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Hey friends, Chase here This episode is short and honest: if you don’t love the work you’re making, don’t ship it — or better yet, figure out how to love the work before you ship it. I know that sounds blunt, but the market — and more importantly, your audience — can smell half-hearted work a mile away. You can’t fake the stuff that matters. Loving the work isn’t about perfec...
If you’ve spent any time with the latest wave of AI video generators – specifically Veo 3– you’ve likely hit the wall. You know the one. You type in a prompt for something totally benign, like “a person walking down the sidewalk in late afternoon sun,” and bam: “Sensitive Content” warning. It’s frustrating. It kills your creative flow. And frankly, it’s confusing. You aren’t ...
I’ve been deep in the lab testing the latest iterations of the two heavyweights dominating the conversation right now: Midjourney and the surprisingly powerful newcomer, Nano Banana Pro. They are both incredible. They are also completely different animals. If you’re trying to decide which one fits your creative practice, you’re in the right place. Let’s break it down. Midjour...
You might have heard the rumblings about Google Flow: It’s their new AI-powered filmmaking tool, built on top of heavy-hitting models like Veo and Gemini. But let’s cut through the tech specs and get to the heart of the matter: Is this actually useful for creative pros, or is it just another shiny toy? I’ve dug into the interface and the output, and I’m seeing some things tha...
If you’ve been following the creative landscape lately, you know the speed of innovation is crazy. For years, we talked about the power of the still image. And now, the ability to bring those images to life isn’t just a “nice to have,” it’s becoming a requirement for modern storytelling. There’s a few ways to do this but today, I want to zero in on how to do it with Google’s ...
