've been watching from the sidelines, this is your heads up. 👀 Directors, the new module is waiting for you inside the Classroom. Go create! 🎬