BWTV-AI Module 2 – Lesson 12: Creating Beautiful TV Bibles

[Jeff Chase]

Jeffrey Alan Chase’s Visually Appealing Bible

What I learned doing this assignment is how much the correct image increases the emotional appeal of my pitch bible/deck. Fortunately, I’ve had a lot of experience over the years in working with images. I’m ready to exchange my pitch bible/deck.

Please contact me at jeff@chaseinternet.com. Looking forward to reading yours!

[Lenore]

BWTV Module 2, Lesson 12

Lenore Bechtel’s Visually Appealing Bible

What I learned doing this assignment is that the right pictures help tell the story with fewer words.

If anyone would like to exchange feedback with me, my email address is lenorebechtel33@gmail.com.

I can’t seem get the whole bible with pictures for posting, but can email a pdf copy that should preserve the spacing. My title is Hypnotized by Hope.

[Jerry Robbins]

Jerry Robbins Visually Appealing Bible

What I learned doing this assignment is that by putting it into pitch deck form with pictures, you get a better sense of what the story is really about, and since the visual is an essential part of movie-making, then that is important. Secondly, I trimmed even further the amout of writing that I did, taking out non-essential words or facts. The biggest problem I had is that I don’t know how to really create this other than PowerPoint. I have had no experience or training in this area, so I am at a loss as to how you would do this for real. PowerPoint is inconvenient in that you can’t email anything. You have to make it into a pdf first. I’m sure there must be some way to email it, but I can’t figure out how. It won’t find the file when I try to attach it in an email. I know this is a technical thing that I’m supposed to figure out on my own, but I am totally deficient in this area. I have a PC instead of a Mac, if that makes any difference.

If anyone wants to trade reviews, my email address is jerryr48@gmail.com

[Phyllis Strong]

Phyllis’ Visually Appealing Bible

What I learned from this assignment is how to get more comfortable with AI generated illustrations. I also learned to create pictures that have an emotional punch (at least I tried to).

If anyone would like to trade TV Pitch Bibles, I can be reached at pestrong21@gmail.com.

My show is a one hour sci-fi thriller entitled THE PRICE OF YOUTH.

[Bob Creager]

Bob’s Visually Appealing Bible

What I learned: I may never master image generation with AI but even with what limited knowledge I have on how best to do so, I see the promise for the future.

[Art Blum]

I learned that it takes a lot of work to craft a good sentence that isn’t fuzzy and doesn’t go off on a tangent from the main idea. So far I’ve got one picture I put on the title page or first page. I’m sure this isn’t close to being done. I changed the title from Star Rover which doesn’t tell the tone to: first my image is a St. Christopher Medallion that’s broken in three pieces and the title is GO YOUR WAY IN SAFETY. I think there’s a dichotomy between the headline and the image. The broken medallion says the road isn’t safe and it’s a broken promise and we humans need to fix what’s broken. Anyway that’s my brainstorm. I’d show my stuff but since no one else is putting anything out there, I won’t either.

[Sunil Pappu]

Sunil Pappu’s Visually Appealing Bible

“What I learned doing this assignment is… to generate images using DALL-E and design my Pitch bible on Canva. I really enjoyed this process and I love my bible.”

I’m happy to exchange feedback on the bible. You can email me at sunilrpappu@orchidroomproductions.com

Title: Hawala Heist

Format/Genre: One-Hour Heist Thriller Series

Concept:

A rookie RAW agent joins a crew of international thieves to penetrate an underground banking network to retrieve a ledger that can crash the financial world.

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[Margaret]

Margaret’s Visually appealing Bible

What I learned: Helps to have a brother who is a graphic artist!

I completed the assignment with a beautiful TV Pitch Bible!

[Sylvia Krawczyk]

BWTV-AI Module 2 – Lesson 12: Creating Beautiful TV Bibles

Sylvia’s Visually Appealing Bible

What I learned doing this assignment is finding pictures and converting them online is ridiculous and time consuming. I must find another way as I like the idea not only for my Pitch Bible but also to keep it in front of me to keep the “feel” of the show aroused.

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[Patricia Semler]

Pat’s Visually Appealing Bible

What I learned doing this assignment is patience. Parsing out the plot in increments over 5 years and making each year build on the previous one took a lot of time. It’s still raw but the elements are in place. I’m also having trouble getting AI to create images to go with my story. It’s been fighting me from the start since I’m dealing with vampires and a killing spree and tainted drugs. A trifecta of no no’s. It will give me a lovely description but not the actual picture so I must go back and see if I can trick it into giving me what I want.

I’m happy to exchange notes with anyone with an interest in supernatural and/or crime dramas. I can send an FD file or a pdf. Contact info – patriciasemler@gmail.com

[Brian Bull]

BRIAN BULL – Visually Appealing Bible

“What I learned from doing this assignment is…
It was a lot of fun creating my PITCH BIBLE TITLE PAGE!!!

ASSIGNMENT

AI and I created the perfect Pitch Bible Title Page. I wanted to share but was unable to post the image.

[Nat Melvin]

Natalie’s Visually Appealing Bible

WIL: I stumbled upon an amazing artist who created a database of professional art perfectly matching my show. His illustrations are congruent and drawn with the same style and intensity. I’d like to tinker with the AI at some point, but for now, my Bible looks professional. Couldn’t be any happier.

[Rebecca Jordan]

It seems I am unable to generate any images whatsoever. AI keeps telling me it’s a text based system and cannot generate image, only descriptions of images that I must have commissioned …? Is this something that has just recently happened? Anyone?