Good Morning! Spent the week working on my first venture into cinematic process using AI. Just finished my first short film "The Cave" — a post-apocalyptic twist on Plato's Allegory of the Cave. Survivors chained in a bunker-cave, manipulated by a creepy enigmatic figure

Peter Schiff talking about the dollar collapse got me feeling golden today. 🪙⚖️💸

Wanted to get away this AM from the frozen tundra that NYC has become. So I asked @grok to take me somewhere zen. Had so much fun with the last #ASMR video process, decided to drop another to enjoy with a warm matcha latte. 🍵 Soothing sounds + scenes by #GrokImagine 👂👇

-The Fissure of the meaning- TFTT: @_in_ASH “A fissure, and the mind leaks through.” Tagging: @taigajim @Romers_360

#silverprice is still holding strong this AM, so I decided to lean into the aesthetic. After creating such a Silver Siren with @Grok yesterday, I couldn't stop there. Ran the stills through #GrokImagine and dropped my hero clips in #CapCut to get this final cut dripping in

GM fam. Late start cuz... Monday. But #silver ? Looking 🔥 this morning—new highs, ~$110+, pure bullish glow. Had to fire up @Grok and get it to dream in silver tones. Inspiration level: metallic. You feeling the shine today?

Good morning from NYC! 🏙️❄️🥶 It's basically a blizzard today so I didn't feel like trekking out to capture the beauty of the snow -- I let @Grok handle that for me. Here's some calming #ASMR sounds for you to enjoy over a cup of whatever keeps you warm. ☕️

Walking into the weekend, working on a few things with Grok.

@azed_ai From there, I used #GrokImagine to turn those stills into short video clips – smooth animations of glitter cascading, lips shimmering, total beauty campaign vibes. Dropped 'em into CapCut, synced to a sick beat, and boom: a polished final cut ready to go viral. AI made this so

Next, I had Grok generate the logo and a bunch of variants – gold, minimalist, luxury – you name it. Then we moved to bottle designs: sleek tubes with prismatic glitter effects in different colors. I even tried the product grid prompt that @azed_ai shared. All in like, an hour?

First off, I had Grok generate the hero stills. I drew inspo from Marilyn Minter's glossy, sensual art – think dripping glitter on skin, close-ups that scream luxury. I was really impressed by the level of detail that Grok nailed these images, capturing that wet, iridescent glow

I had so much fun creating images with the Marilyn Minter inspired prompt that I decided to spin them into a full marketing campaign for a conceptual cosmetics line called GlitterLust – all about that shimmery, seductive vibe. I used #Grok for everything from designs, logo,

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GM! Melting into another Monday with Grok ✨📷Dripping Minter vibes this AM—what are you cooking up today? (these came out extra wet & sparkly this morning 📷

The big payoff: breaking free, stepping into the light, leaving the shadows behind. This was me fumbling through AI tools, learning on the fly, and somehow ending up with a short I'm genuinely pumped about. Philosophical sci-fi on a shoestring — love how it turned out. Thanks

Once I had all my key stills, I used Grok Imagine to turn them into video clips. Added motion, varied actions/emotions, camera moves, angles — it brought the scenes to life way better than I expected. After that, rough-cut everything in CapCut Pro. I wrote a basic narration

Midway through I found this killer Grok hack for consistent faces. I'd upload a reference and use this exact prompt: "Use the uploaded reference image for exact face identity lock of [woman and man]. Preserve exact facial features, eye shape/color, nose, mouth, jawline, hair

Started with Grok for the big-picture stuff: general ideas, cinematic compositions, and scene grids with different shots/angles. I love how Grok's image gen feels more dynamic and film-like. After finding a few characters that I liked I used Nano Banana to create a composite of