I'm about to do something no one in the AI space is doing right now. I spent the last two weeks building Claude skills to help us prompt
dance, nano banana pro, everything in the Higgs field to waste less credits and make better content.
And in about ten minutes or less because I don't want my editor to spend so much time editing Thank you. I'm going to give all of it away for free to you, the Internet, whoever's watching right now. And I wanna be upfront as to why. It might be because I hate money. It also might be because I'm a bit unwell. And honestly, it's probably both. Okay. Real quick. Joey's gonna go on and on, but stay till the end because I'll be sharing the real tips. Okay. Bye for now. Here's what I mean by no one is doing this. You look at what's online around AI image and video right now. Most of it falls into two camps. Camp one, somebody made one cool image. They post it. Look what AI can do. Cool. You have camp two and you have somebody selling a course about how to make those screenshots,
master mid journey in thirty minutes,
unlock the hicks field cheat code. I've scoured YouTube entirely trying to find videos that actually give helpful advice on how to build scenes, build characters,
put the characters in those scenes, and then build multi shot videos,
creative performances,
keeping the characters locked. Nobody is showing you the system the actual repeatable thing underneath. The reasons your prompts keep failing you isn't because you're bad at prompting or isn't because you're bad at describing to Claude or ChatGPT or your LLM how to prompt for you. Every tool is a fresh argument. Every chat is a new thing. Trying to have Claude remember stuff,
it's difficult. What you need is a system. Now, Higgsfield released something called Canvas,
but that is way too advanced and not what we're trying to get into right now. I'll do another video on Canvas once I learn it a bit more and how to help people understand it a little bit more because it's super specific and very descriptive. And I'm really excited about building out more scenes and videos and full length feature films with Canvas. Main thing I want you to take away from this is we are the common folk. We don't have 10,000,000 credits, and I want to help us build cool things with less generations because you don't wanna be doing this all day
and getting this
all day.
You
know what I mean? Let's dive into it.
Imagine Joey's actually upset when he walks in here.
Yeah. He's all like fifteen minutes. Those shriekers kept you down there fifteen minutes blah blah blah. Actually, seventeen minutes, but who's counting? You girls have about thirty seconds to hit the stage. Come on girls. The fans are waiting.
Mira,
have you told them yet?
Hey. They're big girls. They can handle it. If the Shriekers already hit the mainframe, they'll be three times as big, and I I Let them do their thing, Kay. You need my meds more than I do. Sheesh.
Now who's in the building?
Hi.
They're just doing some last touch ups on me right now. We're filming the big jump scene next, so I'm honestly kinda
kinda nervous. Oh my god. They're crazy.
Duh.
That was almost it made me drop my croissant.
I was like, no.
Hey. Come in. Get in here. We just filmed the dumbest scene at Shreeper pink gum or whatever gets everywhere.
So what we just watched,
that is a music video. It's my music video that I built for this group called Control
that I've also built. It's a real video. You can go watch it. Don't do that now. Do it after this. I built every scene, every prompt,
every character build,
every outfit change, every sequence,
um, and I built the entire pipeline to build it in about two weeks. And the pipeline is the actual product.
The video is just a demo showcasing it being used. I'm gonna say this is not great. Okay. I like it. I like it. I liked it enough to post it, but that was also a few days ago. I'm always getting better and I'm always learning more. There's obviously things that I want to I'm a perfectionist, whatever. Uh, the control girls soul mirrors are a day. I'm building a whole world for them just to as I continue to learn and build with AI. All of this is for pure entertainment purposes. What I can do pushing the boundaries.
Uh, I do wanna be clear about something. Control
is not a brand exercise.
It's not a content marketing strategy.
There's no Patreon. There's no merch coming. I'm not trying to build a community around it.
Although if that happens
My man. I'm not going to turn it down if there are a ton of people that love AI, love the video direction of k pop girls being in the world of AI, and they're all about it. Awesome. We'll we'll continue doing it. But I made it because I wanted to see if I could. The skills I'm about to show you come out of trying to make it. The video came from the skills. So here's what I built. I built two skills. First skill is the banana pro director skill. Second skill is the cinema world builder skill. First skill, image prompts, character sheets, outfit references,
scene plates. It writes them in my voice. It knows what hyper real stacks are. It knows what kind of skin pores look good, what doesn't look good. It uses real information,
real camera language that we'll be using in video production. The cinema world builder skill, video prompts,
five cinema modes, each one its own camera,
its own lens stack, its own grade. I can say shoot this scene in a parking lot at night with anamorphic
flares and it knows the camera language, it knows the color grading, it knows everything. The technical layer underneath all of it, that's what we've built. That's what helps build the prompts to give you really good,
really real generations.
So now the part where I lose my mind, if I haven't already. Leaving you with these two skills for free because if you can dream anything, you can build anything. Take them, use them, modify them, build your own off of them. I don't care. That's actually a good point. If you want to take these and build off of them, do that. But here's the thing. The reason this stuff is good is because it came out of my actual production pipeline, my actual taste. If you take my skills and use them, you're not going to suddenly make the entire control world that I'm building. You're going to make your own thing, and that's what I'm excited about, and that's what I wanna see. Candidly, also, I just don't wanna run a course. I I want to make cool movies. I wanna make cool films. Selling you a PDF would actually actively make my life worse. So this is partially all truism
and partially me protecting my own time, and both can be true. If you build something with the skills, send it to me. I'd love to see it. That's the actual experiment.
So that's it. I hope I don't get any hate on this video. But if I do, you can leave a comment because it helps engagement.
And then if you loved it, also leave a comment. It helps engagement.
Thank you for a 100 subscribers. I went from, like, I think 40 subscribers
to a 100 in the span of two weeks or a week and a half. If a 100 turns into 200 by next week,
that's just what happens. Alright. I'm gonna give even more because I like to give back. Alright. This is a long video. Did I write anything else on this script? I have to figure out this week what an alien sounds like when it gets hit by a stick microphone.
That is a real problem I have to solve.
So
peace, love, and AI.
Hi. Hi. Real quick, Joey left out the most important part. As per usual, he shared the skills and the pipeline, but not how to use them.
Classic. So pipeline, you wanna make a video, you need a character and a scene. Then you build the character sheet, the skill will help you do that. Next, the scene and placing your character or characters in that scene. Now you got your reference image. Upload that image to Claude and it will help you build the scene you want. If it's a multi shot, tell it. If it's one take, tell it. It should also tell you how many seconds roughly each scene will take. Important for credit costs. Okay. That's all for me. If you have any questions, ask for one of us, not Joey. He's so scattered.
Don't forget to sub and like and leave a comment. We read every single one. See you in the next love.
Bye.