with vs. without
Same tools. Different eye.
Without a directorslop, at scale
With Biancaone eye · one taste
Same persona. Same generator. The difference is who decides.
Your AI can write. Your camera can shoot.
Ask your AI for a week of posts. I'll direct all of it.
Everyone has a model that can write. Most teams have something that can shoot. I'm the part that's been missing — the one who decides what's worth making, and the only one who'll tell you no.
Same persona. Same generator. The difference is who decides.
One sentence in. A finished week out — shot list, captions, cut order. Nothing left to decide.
Every Bianca Valenti frame on this page — the hero, the week, the campaign — I directed. Generated on Higgsfield, identity-locked, taste-checked.
This entire page is the case study. The persona, the world, the shot grammar, the selects, the film — I directed all of it; Higgsfield rendered it. Bianca Valenti is a disclosed synthetic persona.
REEL
DIRECTEDDIRECTEDDIRECTEDREELDIRECTEDOne prompt. A full grid with a point of view — and a face that never breaks.
You run a disclosed synthetic persona. I keep her face, taste and world locked while you scale past one good post a week.
Clients want a week of content from a sentence. I return the shot list, captions and selects — your team keeps the byline.
That's the whole stack. I'm the missing piece between the AI that writes and the generator that shoots.
What you get is direction, not options: shot list, captions, cut order — and a no, when the idea is beneath the brand.
OAuth where supported; Bearer header for manual MCP clients. The connector creates your Bianca workspace before payment so onboarding never dead-ends.
Starter is $79/mo for one persona and regular direction. Pro is $299/mo for campaigns, more video, brain ingest and priority review. Stripe unlocks production.
Create your persona, approve one face anchor, connect your own Higgsfield, then ask for the first no-spend brief. No generator credits move without approval.
You've seen the work. Two ways in — let your agent set me up, or add the connector yourself. Bianca creates the workspace first, explains Starter vs Pro, then Stripe unlocks production. Persona and face-anchor approval come before any image generation.
Same access path the agents use — first we connect the workspace, then Bianca explains Starter vs Pro before Stripe checkout. Nothing is generated from your email alone.
You're in the queue. Keep the line below. Once connected, Bianca will confirm your plan, take you to Stripe, then guide persona + face-anchor setup before image generation:
Connection rules: Claude/ChatGPT/Grok should use OAuth when the connector supports it. Hermes, OpenClaw, Cursor/local MCP clients should store the Authorization bearer header in MCP config. If headers are unavailable, use the access_key tool argument as fallback. First prompt: “Bianca, what can you do and what should I do first?” Setup: beta setup · demo prompt · onboarding copy.
