Thursday night has me digging a little deeper into Short Pulse. And this is crazy simple. Chat with a bot to develop an idea. Jump over to the pulses to create the multi-shot director's cut. Edit the director's cut if you want. You created the images You created the script. Now you simply turn that creativity into a video. Sounds simple. It is! But can something this simple and efficient turn out great quality? You be the judge. Hit the like on TikTok. I am just getting started over there. https://www.tiktok.com/@alchemmyst0/video/7681590291823987982 When did you see the ShortPulse banner on the end scene? When it hit her toes? Her legs, the hemline? Or her face? Just curious if you even noticed it. Is the Affiliate link coming?

After creating "Remember This" posted to TikTok, @Scotty Art challenged me to go play in an empty room. So, I did. I chased Ryn out of the studio. While she was not very happy with that, she understood. Went to work on improving the ShortPulse spot. Let's add some humor. It is dry, I know, but you will snicker, maybe. On TikTok 1st. https://www.tiktok.com/@alchemmyst0/video/7681869836841913613 Uploaded the file as well for those who are not TT users. Comments... Suggestions... Enjoy your Friday night

I have made it a mission to understand ShortPulse this weekend. It is barely Friday night, and I have made great headway. You saw the empty room improvement to my ShortPulse spot. If not, go look for "Playing in an empty room". Love the improvement. For those of you looking for inspiration, troll your favorite social media platform. I will create a post on this shortly. But this evening, I started seeing a lot of "Building Billboards" come to life. I thought, how hard can it be to create these. As it turns out, it is extremely easy with ShortPulse. Start in the chat and explain exactly what you want to happen. I want a billboard to come to life and toss a product to a passerby. I made a small switch, and instead of dropping it to a passerby, I dropped/tossed it to myself and watched the people's reaction as I walked past. I then created the images for the asset. I made 3 for the character and saved them to [Avatar] Billboard. Once Chatty and I finished the idea, I gave the scene concept to the Pulse, and it mapped out the action. What you have here is about 3 hours for 3 videos. They will be edited before posting, but you got the idea. Which was your favorite? Your challenge is to recreate the same concept and post it here with your link. Let's see how many we can get created.

My first piece built with ShortPulse. Here's the whole process. Nine images. Thirty-four seconds. One evening. 1. Start with the images, not the idea - I had nine frames of Elle already built: a balcony, a mirror, a flat lay, a marina walk, a storefront. I didn't write a script and then go looking for shots. I had the shots and went looking for the story. 2. Let the chat find the thread - Fed it the nine images and asked what story they told in order. It came back with a morning: she wakes up, she gets dressed, she walks, she arrives. Obvious in hindsight. Wasn't obvious to me while I was staring at nine separate pictures. 3. Fine-tune, then save the concept - Tightened the beats, cut what didn't serve the sequence, saved it. This is the step people skip. A saved concept is a template — the next one takes twenty minutes instead of an evening. 4. Pulse Multi-Shot, nine assets in - Loaded the concept, loaded the nine images as the assets, let it run. Out came roughly twenty seconds. 5. CapCut did the rest - Timing, the music cut, a location stamp on the opening frame. By the time I was done, it was thirty-four seconds — and the extra fourteen are where it stopped looking generated and started looking directed. The part worth knowing: none of this is about prompting. Anyone can make one pretty picture. The work is keeping it the same woman across all nine — same face, same wardrobe, same light, from breakfast to golden hour. Consistency is the whole game, and it's the part almost nobody teaches. https://www.instagram.com/p/DcmV5fvTYyf/ I learned this inside Creator Secrets. Not the tool — the method, and what to do with it once it works. Nine images. One evening. Link's below.