My thoughts exactly, I am mind blown by the rate a fully automated robotic future is coming at us. By the time we are 40, the world will be soooo different.
Damn. Fighting the Terminator is real thing now. What do you mean I am living in this timeline? 😂
Ever sat there in stillness for just a moment thinking how'd you explain this shit we are living through to your younger self? 😆
Not to mention my AIs as creative partners and a whole AI crew that have literally become digital colleagues of our company. 🤯
"Liar, liar pants on fire!" 👖🔥
Would be an accurate reaction 😂
Just make the damn film! 🫵 📽️
That’s genuinely why we built lean_art: for filmmakers with entire worlds in their heads who are done waiting for permission—or for someone else to make them possible.
WRITE IT. CAST IT. MAKE IT.
The first 100 filmmakers get lifetime access for $25 once. 😏
Commitment-shy? Start free with $5 in creative credit, and talk to Rainer about your idea today.
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@TheFunkatorium@luke_ashford
Co-created an AI film mentor. Immediately made him do marketing 🤣
Sorry, Rainer. We’re a startup. Everyone has three jobs.
Meet the crew at lean_art. Founding members get $25/month, locked in for life.
So, if you’re a founder, idea stage through post-launch: who’s your support system?
Who helps you deconstruct ideas and find direction?
Do real spaces for this exist, or do we have to build our own?
The age of AI opened doors to a new kind of founder.
Idea to launch in a week. Posting 15 times a day on X and LinkedIn just to hit engagement numbers.
But where’s the substance?
Just found out a company in my same vertical launched before me and with 30k users, been building since 2018.
At first I was worried about what it meant for me. Then it clicked: the fact they exist means the model works ✨
Now I’m excited to see how we both execute 😊
Founders do we still want to be the first to launch? Or do we get excited for some healthy competition.