Guides

The language of film (story, script, image, sound, editing, production and business), plus the vocabulary of AI filmmaking.

What each filmmaking role is, what the person does, the skills it takes, and how it carries over to AI-assisted filmmaking.

Watch this, notice that, try it: short lessons that each isolate one technique in a well-known film, followed by an AI exercise.

Fill-in templates for planning an AI film, from logline and character sheet to shot list and generation log.

Starter pipelines by project type: the phases, the roles you'll cover, typical tools, where the time goes and the common traps.

Film vocabulary turned into prompt patterns: how to ask image and video models for specific shots, moves, lenses and light.

How to spot, name, diagnose and fix the most common flaws in AI-generated images and video.

The last mile: sound, color, quality control, captions, export settings and credits, so the film you made is the film people see.

A plain-language guide to model licenses, copyright, consent, music rights and AI disclosure for AI filmmakers.

The standard format for documenting how a piece was made, for challenge submissions, workflow cards and gallery posts.

What each score means at each level, how to write feedback that teaches, and a self-review checklist for before you submit.

Foundation, Practitioner and Advanced skills for nine filmmaking tracks, with the evidence that shows each level and where to practice it.