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AI Video

Plan clips, maintain visual continuity, and combine generation with editing rather than relying on one-shot video prompts.

For Creators and production teams

6 original lessons on ToolDix, roughly 99 minutes end to end

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Course outline

  1. 1Plan AI Video as a Shot ListGive every generated clip one job and seven specified fields, restate the continuity elements that break a cut, and generate longer than you need so the editor has handles to work with.Beginner17 min
  2. 2Review AI Video Before PublishingRun two review passes that ask different questions, check the five artifact classes that give generated video away, and decide disclosure by what a viewer would assume rather than by what a watermark says.Intermediate16 min
  3. 3Choose a Video Generation ApproachRoute a shot to text-to-video, image-to-video, video-to-video, or an avatar pipeline, and plan around the clip-length and control limits that actually bind.Intermediate16 min
  4. 4Direct Camera and Motion in a Generated ShotUse real camera vocabulary, separate subject motion from camera motion, and spend a fixed motion budget so a clip moves deliberately instead of drifting.Intermediate17 min
  5. 5Hold Character and Style Across ShotsAnchor identity in something more durable than a prompt, lock the style properties that make shots belong together, and audit a sequence before the edit rather than after.Advanced17 min
  6. 6Assemble and Finish an AI VideoTurn approved clips into a finished piece by cutting on motion, building the three audio layers that carry a generated sequence, and exporting to the specification the destination expects.Intermediate16 min

Optional, after the lessons

Further reading from primary sources

Published by other organizations and kept here for reference. The lessons above are the ToolDix course; these are where to go once you want the vendor's own documentation.

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