Creative · Beginner
Make your own AI series from first idea to release
A practical, hands-on programme that walks you through every stage of producing a short-form series with neural networks, with 80% of the time spent practising.
- 8 video modules
- 80% practical work
- Homework with feedback
- Closed learner chat
- Lifetime access to lessons
- 14-day refund
Why so many AI videos never become a series
Generating a single striking image or a ten-second clip with a neural network has become easy. Turning those pieces into a story people want to follow, episode after episode, is a very different job. Most beginners get stuck at the same points: characters whose faces change from shot to shot, scripts that fall apart, flat voice-overs and a release with no plan behind it.
This course treats an AI series as a complete production, not a collection of tricks. You start with the idea and the audience, move through the script and storyboard, build a consistent visual world, bring frames to life, add voice and sound, edit the episodes and finally publish them with a promotion plan.
You do not need prior experience with neural networks. The lessons begin with the technical basics, show you how to set up your workspace and get access to the tools, and then build step by step towards your own finished series.
Because the field changes quickly, the course focuses on a method that outlasts any single tool. You learn why each stage works the way it does, so you can swap in newer networks as they appear without starting over.
What you will be able to do
- Develop a series concept
Define the goal, the idea and the target audience before you generate anything.
- Plan a release strategy
Decide how and when episodes go out so the series builds momentum.
- Write a script with language models
Move from a story prompt to scenes, dialogue, narration and hooks.
- Prepare a storyboard for each episode
Break the script into shots you can actually generate.
- Create consistent characters and locations
Keep faces, outfits and settings recognisable across every episode.
- Direct a frame like a filmmaker
Use composition and framing to make generated images look intentional.
- Animate frames with and without speech
Turn still images into moving scenes and upscale the result.
- Voice and sound-design your episodes
Record narration and dialogue with audio networks and add ambient sound.
- Edit with rhythm and pace
Cut episodes so they hold attention from the first second.
- Publish and promote your series
Follow platform rules and use promo, teasers and bonuses to reach viewers.
- 8
- modules from setup to release
- 80%
- of the course is practice
- 1–2 h
- a day suggested for the tasks
- 1 month
- to a finished series
Learning by producing a real series
The core of the course is a single project: your own series. Instead of watching isolated demonstrations, you apply every lesson to your episodes straight away. By the time you reach the editing module, you already have a script, a cast of consistent characters, generated locations, animated scenes and recorded voices to cut together.
Each lesson comes with a homework task tied to that project, and you receive feedback on what you submit. This keeps you moving and turns the course into a finished piece you can show to others.
- One project carried through every module
- Homework tasks that build on each other
- Feedback on your submitted work
- A finished series for your portfolio
How the course works
The programme is delivered online as recorded video lessons, so you can study when it suits you. The lessons are organised into eight modules, starting with a technical introduction and ending with release and promotion. Many modules are split into shorter lessons, so you can work through them in focused sessions.
The suggested pace is one to two hours a day, which is enough to follow the lessons and complete the assignments in roughly a month. If you fall behind or miss a session, nothing is lost: every lesson is recorded and stays available to rewatch whenever you like.
Alongside the video lessons you get notes and presentations, homework tasks with feedback, and access to a closed community of learners where you can share progress, ask questions and see how others solve the same problems.
A closer look at the production pipeline
An AI series passes through the same stages as any screen production: concept, script, visuals, motion, sound, editing and release. The course follows this order deliberately, because decisions made early shape everything that follows. A clear target audience, for example, affects the tone of the script, the look of the characters and the platforms you publish on.
The visual module is the longest, because this is where most projects succeed or fail. You compare neural networks for image generation, learn to direct a frame, create characters that stay consistent, draw the locations that form the world of your series and then generate your first episode.
Animation, sound and editing then turn those frames into something that feels like a real show. Along the way you also look at the particular strengths and quirks of working in Grok, and two bonus lessons are included for those who want to go further.
The programme
Eight modules that follow the full production of a series, from setup to release.
1Module 0 — Introduction and technical baseSet up everything you need before you start creating.5 lessons
- Getting started
- Goals and expected results
- Format and principles of the course
- Organising your workspace
- Tools and access to neural networks
2Module 1 — Idea and concept of the seriesDecide what your series is about and who it is for.3 lessons
- Defining the goal and idea of the series
- Building the concept
- Planning your publication strategy
3Module 2 — Writing the script: from idea to storyboardTurn the concept into episodes you can produce.4 lessons
- The key principle of an AI series
- Working with language models
- Writing the script, narration, dialogue and hooks
- Preparing the storyboard for each episode
4Module 3 — Visual codeCreate the look of your series and its first episode.5 lessons
- Overview of neural networks for image generation
- Directing the frame
- Creating a character and keeping it consistent
- Drawing locations and building the world of the series
- Generating the first episode
5Module 4 — Animation and bringing frames to lifeMove from still images to finished video scenes.4 lessons
- Overview of neural networks for video generation
- Animating frames with speech
- Animating frames without speech
- Upscaling, plus two bonus lessons for advanced learners
6Module 5 — Voice, ambient sound and musicGive your episodes a voice and a soundscape.4 lessons
- Overview of neural networks for audio generation
- Voicing narration and dialogue
- Ambient sound and sound effects
- Creating original tracks and placing them on platforms
7Module 6 — Editing and post-productionCut your material into episodes that hold attention.4 lessons
- Overview of editing software for AI series
- Editing dynamics
- Rhythm and pacing
- Practical editing tips
8Module 7 — Release and promotionPublish the series and help it find viewers.4 lessons
- Rules for publishing on social networks
- Promotion and promo material
- Building anticipation before release
- Bonuses for your audience
What you get
- Recorded video lessons
Eight modules covering the whole production process.
- Notes and presentations
Written materials to revisit whenever you need them.
- Homework with feedback
Tasks for each lesson that build your own series.
- Closed learner chat
A community for support, questions and shared experience.
- Two bonus lessons
Extra material in the animation module for advanced learners.
- Lifetime access
Lessons and materials stay available after the course ends.
Is this course for you?
This course is for you if…
- Beginners who want to learn neural networks from scratch
- Hobbyists who want to raise their skills to the next level
- Aspiring neural creators who want to build a portfolio of finished work
- Anyone curious about AI-driven video who likes learning by making something
- People who want to try creative production without a film crew or studio
Probably not a fit if…
- Anyone looking for a quick, effortless result with no practice
- Learners who want a purely theoretical course with no hands-on tasks
- Those who expect the course to guarantee audience numbers or earnings
- People who are not willing to spend an hour or two a day on assignments
After the course
By the end of the programme you have more than a general understanding of neural networks. You have a complete AI series of your own, with a script, consistent characters, built locations, animated scenes, voice, sound and edited episodes, ready to publish.
You also leave with a repeatable workflow. When a new image, video or audio network appears, you know where it fits in the process and how to test it, so your skills stay current as the tools change.
For anyone planning to work in this field, the finished series becomes a portfolio piece that shows what you can produce from start to finish.
Questions before you buy
How much time do I need each week?
The suggested pace is one to two hours a day to follow the lessons and complete the assignments, which fits a series into about a month. You can go slower, since the lessons are recorded.
Do I need any experience?
No. The course is designed for a beginner level and starts with the technical basics, workspace setup and access to the tools.
How does access work after payment?
Once your payment is complete, you get access to the lessons and materials online. You can study at any time that suits you.
What is the refund policy?
You can request a refund within 14 days of purchase.
What format are the lessons in?
Recorded video lessons, supported by notes and presentations, plus homework tasks with feedback and a closed learner chat.
Will the materials stay available?
Yes. Video lessons, notes and presentations remain available to you permanently, so you can rewatch them whenever you like.
What if I miss a lesson?
Every lesson is recorded. You can watch or rewatch it whenever it suits you.
Do I need to pay for the neural networks separately?
The course shows you which tools to use and how to get access to them. Some networks may have their own pricing, which is set by their providers.
Start making your series
Join the programme and turn your idea into a finished AI series, one module at a time.