Session 1. Creative brief and constraints
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Pick one channel goal. Write hook, length, CTA, and what AI must not fake (face, voice, claims).
Week 1
Open lessonAI Video & Automation for Creators.
Not one viral trick. A full pipeline from idea to posted clip plus automation docs clients can understand.
6 sessions · in-person6 lessonsIn-person cohort
Taught live in the room. This site is your session guide, checklists, and templates between classes. Recorded demos are optional after the cohort.
About this course
Not one viral trick. A full pipeline from idea to posted clip plus automation docs clients can understand.
Live workshop: brief, generate, edit, automate, publish. Leave with one short video reviewed by the cohort and a weekly playbook you can sell.
What you will gain
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A brief you can defend
Audience, hook, length, CTA, and what must stay human. so generation does not drift into generic AI slop.
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A repeatable video pipeline
Script → generate → edit → QC. one primary tool per cohort so support stays sane.
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Short-form structure
Hook, tension, payoff, loop. you analyze why clips work, not only how to dance or trend-chase.
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Content automation
Idea bank → script template → asset folders → posting checklist. manual playbook or one Make/Zapier flow.
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Published proof
One clip posted or presented with export settings and honest metrics. portfolio-ready case study outline.
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Pricing language
Package tiers for reels vs monthly systems. you can explain why this costs more than a one-off TikTok tip.
Skills you will gain
- A brief you can defend
- A repeatable video pipeline
- Short-form structure
- Content automation
- Published proof
Bring to class
- Laptop, charger, and stable Wi‑Fi (video uploads are heavy)
- Phone with your main social account logged in (or a test account)
- One channel goal for the cohort (TikTok reel, YouTube Short, or brand ad)
- Budget note: your instructor names one primary video tool for the cohort. plan credits or subscription
Your instructor
Talodabi Faculty
Talodabi · Academy
Earn a certificate
Certificate of completion
AI Video & Automation for Creators
Attend all six sessions, submit a 15–30s video (posted or cohort showcase), your automation playbook, and pass a 5-minute capstone review.
Frequently asked questions
How long will I have access to the course?
While your Academy account is active. Sign in to open lessons, then learn at your own pace.
Do I get a certificate after completion?
Yes, when the course marks a certificate and you finish the required lessons or capstone.
Can I learn offline?
Most short courses are online. Download any templates your instructor shares, then return online to submit work.
What support do I get during the course?
Cohort students get instructor and peer support in class channels. Self-paced courses include guides in this site and the design-assistant kit.
Session plan
6 in-person sessions · build in class + practice between weeks
Session 2. AI video pipeline
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Script and shot list with Claude (or similar). Generate clips with the cohort tool. First assembly in CapCut or Premiere.
Week 2
Open lessonSession 3. Hook structure and edit
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Teardown three viral clips. Revise pacing, captions, and sound. Ship a 15–30s draft.
Week 3
Open lessonSession 4. Content automation
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Map idea → script → assets → post. Build your weekly playbook or one working automation.
Week 4
Open lessonSession 5. Publish and measure
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Export specs per platform. Post or cohort showcase. Read views, retention, saves without inventing numbers.
Week 5
Open lessonSession 6. Capstone and pricing
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Present video + playbook + case study. Practice client packages and certificate review.
Week 6
Open lessonCreator kit: design-assistant/context/creator-video-brief-template.md and creator-automation-playbook-template.md. Fill during class; reuse every week.