I'm all for the AI slop. Hollywood has been producing slop for decades, this gives us a chance to replace their slop with slop we actually want to see.
@AlexAperios I don’t know, ask anyone on the street and they DGAF. If you showed them this next to a cg version they wouldn’t be able to tell the difference. I appreciate the craft, but the cost of producing this is one reason iphones cost so much.
20 years as a senior motion designer, at top ad agencies and studios.
One pattern never changed: the quality of the work tracked the systems behind it.
Organization is speed.
Speed is iteration.
Iteration is quality.
AI search, tagging and agents all read the same thing first: the file name and the folder it's in.
gen_03_upscaled_FINAL.png is weak context. ACM_HERO01_Gen_v04.png isn't.
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@edmtrainapp Does having AI isolate the human vocals count? It's just a tool, it's up to the user to define how it's used and the for audience to accept it or not.
Good file organization isn't busywork. It's the handshake between people and machines.
Clear names and predictable folders help your team find things faster and your tools and AI agents understand your work.
Less friction for everyone. That's what we're building with Prisma.
@JaelynGs@jaynestargaryen final_v3_final_this_one_is_the_good_one is how scripts (and AE projects) lose the plot. Call the real one what it is and put it where the team expects.
@batjko_pat final_v2 that everyone trusts is naming debt with production access. Call the real one what it is and put it where the team expects — trust follows the path.
@JasaDesain_j2d final → final_v2 → yaallah_pasrah is a whole client loop in one filename. One approved name and a shallow home folder usually ends the tour before draft one gets abandoned.
@Metricool_es definitivo_de_verdad is the international edition of Final_V2_REAL. A shallow folder map and honest version names beat another personality file.
@_BOSSTech_ Final_V2_REAL is a personality test and a pipeline failure. One shared naming pattern and a single approved home usually ends the trail before it starts.