Course guide
Film AI MasterClass
Keep the story connected to the work of making it.
Your work might begin with a script, a production plan or a post-production handoff. Build AI skills around the stage you know and the responsibility you want to grow into. In shared live online classes, practice with a suitable film project shaped by your experience.
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The work you will practice
Follow a script revision through production planning
Use a sample script extract to draft coverage and a scene breakdown. Introduce a revision, identify changed requirements and connect the findings to planning and post-production handoff documents. Check every output against the script version it came from.
- ReadSet a coverage brief and extract characters, locations, props and continuity questions with scene references.
- TrackCompare script versions, flag changed requirements and prepare planning documents for department review.
- CoordinateTest script-analysis, production-planning and post-production agent handoffs with a shared version record and approval queue.
Is this your next step?
A revision reaches further than the page.
A changed scene can affect locations, props, continuity and the documents another department relies on. The useful question is how AI can help you follow those connections. Practice asking for source-linked analysis, tracking revisions and preparing clear handoffs, with creative decisions and production approval kept in the hands of the people responsible.
- You develop, produce or coordinate film projects.
- You edit or manage post-production handoffs.
- You want to apply your filmmaking experience to clear, reviewable AI processes.
Shared live classes. Practice shaped around your work and experience. Your judgment stays central.
Your project outline · No signup required
Your film AI course plan
Write a short fictional scene, then make a second version that changes its location and one prop. Run the starter prompt on both versions. Compare the revision log with your edits, inspect every source reference and list the questions a production lead would need to answer.
A prompt to start with
Help me analyze the sample or sanitized script extract below for a practice production breakdown. Use only the supplied text. Do not invent scenes, budget figures, shooting dates, permissions or department approvals. Begin by identifying the script version and scene labels provided. If either is missing, flag that limitation. Create a scene table listing characters, locations, props, stated time of day and possible continuity questions. Cite the scene or exact source passage for each entry and distinguish explicit information from an inference. Then draft a short coverage note describing the extract's action and any questions the text leaves unresolved. If I supply two versions, list changed requirements in a separate revision log; do not merge them silently. Finish with questions for production review and a handoff checklist. Treat all planning suggestions as drafts requiring the relevant person's decision, and avoid resolving creative ambiguities without asking. SAMPLE SCRIPT AND VERSION INFORMATION: [Paste your material here.]
Before you use the output
- Check every scene detail against the cited script passage and version.
- Distinguish explicit requirements from interpretations or open questions.
- Look for changed props, locations, characters and continuity dependencies.
- Confirm that planning and handoff decisions remain subject to department review.
Your practice can grow from a structured prompt into a connected workflow and, in the full AI MasterClass, a coordinated agent system that carries out longer assignments.
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Your project outline and enrollment options are already available above. If you want updates about this focus, make a separate email request here.
A few things to know.
Does this fit development, production or post?
The common pathway follows a project across those stages, while your sample work can emphasize the responsibilities most relevant to you. The classes are shared, live and online; they are not a private production service.
How does Crash Course compare with Full Course?
Crash Course covers the same curriculum in a more concentrated format. It is designed for learners with some exposure to AI who need less time to get up to speed on the fundamentals. Full Course gives more live time to the fundamentals and practice. Both teach the same curriculum and project progression.
What makes the full AI MasterClass the most valuable option?
The Capstone is what the training builds toward: a coordinated agent system that can execute structured tasks for hours, including suitable work overnight. You practice roles, handoffs, task queues, checks and approval points so the system extends your capacity beyond individual prompts. It is available only with the full AI MasterClass.
Is the course about generating finished films?
Every level includes Claude, OpenAI, Gemini and Open Source, plus guided examples with Higgsfield and Runway. Explore camera language, shot concepts and image-to-video options across multiple models in one workspace. Build a useful visual test before committing to a sequence. Develop reference-led shots, motion tests and previsualization in a filmmaking workspace. Compare continuity and editability against the director’s intent. Software licenses are separate. Public vendor pricing and plan details are included on this page.
How do I enroll in the AI Capstone?
Choose the 10-Day AI MasterClass for $9,197 USD for one participant. It includes the 2-Day Intro, 5-Day Intensive and 3-Day Capstone. The Capstone cannot be purchased separately. The standalone 2-Day AI Intro is $1,697 and the 5-Day AI Intensive is $2,697. Group rates are available for 2–500 participants in the same class and schedule.
Do I need to bring a full script or a current production?
No. A sample script extract or other material you have permission to share is enough to frame the exercises. You set the creative intent and review the work; production leads retain responsibility for plans and approvals.
Can we enroll as a group?
Yes. Book up to 500 participants per order. Six per-seat tiers apply to each class and schedule. Card payment applies to 1–20 seats; verified wire applies to 21–500 seats across the order. Payment is in full.
What if our plans change?
Cancel before your purchased program starts for a full refund. After the start, missed-day, transfer, repeat-day and AI MasterClass upgrade-credit rights apply under the full policy. Cash refunds after the start apply only to days OnlineCourse fails to deliver.