Many newcomers interested in AI comic-dramas encounter various practical challenges when first getting started: they don't understand the complete production workflow and can't find a systematic method by piecing things together; AI-generated characters lack consistency and scene quality is poor, falling short of expectations even after repeated adjustments; storyboard frames are incoherent and faces get distorted, greatly diminishing the final result; they don't understand the hook design for novel adaptations, so content fails to retain viewers; purely manual production is extremely inefficient without standardized templates to reuse, and output speed can't keep up with update demands; editing, thumbnails, and publishing are all figured out by trial and error, leading to many unnecessary pitfalls.

This AI comic-drama short video full-workflow interest-based course is designed specifically for zero-foundation hobbyists, using a progressive, step-by-step teaching approach that fully covers the entire production chain from account preparation, content creation, AI generation, editing and packaging, to platform publishing. The course is practice-oriented, supplemented by periodic assignments for reinforcement, breaking down core methods such as character and scene modeling, batch storyboard generation, Doubao AI image and video generation, and template-based efficient output, specifically addressing high-frequency pain points like face distortion, incoherent visuals, and watermark removal. No drawing or editing foundation is required—just follow the steps one by one to independently complete a full AI comic-drama work.

Through this course, you will systematically master the complete closed loop of AI comic-drama production. The course starts with software installation and account setup, gradually delving into novel material acquisition, hook adaptation, character modeling, and scene design, then to the core storyboard generation and face optimization, and finally achieving efficient mass production through a template-based production system. Each stage comes with detailed practical demonstrations and solutions to common problems, helping you truly understand the production logic of AI comic-dramas rather than mechanically copying steps.

More importantly, this course teaches not just production techniques, but a complete reusable standardized workflow, enabling you to learn how to improve efficiency with template-based thinking and fundamentally solve core problems such as long production cycles and unstable output. Whether you plan to use it for hobby creation or monetize it as paid content, this complete knowledge system will pave the way for you.

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• 1.How to Find One-on-One Learning
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• 2.How to Create the Web Version of the Tool
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• 3.Setting Up the Three-Piece Set and Choosing Between New and Old Accounts
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• 4.The Logic of AI Video Generation
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• 5.AI Comic-Drama Production Workflow Overview
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• 6.Original Novel Production (Part 1)
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• 7.Original Novel Production (Part 2)
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• 8.How to Download Novels from Tomato
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• 9.Character Four-View Modeling (Part 1)
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• 10.Character Four-View Modeling (Part 2)
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• 11.Three-Dimensional Scene Modeling
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• 12.What to Do If You're Unsatisfied with Characters and Scenes
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• 13.Points to Note After Generating Prop Elements
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• 14.Assignment 1: Materials and Modeling Practice
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• 15.Converting Novels into Scripts for Visualization
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• 16.Converting Scripts into Storyboards (Part 1)
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• 17.Converting Scripts into Storyboards (Part 2)
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• 18.Converting Scripts into Storyboards (Part 3)
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• 19.Converting Scripts into Storyboards (Part 4)
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• 20.Assignment 2: Storyboard Practice
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• 39.Adapting Original Novels: Hooks, Highlights, and Conflicts (Part 1)
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• 40.Adapting Original Novels: Hooks, Highlights, and Conflicts (Part 2)
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• 21.Storyboard Generation Section 1
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• 22.Storyboard Generation Section 2
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• 23.Storyboard Generation Review Section 3
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• 24.Storyboard Generation Section 4
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• 25.Storyboard Generation Section 5
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• 26.Storyboard Generation Review Section 6
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• 27.Storyboard Generation Section 7
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• 28.Storyboard Generation Section 8
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• 29.Storyboard Generation Section 9
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• 30.Storyboard Generation Section 10
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• 31.Assignment 3: Storyboard Generation Practice
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• 32.Using Jianying Shortcuts (Part 1)
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• 33.Using Jianying Shortcuts (Part 2)
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• 34.Jianying Editing (Part 1)
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• 35.Jianying Editing (Part 2)
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• 36.Jianying Editing (Part 3)
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• 37.How to Make a Cover
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• 38.How to Publish
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• 41.Creating Element Templates (Part 1)
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• 42.Establishing Element Templates (Part 2)
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• 43.Establishing Element Templates (Part 3)
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• 44.Establishing a General Template for Converting Novels into Scripts
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• 45.Establishing Templates for Converting Scripts into Storyboards (Part 1)
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• 46.Establishing Templates for Converting Scripts into Storyboards (Part 2)
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• 47.Establishing Templates for Converting Scripts into Storyboards (Part 3)
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• 48.Establishing Templates for Converting Scripts into Storyboards (Part 4)
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• 49.Establishing Templates for Converting Scripts into Storyboards (Part 5)
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• 50.Realistic Human Production (Part 1)
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• 51.Solutions for Realistic Human Faces
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• 52.Changing Doubao-Generated Videos from 15 Seconds to 10 Seconds
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• 53.Doubao Video Generation (Part 1)
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• 54.Doubao Character and Scene Image Generation, Character Compositing, and Model Selection
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• 55.Scene Compositing (Part 1)
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• 56.Scene Compositing (Part 2)
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• 57.Doubao Script Storyboard Video Generation (Part 1)
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• 58.Doubao Storyboard Generation (Part 2)
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• 59.Face Issues
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• 60.Solutions for Continuity Between Consecutive Doubao Storyboards
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• 61.Two Doubao Watermark Removal Methods
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