Tutorials // Hands-on AI filmmaking
Learn by making.
Sixteen short, practical guides. Each one fixes one real problem in AI filmmaking and ends with something you can try today.
Tools change fast. Every guide says which version it was checked against.
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Prompting & Images
Tutorial 01
Order a Prompt Like a Shot List
Midjourney weights your first words the most. Put them in the order a DP builds a shot.
Tutorial 02
Lock a Character Across Every Shot
Same face in shot 1 and shot 5. Build a small reference set and let it carry the character.
Tutorial 03
Kill the Generic AI Look
Cut “cinematic”. Name a film stock, a lens and one light source instead.
Tutorial 04
Know Your Version Before You Blame the Prompt
A parameter did nothing? Check the version first. Here is what works where.
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Motion & Video
Tutorial 05
Turn a Still Into a Shot
Your image is frame one. Prompt what happens next: one camera move, one action.
Tutorial 06
Fake a Camera Move on a Budget
Prompt the moves that need parallax. Fake the rest in the edit, for free.
Tutorial 07
Keep One Scene Looking Like One Scene
Write one look line, lock style and seed, then match it all in the grade.
Tutorial 08
Stop Fighting the Model, Start Editing It
The shot is 90 percent right. Change the other 10 percent instead of rerolling.
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Voice & Sound
Tutorial 09
Give Your Character a Voice
Library, Voice Design or a clone. Cast the voice like an actor, with a real line.
Tutorial 10
Dub a Scene Without Losing the Sync
Fix the translation for length, not accuracy, and lip sync only the close-ups.
Tutorial 11
Sound Is Half the Shot
Ambience, spot effects, music. Three layers turn a clip into a place.
Tutorial 12
Direct a Voice Like an Actor, Not a Slider
Tags, punctuation and one capital letter. In Eleven v3 the script is the performance.
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Editing & Workflow
Tutorial 13
Cut Your First Scene in an Afternoon
Three passes and a stopping rule. A finished scene by dinner.
Tutorial 14
Build a Shot List Before You Touch a Generator
Ten minutes on paper saves forty credits in the generator.
Tutorial 15
From Idea to First Draft in One Sitting
A nine-step loop from the idea in your notes app to a finished first draft in about four hours.
Tutorial 16
Know When a Shot Is Actually Done
Five questions that end the reroll habit.