AI Mini Cinema — A Short Visual Story
Recommended: 4 × 3h · 12 hours
Turn a one-line story into a 30–60 second video draft with scenes, images, captions and sound.
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Who is it for?
Adults starting visual storytelling who want to express a short story or a brand’s atmosphere.
What will you work towards?
A one-line story and storyboard
Scene images reviewed for consistency
A captioned 30–60 second video draft with sound
How much time should you plan?
Standard 12-hour format includes demonstrations, individual work, troubleshooting, feedback and saving.
Short format: A three-hour taster covers a four-shot storyboard and a short editing exercise.
Output scope is adjusted to the learners’ starting level.
What will you explore?
Four sessions, 12 hours, allowing for generation queues, retries and editing issues. The final 30–60 seconds combines several scenes; it is not one model generation.
01 From one line to scenes
- Practice
- Choose audience, emotion and story flow; plan four to six shots
- Output
- A logline and storyboard
02 Create scene images
- Practice
- Keep characters, settings and colours consistent
- Output
- A set of scene images
03 Connect captions and sound
- Practice
- Arrange scenes, captions and audio in an editor such as Vrew
- Output
- A 30–60 second rough cut
04 Review and export
- Practice
- Check continuity, readability, sources and sharing scope
- Output
- A video draft and a description
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Non-members are welcome. Existing members can verify their membership and reuse their details.