We've been listening to your feedback and decided to rethink the rewards for our creative challenges. Originally, weekly winners received a 50% discount on new learning materials. But thanks to you, we realized something: winning should be about recognition and opportunities, not about spending more money. So we're changing things! 🏅 WEEKLY WINNERS - One of your artwork featured as our Skool community banner for 7 days. - Your winning work pinned in the community. - The weekly shoutout on our LinkedIn (our main source of clients) - An official Weekly Winner badge to share on your portfolio or socials. 🏆 MONTHLY WINNER - A free 1-hour portfolio review with HumAIn ($250 value). - A permanent portfolio link in our Featured Creators section on the HumAIn website. - Featured Creator badge. And yes, our first two weekly winners will receive a special reward, I'll DM you. These rewards are available to everyone participating in the challenges, whether you're a free or paid member. Monthly Challenges are divided on 4 steps (the weekly ones) but anyone can enter at any moment to participate on the current step. The goal remains the same: push your creativity, build stronger portfolios and get your work seen. Now, back to creating! 🔥

Hello my friends, here the challenge review: https://www.skool.com/pro-grade-ai-training/classroom/df673cb6?md=c6d277f1429746ebbb7a8eed3e3a6cee Pretty good work! congrats The winner for this week is @Sarah Laferte 🔥 Her storyboard is easy to follow, have a summary page and details for every shot. That is how things are done 🙌 PS. Remember new content is on its way with discounts for the weekly winners. And stay tuned tomorrow for the next part of the Bark Fuel Challenge!

Hi team! here the follow up of the challenge. Week 2 will be about the storyboard and the still frames. While there are more advanced ways of working than the traditional storyboarding, clients are NOT. 93,24% of them expect a traditional storyboard explaining what is going to be done in detail. So TO DO's: - Review your treatment. Here the review: https://www.skool.com/pro-grade-ai-training/bark-fuel-challenge-week-1-review?p=d9511934 - Make a detailed storyboard (no need for technical stuff). Does not matter the style, it can be AI drawing or realist. - Make the key still frames from the storyboard. If you haven't participate on the first Challenge, you can still participate on this one (no need to submit the previous). Here the first challenge: https://www.skool.com/pro-grade-ai-training/bark-fuel-challenge-week-1?p=057bba41 Winners get: - Weekly winners -> 50% discount on all new materials (to be released soon). - Monthly winner -> 1h portfolio review and AI career mentoring. DEADLINE: 🔥 11th Oct EOD🔥 let's nail this!

WE’RE BACK. And we have a HUGE course update. 🔥 We’ve been off for almost two months. Lots of work, some holidays, a home renovation, and most importantly, a lot of thinking about AI education. BECAUSE IT'S NOT WORKING Too much focus on shortcuts and quick money. Not enough on understanding AI, creative thinking and REAL professional work. So we’ve been working on a big update to the course: NEW REAL PROFESSIONAL CHALLENGES: Things are actually asked by real clients, plus reward system. 🏃 Sport TVC Art Direction 💻 Tech TVC Art Direction 🎬 CGI Animated Series 👰 Bridal 🪑 Furniture 🐕 Animals TVCs 🏢 Brand Films 📺 TV Series Intro NEW MODULES: 👗 Fashion Industry 💄 Beauty Industry 🎨 General Art Direction 💰 Pricing NEW QUICK TIPS: Not cheap paid by tools tips, but trick we actually find while doing real work. ⚡ Super Prompt Update ⚡ Video Prompt Agent ⚡ Selecting AI Models ⚡ Creating Agents ⚡ The Real Cost of AI Apps AND ALSO... 🧠 Mentoring 👀 Portfolio Reviews ------- The goal is simple. Less “click here, copy this prompt.” More understanding AI. More creative direction. More real-world constraints. More professional work. And this is just the beginning. LET’S FUCKING GO. 🔥

Random question Hugo — in one of your videos you mentioned you used to work with Midjourney early on, but not anymore. I know you used it for shot references back then. My guess: a lot of what Midjourney generates just doesn't translate into real-world production. Is that why you dropped it? Thanks!