Director-Level Creation Practical Course for AI Comic Drama: Full-Pipeline Systematic Teaching of Prompt Engineering, Shot Language, Dynamic Storyboard, AI Video Generation and Professional Editing

Most AI comic-drama creators today stay at the basic stage of simply generating frames and splicing videos; they don't understand shot staging, can't design dynamic storyboards, their camera movement is stiff, story pacing is chaotic, and character-scene styles are disjointed. Their work is highly homogeneous, has no cinematic texture, and it's hard to produce high-completion, high-like hit content. The core of truly quality comic drama lies not in AI generation tools, but in director-level creative thinking + a standardized production process + refined, practical techniques.

This director-level AI comic-drama practical course breaks the fragmented teaching model and builds a four-stage progression system from basic understanding to full-project delivery, fully adapting professional film shot language, storyboard thinking and camera-movement composition logic to AI comic-drama creation, hands-on guiding you to build a reusable, batch-output professional comic-drama production workflow, thoroughly widening the gap with ordinary creators.

This director-level AI comic-drama practical course breaks the fragmented teaching model and builds a four-stage progression system from basic understanding to full-project delivery, fully adapting professional film shot language, storyboard thinking and camera-movement composition logic to AI comic-drama creation, hands-on guiding you to build a reusable, batch-output professional comic-drama production workflow.

Suitable For

Zero-based beginners entering AI comic drama, comic-drama creators who want to improve work texture, self-media people who want to systematically learn AI video production, content bloggers lacking storyboard/camera-movement thinking with highly homogeneous work, and side-hustle entrepreneurs who want to build a standardized AI creation workflow.

Course Catalog

01. [Stage 4] Standardized Full-Process Basic Theory Lesson for AI Short-Video Creation

02. [Stage 4] Step 2 Asset Generation Practice — Turn Roles and Scenes in the Script into Video Material Assets

03. [Stage 4] Step 3 Storyboard Script Practice — Turn the Script into a Storyboard Script

04. [Stage 4] Step 4 Video Generation Practice Lesson 1 — From Storyboard Script to Generating the 1st Video

05. [Stage 4] Step 4 Video Generation Practice Lesson 2 — From Storyboard Script to Generating the 2nd Video

06. [Stage 4] Step 4 Video Generation Practice Lesson 3 — From Storyboard Script to Generating the 3rd Video

07. [Stage 4] Step 4 Video Generation Practice Lesson 4 — Generate All Remaining Videos from the Storyboard Script

08. [Stage 4] Step 5 Editing Practice — Cut the Storyboard Videos into a Complete Film

09. [Stage 4] Step 1 Script Generation Practice — Turn Inspiration into a Script

10. [Stage 3] AI Short-Drama Editing Lesson 01 — What Is Editing

11. [Stage 3] AI Short-Drama Editing Lesson 02 — Universal Professional Project Management

12. [Stage 3] AI Short-Drama Editing Lesson 03 — Common Jianying Operations on PC

13. [Stage 2] 01 Chapter 1

14. [Stage 2] 02-00 Chapter 2

15. [Stage 2] 02-01 Practice: Jimeng Interface Introduction

16. [Stage 2] 02-02 Practice: Image-to-Video, First/Last Frame, Smart Multi-Frame Video Generation

17. [Stage 2] 02-02 Practice: Text-to-Video

18. [Stage 2] 02-03 Practice: All-Round Reference Video Generation

19. [Stage 2] 03 Chapter 3

20. [Stage 2] 04 Chapter 4

21. [Stage 2] 05 Chapter 5: Six Core Camera Movements

22. [Stage 2] 06 Chapter 6: Matching Camera Movement with Plot

23. [Stage 2] 07 Chapter 7: Dynamic Composition

24. [Stage 2] 08 Chapter 8: Pitfall-Avoidance Guide and Film Output

25. [Stage 1] 01 — Basic Prompt Engineering for AIGC Video Creation

26. [Stage 1] 04 — Image-to-Image and Asset Production

27. [Stage 1] 05 — Shot Language: Stage the Frame Like a Director

28. [Stage 1] 02 — From Inspiration to Storyboard: The Four-Step Creation Method

29. [Stage 1] 03 — Structure and Writing of Text-to-Image