A hands-on course on planning, generating, and finishing AI-assisted video and image work — cinematic previs, fashion, sports, and product, all from the same pipeline. Not theory, the actual workflow.
No packages, no checkout — just the work and how the course runs.
Real generated clips, not mockups. Click through to see the range — cinematic previs through to fashion, sports, and product work.
A full cinematic scene built with consistent characters, sets, and camera blocking across an entire sequence.
A styled, editorial-grade fashion spot — the kind of controlled lighting and wardrobe detail clients ask if AI can actually do.
Spec concept piece, made as a style exercise — not commissioned by or affiliated with the brand shown.
High-motion athletic action with consistent physique, kit, and camera speed — a common stress test for generative video.
Spec concept piece, made as a style exercise — not commissioned by or affiliated with the brand shown.
A single-object hero shot with liquid and motion FX layered in — the product-photography end of the same toolkit.
Spec concept piece, made as a style exercise — not commissioned by or affiliated with the brand shown.
Timed like a reel, not numbered like a syllabus — you move through it the way you'd move through a day on set.
How generative video and image models actually work, where they're reliable, and where they still need a human eye.
Turning a script or brief into AI-assisted shot boards a director can actually give notes on.
Building consistent characters, sets, and camera motion across a sequence of shots, not just one-off images.
Matching AI voice, dubbing, and sound design to picture so the final cut feels intentional, not synthetic.
Exporting broadcast- and social-ready cuts, and setting up a client review workflow that doesn't create chaos.