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Brianne Zavala breaks down key AI concepts like Machine Learning, NLP, Deep Learning, and Generative AI to help you stay ahead. Learn how to stay ahead, understand key trends, and explore the innovations shaping the future of technology!

OpenAI coming out with a bunch of huge news lately, and it all means something if you take it together.

AI software’s rapid advancements are examined, questioning if they render photographers obsolete. The video explores the history of photo editing and the emergence of AI tools, interviewing AI software developers. A surprising perspective on the industry’s future unfolds.

This video explains over 30 Google AI tools in just nine minutes. Learn how these tools are categorized and which are most impactful for various needs, from deep research to creative tasks. Discover hidden gems and experimental features, gaining a comprehensive understanding of Google’s AI landscape.

AI is just a tool.

This is the behind-the-scenes story of how the Framer Academy studio came to life, and why Joseph refused to do green screen.

What started as a workflow problem in Oregon turned into a custom virtual production studio in Southern California, built around one constraint: hit record and get cinematic results with zero post-production pain.

Instead of a green screen, we built a real-time setup using a 120-inch Ambient Light Rejection (ALR) screen, projector-based environments, and physically accurate lighting. The result is a studio where backgrounds are in camera (can be made by AI), lighting reacts naturally, and the entire system runs on a one-button automation.

Inside the build:
• Why the Sony A7C II saved the project with precise shutter sync (when the FX3 couldn’t)
• How ALR screen physics let us shoot with full studio lighting on
• A fully automated “go time” workflow for instant recording and live-graded output
• Swapping environments on the fly using Cinema 4D renders and AI-generated sets

If you’re building a studio, fighting green screen, or curious what creator workflows look like after post-production, this video breaks down both the how and the why.

Well, AI music is everywhere and the robots are getting pretty good. But, I don’t think we’re doomed quite yet. Let’s talk about it.

Is it possible to get consistent, Hollywood-level cinematography from AI video generators? Yes, but you need the right workflow.

In this video, I’m sharing my Ultimate AI Prompt Workflow for cinematic filmmaking. We aren’t just typing text into a box and hoping for the best; we are building a “Murder Board” system that takes you from a static Midjourney image to a fully realized, cinematic shot using Nano Banana Pro, Kling 2.6, and LLMs.

I’ll show you how to structure the ultimate prompt template, the crucial 21:9 aspect ratio hack, and my favorite discovery: using ShotDeck to extract real movie metadata—including lens types, camera specs, and color hex codes—to force the AI to respect your cinematic vision.

If you are tired of random results and want to master the ultimate workflow for AI video, this is the tutorial you’ve been waiting for.

In a world, where the cost of answers is dropping to zero, the value of the question becomes everything…

This video explores the generation effect and AI’s impact on our mind (for better and worse).

The next episode of my AI series. The AI character is making using AI, but is still pretty heavily edited. Everything else done without AI.