AI for video

About this course

This course is for video creators who want to build AI into their process — from idea and script through editing and publishing — without losing their own voice on camera. It addresses a real source of burnout: coming up with topics, editing, and packaging eat up more time than filming itself, and that's exactly where AI actually speeds things up.

The course follows the full video production cycle: first ideas and scripts with a hook and structure, then storyboarding, deciding what to film yourself versus generate, including a dedicated lesson on prompting for video specifically. From there it covers editing, subtitles, and voiceover, thumbnails and titles, and finishes with publishing per platform and assembling a pipeline from idea to release, backed by a bank of at least 15 ideas drawn from real audience questions.

The course is built for people who already shoot or edit video and want to speed up the routine stages, not learn filming from scratch. It assumes experience publishing at least a few videos and a real channel or project to practice the assignments on.

What you'll learn

• Generate video ideas and topics from real audience questions
• Write a script with a hook and a structure that holds attention
• Build a storyboard and decide what to film versus generate
• Write a video prompt accounting for how it differs from an image prompt
• Use AI in editing, subtitles, and voiceover
• Put together a thumbnail, title, and description for a specific platform
• Cut short clips out of a longer video
• Build a pipeline from idea to publishing and read the resulting stats

What you'll end up with

• A shoot-ready script for one real video, with a storyboard
• One fully edited video, complete with subtitles and voiceover done the course's way
• A bank of at least 15 video ideas drawn from your audience's questions
• A personal production pipeline from idea to publishing

This course isn't for someone who has never shot or edited video before — it speeds up a process you already know, rather than teaching filming or editing from scratch.