
The 4-Million-Like Alien Fun/Touching Short-Drama Teardown is a hands-on course built around AI emotional short dramas, viral-case breakdown, storyboard design, camera-movement design, prompt generation and derivative replication. Centered on the highly engaging alien-plus-emotional-story format, it uses video tutorials, long documents, shot-by-shot teardowns and prompt material to help students understand how such dramas go from story idea step by step into a complete AI video. It deeply tears down cases like "The Alien Came to Pick Me Up", "The Alien Wants to Take Me Away", "The Orphan Returns Home" and "No Time to Live Anyway". "The Alien Came to Pick Me Up" provides 93 storyboards plus camera movement and prompts; "The Alien Wants to Take Me Away" comes with a 42-page, ~16K-word full-flow document; "The Orphan Returns Home" includes storyboard/camera material and a 38-page, ~19K-word AI-derivative flow; "No Time to Live Anyway" provides 183 storyboards plus camera movement and prompts, and a 54-page, ~22K-word AI-derivative flow. The teaching is not just handing over a few prompts; it focuses on the complete method: viral teardown, plot-structure analysis, shot-by-shot planning, camera-movement design, prompt writing, AI imagery/video making, and derivative work - taking students from understanding a hit to breaking it down, replicating its structure, and independently creating derivatives, building a reusable AI emotional-short-drama production flow.
This course comes with a materials pack. Members receive the access link by email after requesting the course.