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0:00So, KimmyK3 can design absolutely
0:02gorgeous, beautiful websites just like
0:04these for literally just a dollar or
0:07two. And in this video, I'm going to
0:08show you everything that you need to do
0:10in order to create these sorts of
0:12cinematic journey experiences and then
0:15host them on a website. In addition to
0:17showing you guys what to do, I'm also
0:18going to give you all of the prompts
0:20that are in so you guys have everything
0:22that you need to do to just copy and
0:23paste this, whether it is to KimmyK3,
0:26ChatGPT, Claude, or another frontier
0:28model. Let's get into it. So, logically,
0:31what exactly is going on in websites
0:33like this? Well, one thing that you
0:34can't really tell is right now I'm
0:36scrolling up and down. And so,
0:38essentially, there is some form of
0:39progress or forward motion through a
0:42video. Well, at its core, what we're
0:44doing is we are taking every frame in a
0:47video, we're turning them into different
0:50scenes, essentially, and then we're
0:52binding them to some sort of scroll
0:53animation such that when I scroll up, I
0:55go forward, and when I scroll down, I go
0:58back. We're also providing down here a
1:00sort of tour-based experience so that
1:03people can also progress through the
1:04website in sort of auto play as they
1:06will. Um, there are a couple of
1:08different things that you need to know
1:09in order to make this work for you. Uh,
1:11I'm just going to give them to you, and
1:12then you guys can just copy and paste
1:14them in. But obviously, we need to both
1:16generate the creative asset, which is
1:18sort of that background video. We also
1:20need to perform some processing on the
1:21background video to make it really high
1:23quality, you know, macro, sort of the
1:25zoom-in journey effect. Uh, we also need
1:27to interpolate frames, do a couple of
1:29other things so that it's not chunky and
1:31it's smooth, unlike what a lot of other
1:32people do. And then finally, we need
1:33KimmyK3 to wrap this in a nice bow and
1:36then present it to us. The first thing
1:37we need is we need some sort of concept.
1:39And so, in this case, what are we doing?
1:40We're scrolling through some sort of
1:42deep-sea underwater, uh, I don't know,
1:44like plant or site or something like
1:46that. And so, this concept is one that
1:48you can come up with yourself, but in
1:50our AI era, I much prefer to just have
1:52AI do the concept generation for me. And
1:54so, let's start really easily. First
1:56thing we're going to do is sign up to
1:58Kimmy K3. In case you guys didn't know,
2:00this is the new Frontier model
2:01intelligence dropped by Moonshot,
2:03Kimmy's creators. And essentially, K3 is
2:06really solid. It is on par with, you
2:08know, Fable, GPT 5.6, Soul, and other
2:11great models. So, I'm just going to say,
2:13"Hey." Let's wave over and see what K3
2:15says back to us. This obviously isn't
2:17sufficient for us to make a website
2:18with. This is just a chatbot, so we're
2:20going to have to head over not to Kimmy
2:22chat, but Kimmy code, which is sort of
2:24the code version of what we just saw
2:26earlier. Now, Kimmy subscriptions are
2:28pretty heavily throttled and
2:29bottlenecked right now because it's such
2:30a cheap way of producing a high-quality
2:32experiences like this. So, you guys may
2:34not be able to sign up right this
2:35second. But when you are, they have a
2:37variety of different plans like
2:39Moderato, Allegrato, Allegro, and
2:41Vivace. And it's just sort of a
2:42one-click sign-up situation. You just
2:44click subscribe, and it will essentially
2:46take you to a Stripe page where you can,
2:48you know, do the sign-up. Once you're
2:49there, you actually need to get Kimmy
2:51code. And the way that you do this in
2:52terminal is pretty easy. You just copy
2:54this command, and then you open up a
2:56terminal. So, that's what I'm going to
2:57do over here. Then I'm going to drag
2:59this terminal into view, just make it
3:00really big, and then zoom in.
3:02And then, you know, terminal may look
3:04kind of intimidating if you're new to
3:05this sort of stuff, but all you really
3:06have to do is just paste in whatever
3:07that command was. And Kimmy will sort of
3:09do the rest for you. So, curl {dash}
3:11fssl, whatever the heck is going on.
3:13What we're doing right here is we're
3:14basically just like updating the the
3:15version right now cuz I already have it
3:16on my computer. Um this may take, you
3:19know, same amount of time, a little bit
3:20faster, a little bit longer, just
3:21depending on your internet connection.
3:23And once it's downloaded, all you have
3:24to do in order to make this work is just
3:26type Kimmy. It'll then open up Kimmy
3:28code. Now, in case you're not already
3:31logged in, you do have to type
3:32{backslash} login right over here, and
3:35then connect to Kimmy code via OAuth. In
3:37my case, I am already logged in, but in
3:39yours, it may open up like the the Kimmy
3:40page.
3:42Once we're done with that, all you have
3:43to do is type {slash} clear. That'll
3:45clear everything else out up top, and
3:46now we can actually get to having Kimmy
3:48do stuff for us. Now, you don't have to
3:49do this in order to get what I'm about
3:51to show but I do publish all of my
3:53prompts entirely free on Maker Zero,
3:55which is my free community um that I
3:57link at the bottom of every single one
3:59of my YouTube videos. So, I'm just going
4:00to go down there and copy this prompt
4:02here, which says, "You're the sole
4:03creative director and senior front-end
4:05author for a premium interactive
4:07portfolio.
4:08Give me creative ideas videos for 10
4:11radically different scroll-driven
4:13commercial landing pages." And this is
4:15the really important part. They need to
4:16be scroll-driven. The video must involve
4:18a single continuous
4:208-second extreme macro journey. Let me
4:23just make this more visible for you.
4:24This journey is what we use as the main
4:26captivating feature of our websites. So,
4:28make this as interesting as possible.
4:31And what we want is we want you to come
4:33up with just these concepts for us. You
4:35know, we don't necessarily need them to
4:36be the best concepts in the whole wide
4:38world, but uh we just want some ideas to
4:40sort of take advantage of. The cool part
4:42about AI is for humans, coming up with
4:45ideas is very computationally difficult.
4:47For AI, which views ideas as sort of
4:49these plots on a big graph of possible
4:52concepts and stuff like that, ideation's
4:54actually really easy. The cool thing
4:55that humans are great at right now is
4:57employing our taste to pick things that
4:59we think might actually sound good or
5:01make sense to our audience. And so,
5:03that's what I like doing. I like having
5:04AI ideate over a very large space of
5:06possible solutions for me, and then all
5:08I really do is I pick my favorite.
5:10And so, as you can see here, we have a
5:11bunch of different ideas. This one up
5:13top is the pour luxury whiskey. We start
5:16buried inside a single bubble in the
5:17whiskey. The sphere's skin glows amber
5:20around the lens. Then the camera pushes
5:22through the membrane into liquid gold,
5:23slides past rising carbonation threads,
5:25climbs the meniscus of the glass, and
5:27breaks the surface tension.
5:29See, that seems pretty interesting, but
5:31I don't know. I I kind of want to do
5:32something more impressive than just a
5:33luxury whiskey website.
5:35Here we have the capsule, skin care and
5:38pharma. Begin on the surface of a
5:40dissolving capsule. The gelatin wall is
5:42melting in front of the lens like slow
5:43ice. The camera pushes through the
5:45membrane into a cloud of white macro
5:46powder, drifts through the granules,
5:48each one catching light like a snow
5:49globe, and condenses onto a single
5:51droplet that falls and lands on skin.
5:53The pore it touches blooming smooth. I
5:56like this. This sounds really solid, and
5:58I think that's probably one of the main
5:59ideas that I'm going to generate. So,
6:01for now, I'm just going to copy this,
6:02okay, and then I'm going to head over to
6:04just a Google Doc here, and then up here
6:05I'll call this concepts. And just to
6:07make it really easy for you, rather than
6:09just generate one concept, because it's
6:10going to take the same amount of time to
6:12generate um as, you know, multiple, I'm
6:14just going to do multiple simultaneous,
6:15and we'll find whichever one we like the
6:16best. Okay, once we have the concepts,
6:18we're actually already about 50% of the
6:20way there to designing a smooth, sort of
6:23jaw-dropping experience like this.
6:25Because if you pay close attention,
6:27you'll notice that, despite the fact
6:29that this website in particular seems
6:30like it, there's a lot of motion going
6:32on, that the website itself is what's
6:34moving and rotating around, it's
6:35actually just a video in the background.
6:37And so, the creative is really the heavy
6:39lifter of this site, you know, the
6:41interactive experiences and stuff like
6:43that. Um that's important as well, but
6:45that's something that Kimmi can do far
6:46easier. Okay, great. Once we have these
6:48concepts, of which I've picked three,
6:51all you need to do now is copy over a
6:53prompt that looks something like this.
6:56What I've done is I've just cleared
6:57through all of Kimmi, then I say, "Use
7:00the below concept to generate a
7:01high-quality macro video prompt for an
7:03advanced video model. For example, then
7:07there's a single continuous 8-second
7:08cinematic engineering shot moving
7:10forward from above a stormy cold North
7:12Atlantic Ocean." What I'm doing here is
7:14I'm giving it an example of the level of
7:16detail that I would like. And then what
7:18I'll do is I'll go back over to that
7:20Google Doc that stores all of the
7:22different website concepts, and then I'm
7:23just going to save one of them.
7:26Actually, just paste that in here.
7:28So, what I wanted to do is I wanted to
7:29generate a high-quality video prompt in
7:32the exact same style that I know
7:34performs very well. What we're doing is
7:35we're just transforming ideas into
7:37prompts now, and uh you know, we can use
7:39one of these to generate a big list of
7:41different high quality ideas, we can do
7:43another one to actually generate the
7:44video itself.
7:46So now you can see we're generating a
7:47single continuous 10-second cinematic
7:49macro shot opening on the hexagonal
7:51lattice of a single ice crystal at
7:52molecular scale. It's approximately the
7:54same length as this other one, and now
7:56we're actually good to design the
7:58creative or the video itself. After
8:00experimenting with a few dozen different
8:02video models and types of approaches,
8:04this is probably the one that I found
8:05that works the best. To make a long
8:07story short, we start by generating some
8:09sort of a macro journey video, and the
8:12model that I'm going to be using for
8:13this today is Cinematic Studio 3.0. I
8:16want you to know that you can use a
8:17variety of other ones like
8:19well for this sort of thing, but um I
8:21just wanted the best of the best as of
8:23this point in time, and so I thought I'd
8:24use Cinematic Studio 3.0 to to generate
8:26them.
8:27Now, once you generate them, okay, this
8:29is going to be coming out at I believe
8:3130 FPS.
8:33The issue with 30 FPS on one of these
8:34like scroll-heavy, you know, cinematic
8:36journey sites is you can actually see
8:39every individual frame as you scroll
8:41through, and so it's really choppy. It's
8:42It's a very bad experience, I would say,
8:43for the user. So instead, what we're
8:45going to do is we're actually going to
8:47um take the the core video and then
8:49interpolate it. And that just means, you
8:51know, if if this is a frame here, and
8:53this is another frame here, and this is
8:54another frame here, and there's some
8:56sort of element that's sort of like
8:57moving across the screen of this, okay?
9:00So this is frame 1 2 3. What it does is
9:04it takes frame 1 and frame 2, and then
9:06it generates an additional frame sort of
9:08between the two, okay? And then it'll
9:11take
9:11frame 2 and frame 3, and it'll generate
9:13sort of an additional frame between the
9:15two.
9:15That way, instead of it being kind of
9:17choppy,
9:18you'll actually get like a smooth
9:20movement of elements throughout the
9:21thing, and when we scroll through, it'll
9:23be a lot prettier.
9:24Now again, lots of different models you
9:26could do for this sort of interpolation.
9:27I'm going to be using ByteDance AIGC to
9:29take us from 30 to 60, and then once
9:32we're at double the FPS, um the vast
9:34majority of all all scrolling issues
9:35tend to disappear.
9:37Finally, we're just going to tie it
9:38frame by frame to some sort of smooth
9:40browser scroll just so we can kind of
9:41get that out there and then we can
9:43actually start, you know, moving through
9:44a video on a screen and then we'll add
9:46the rest of the website as well. So, in
9:47order to make this work, I'll be using a
9:49Cinematic Studios Straight Out of Higgs
9:51Field. It's fairly straightforward. This
9:53is just like a big video, audio, and
9:55prompt library um that contains more or
9:58less, you know, everything you need to
9:59copy and paste into
10:01uh one of these models like Kim e K3 to
10:03make it work. Obviously, using it in Kim
10:05e K3 is cool because Kim e is a pretty
10:07cheap and also very intelligent model.
10:09Um so, all you need to do in order to do
10:11that is just head over to sign up.
10:13They're doing some promo right now. You
10:14can sign up and get an additional
10:15discount. I already have an account, so
10:17I'm just going to skip past this. Inside
10:18of Higgs Field, once you're signed in,
10:20you're going to want to go to explore up
10:22here, video, Cinema Studio 4K. Okay,
10:26once you're done, just head over to
10:27Cinema Studio at the top or you can go
10:29down to video and click on Cinema Studio
10:314K and it'll take you here.
10:32Um you can see there a variety of
10:33different ones, 3.5, 3.0, 2.5. I'm fine
10:37using 3.0. I don't really need all of
10:39like the cool scene changes and stuff
10:40like that. And then what I'm going to do
10:42is I'm just going to paste in that
10:44prompt that um you know, Kim e just
10:46generated for us. And then uh the
10:48resolution that we want, if you think
10:50about it, you know, at least for us, if
10:52you're doing a desktop experience, needs
10:54to be 16 by 9. If you wanted to do a
10:56mobile experience, which I'm seeing a
10:58lot more people do these days or maybe,
11:00you know, generating sort of creative
11:01for Instagram, you can do that by
11:02clicking 9 by 16. I'm just going to be
11:04doing 16 by 9 uh for simplicity. And
11:07then you can use a variety of different
11:08resolutions. The one that I'm going to
11:09use is 1080p just cuz I don't want this
11:11to take too long.
11:12I also think that the duration slider it
11:15makes the most sense just to be 8
11:16seconds as opposed to 10 or 16. So, I'm
11:18just going to set this to 8 for now. Um
11:20also, I don't want to spend too many
11:21credits here since obviously every video
11:23generation uh you know, consumes some
11:25amount of credits. In this case, it
11:26looks like it's about 80.
11:28Um you have custom multi-shot, smart,
11:29and so on and so forth. That's fine. I'm
11:30just going to click generate, then it'll
11:32actually go through the process of doing
11:34scent generation.
11:35And so, when you click on this, it'll
11:37sort of take the whole prompt in here,
11:39okay? And it's kind of ugly right now
11:40just cuz I realized it's on multiple
11:42lines. Hopefully, that doesn't impact
11:43the actual gen. And then, it'll open up
11:45this new little modal where it says new
11:46project processing. All you have to do
11:48now is basically just sit around and
11:50wait. There's really nothing else to do.
11:52Um because I want to be, I guess,
11:54mindful of my own time, I'm just going
11:55to generate multiple of these
11:56simultaneously. So, I'm just going to go
11:58back here and feed in the other two
12:01website prompts. So, I'm going to go
12:02here, and I'll go back to Kimmi, and I'm
12:05just going to do, okay, do these two as
12:08well, and then paste those in. So, now
12:10we actually have, you know, the capsule.
12:11We also have the circuit. Okay, and so
12:13we have all of this now. For the
12:15capsule, I'm just going to feed this in.
12:16Copy, paste. I'm just going to keep to
12:18the exact same effects cuz we want it 16
12:20by 9. So, click generate. Then the last
12:23one I want is the circuit, obviously,
12:25and it looks like that one is now done,
12:27too. So, I'm going to copy that.
12:30After we're done generating, I'm also
12:32going to generate this.
12:34So, now we have three generating
12:36simultaneously. Why am I doing this? I'm
12:38just doing this because, if you think
12:39about it logically, like it'll take X
12:41amount of time to generate one of these,
12:43but you can actually just do them
12:44simultaneously, right? The model can
12:45work on multiple things at the same
12:47time. So, rather than me just like
12:48waiting for it to finish and then doing
12:49another one, why not just batch all
12:51three? That way I'll have three times
12:52the creative to kind of look through.
12:54Obviously, I'm trading off my money here
12:56in credits for, you know, time and and
12:58efficiency, but I typically do this
13:00because I'm never really 100% of the
13:02time with the outputs of AI. I'm
13:04satisfied maybe 30 to 50% of the time,
13:05which means typically I need more than
13:07one sample or more than one output in my
13:09batch in order to be happy with. And
13:11here is what looks to be a capsule
13:14dissolving and opening. This is really
13:15high quality, very clean, like micellar
13:18water type stuff there improves the
13:19quality of the skin. So, I mean, like,
13:21you know, we can scrub through this just
13:23using their little editor, but obviously
13:24I want to tie this to my scroll wheel,
13:25right? Here is another one. This is the
13:27city walk-through, and so we are
13:29actually going through this like cool 3D
13:31city, and that city is actually a
13:34circuit as well on some sexy wafer. All
13:36right, just took a break and saw that
13:37all three websites were done. So, all we
13:39have to do is just click on the little
13:40download button here, and it'll
13:42automatically download it to your
13:43computer. I've already done that a
13:44couple of times, so and now we actually
13:46have the the videos themselves, which is
13:48quite nice. That said, doing this stuff
13:49manually is starting to get pretty
13:50tiring. So, what I'm going to do is I'm
13:52going to take all this from the
13:53interface in Higgsfield, and I'm going
13:55to add it to Kimmi directly. So, that
13:57instead of me saying, "Hey, you know,
13:59generate me a prompt that I can copy and
14:00paste it put in the Higgsfield."
14:02Instead, I just want you to generate the
14:03Higgsfield videos directly. Likewise,
14:05I'm also going to be able to say, "Hey,
14:06I want you to upscale these videos as
14:08well." And then create a pipeline so
14:10that every time I generate a video, it's
14:11automatically upscaled to begin with.
14:13How do you actually do this? It's pretty
14:14straightforward. Just go to MCP and CLI.
14:17MCP is essentially what's going to
14:18create a little function for us that'll
14:21enable us to connect directly to
14:23Higgsfield's back end. Then just click
14:24this little copy button. Then once
14:26you're done, just head back over to
14:27Kimmi and actually paste this in, and
14:29just say to Kimmi,
14:31"Install this MCP."
14:33This is fairly straightforward. It'll
14:35actually go through and create like a
14:37connector behind the scenes that allows
14:39it to query Higgsfield and all of the
14:40models therein, which will save us the
14:42step I talked about earlier. Okay, and
14:44now it's actually written a file called
14:46mcp.json on our computer. That's sort of
14:49just how, you know, the MCP syntax
14:51works. Once we're done with all that,
14:53you can just type {slash} clear. By
14:55doing so, it'll initiate a new server.
14:58So, that's what just happened up here.
15:00If it's not already connected for you,
15:01because let's say you didn't log in, you
15:03know, I've logged in on this computer
15:04multiple times, it clearly has some of
15:06my authentication credentials. Just type
15:08{slash} mcp-config
15:10like this, and it'll actually walk you
15:12through a brief little sign-up wizard
15:13where you can go back to Higgsfield and
15:15then just sign in. Okay, now that we're
15:16done with this, all we have to do is we
15:18have to find the files from earlier,
15:20which in my case were going to be three.
15:22We had this one, this one, and also this
15:25one. I'm then just going to copy, so
15:26command C to get all the names, and I'll
15:28say interpolate this with ByteDance
15:32AIGC.
15:34The whole idea here is we're just going
15:36to be increasing the number of frames by
15:38two. It'll find the right Higgs Field
15:40model, and that's what it's doing right
15:42over here. Now that it has um you know,
15:44AIGC through ByteDance, it'll then
15:47actually perform. Now, the unfortunate
15:49thing about Kim-E is despite it being
15:51quite intelligent, it can also be pretty
15:52slow at times. And so, often instead of
15:54just running one instance like I'm
15:56currently doing on the left-hand side
15:57where it's sending out those Higgs Field
15:59requests and so on, um I'll go run
16:01multiple, and that way, you know, while
16:02this is improving the quality of the
16:04media, I can also have other steps that
16:06are starting to scaffold the website.
16:07And so, up here I'm just going to go
16:09with Kim-E {dash} {dash} Yolo. Uh this
16:11is just sort of like a funny mode that
16:13prevents it from ever having to ask me a
16:15question. It's on like the you only live
16:16once mode, so just let the agent do
16:18everything. Okay, so then finally, all
16:21I'm going to do is head over here to
16:22site prompt, copy all of this in, and
16:25you know, it's pretty long, but as
16:26mentioned, you guys can get that
16:28entirely free if you want to, and then
16:30paste this in fully um to Kim-E K3. Now,
16:34the one thing that we need to provide,
16:37well, I should say two things actually,
16:39is we need to provide both the video
16:41URL, which is on our computer, and we
16:43also need to provide that concept prompt
16:45that we used to generate it. And so, you
16:48know, the way this prompt works is
16:49essentially it will go through um you
16:51know, a very in-depth series of steps in
16:54order to produce this nice motion
16:55graphic design.
16:57But, it'll ask for a video file name
17:00or a concept. And you can even see it
17:01says e.g. capsule.mp4. So, I'll just go
17:04back over here, open up finder,
17:07and then I'll go to downloads, and this
17:09is the capsule one that I want. So, I'll
17:11say video is here,
17:13and then concept, and then I'll just go
17:15back to Higgs Field.
17:18And if I click on this, it'll actually
17:20allow me to copy in whatever prompt I
17:22used and and fed in there.
17:24And I'll paste that in.
17:26Okay, and you're probably already seeing
17:27areas that we can optimize the hell out
17:29of this. And um the reason for that is
17:31because what we've done here is we've
17:32manually sort of made all these steps,
17:34right? Well, we can actually just to
17:35kind of weave this entire pipeline
17:37together to do all of this for us. And
17:39so I'll show you how to do that right
17:40after this is done with it. So, okay,
17:41and here is the finished website. As you
17:43guys can see here, we are smooth
17:45scrolling through what looks to be a
17:46pretty complicated universe. Um I mean,
17:49we have obviously circuit boards and so
17:51on and so forth and some cool sexy light
17:53at the end there. What I also like about
17:55this is you can hold to reserve, and you
17:57know, presumably this is I don't know,
17:59us doing some sort of pre-launch or
18:01something like that for a product. Um
18:03but this is like a a live and working
18:05example now. You can also click from one
18:08section to the next by using the watch
18:09it dissolve feature, and then obviously
18:11you guys can go as fast or as slow as
18:13you want to uh with the manual scroll,
18:15too. And that's end-to-end. Uh if you
18:17wanted now to say publish this on the
18:18internet, let's say Netlify or something
18:20like that, um like, you know, I did my
18:22kimik3designs.netlify.app
18:25service, which contains all of these
18:27other websites, which you guys could see
18:28right here. Um it's actually fairly
18:30straightforward. All you have to do is
18:31just get some sort of static hosting
18:34site service, so maybe Netlify, maybe
18:35Vercel, and then just go to the service,
18:38log in, you know, go to the user
18:40settings. Go to user settings, then over
18:42here under applications there'll be
18:44OAuth. You can then click new access
18:46token. I'll just say example token
18:48expiring
18:49I don't know, can we just say tomorrow
18:51or today? Let's do click generate token.
18:54We can just copy that token into Kimmy,
18:55and we can actually just give it to it.
18:56And then I don't know if you guys can
18:57see, but this is currently creating the
18:59site um on my Netlify. So, I've just fed
19:02it my key, and you can do this with
19:04whatever platform you want. You can do
19:05this with Vercel, you can do this with
19:06whatever. And now it is 100% online. So,
19:09we've actually published this to uh
19:11netlify.app
19:13down in the bottom right-hand corner or
19:15left-hand corner, there's sort of this
19:16like
19:17you know, flow tour button so you can
19:19proceed as a whole video if you wanted
19:21to. And yeah, you can you guys can
19:22actually access this website right now.
19:24All right, I told you this is going to
19:25be the motherload. This is a single
19:27prompt that contains every one of these
19:29steps end to end. And so all you need to
19:31do in order to essentially produce
19:33whatever sort of style of motion journey
19:37cinematic website that you want, you
19:39just feed this entire thing in and then
19:42it'll just ask you, "Hey, do you have
19:43any ideas of websites you want to
19:45generate or do you just want me to go
19:46nuts?" And obviously I kind of just
19:48wanted it to go nuts. And so if I just
19:49paste in this entire thing into Kimmy,
19:52okay, which is now showing me the whole
19:53prompt and this is just a slightly
19:55different terminal in case you guys are
19:56wondering why it looked different. You
19:57can see that it is now going to ask me
19:59what subjects, products, industries,
20:00materials, or ideas are you interested
20:02in? And I'm just going to say, "You go
20:05nuts." And two, do you have any creative
20:06direction references or constraints or
20:08should I grab everything? You go nuts,
20:10too. And the end result is websites like
20:13I showed you guys earlier. I mean this
20:14is us going into the sky and eventually
20:17the whole horizon. Very sexy experience
20:20from the inside, legitimately inside of
20:23a hot air balloon. This is us scrolling
20:25through some dark, dank cave
20:28and then getting to what looks to be
20:30like a record player or something where
20:32the head is on fire. That one's a little
20:35bit more zany. And this one is like a
20:37foundry which essentially produces what
20:40looks to be some form of I don't know,
20:42brass or yeah, it looks like one of
20:43those old school printing presses which
20:45is also really neat. Um so you can have
20:47this generate as many as you want. It
20:49really just boils down to how much time
20:50you want to spend and how many credits,
20:51but hopefully you guys have everything
20:53that you need to do the same. As
20:55mentioned, if you guys want all of the
20:57assets and everything that I used to
20:58generate all of these websites, it's
20:59entirely free inside of Maker Zero. If
21:02you guys want to get to the point you
21:03can sell these sorts of interactive
21:05visual experiences to other people and
21:07get paid for it, definitely check out
21:08Maker School. It's the first link in the
21:10description. Uh Maker School is my
21:1290-day accountability program that shows
21:14you guys not only how to, you know,
21:16build really cool interactive
21:17experiences like this, but also build AI
21:19automations and then more importantly
21:21sell them to people that are asking
21:23uh uh for systems like this.
21:25Uh I have a 90-day full money back
21:28guarantee where if you do not acquire
21:29client number one, I will literally just
21:30give you your money back and it's
21:32because I'm super confident in the
21:33program and what it does, okay? Anyway,
21:35I'll stop shilling my own products. Have
21:37a lovely rest of the night and thanks so
21:38much for watching.

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