The 'IP Director Offline Bootcamp' centers on personal-IP building, short-video content creation, and commercial expression. Starting from the underlying logic of short video, it systematically trains topic planning, character positioning, story scripts, guided shooting, script-free delivery, on-camera presence, editing rhythm, and sustained account output. Through real merchant shoots, case teardowns, and on-site mentor coaching, it helps you break through the problems of not knowing how to shoot, how to express yourself, or why nobody watches your content.

Along the way you'll master the full creation flow from material gathering to final publish, understand the underlying logic of IP positioning and content creation, and learn the complete method from topic and script through shooting and editing — improving your on-camera delivery and presence. With 38 hours of recordings/subtitles, 6 hours of video, mind maps, and extensive practice materials, it's ideal for those building a personal IP, driving physical-store leads, growing self-media, or systematically learning short-video directing.

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• 1.Seven-day course overview and learning path
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• 2.Student introductions and icebreakers
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• 3.Core mindset for short-video creation
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• 4.IP pre-interview process and character positioning
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• 5.Topic methodology and the bridge-building method
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• 6.Trend-based topic selection and material discovery
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• 7.Advanced techniques for finding and recording
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• 8.Character relationships and building a topic bank
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• 9.Topic-method summary
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• 10.Script structure, rhythm, and information density
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• 11.Guided-shooting hands-on guide
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• 12.Reviewing student work and diagnosing issues
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• 13.Guided-questioning drills
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• 14.Opening design and grabbing attention
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• 15.Compound script structure
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• 16.The grocery theory and material organization
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• 17.Observing on-location event capture
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• 18.Observed shoot notes and teardown
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• 19.Afternoon merchant practice review
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• 20.Afternoon editing practice 1
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• 21.Afternoon editing practice 2
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• 22.Practice review and issue cleanup
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• 23.Creative shoot-edit 1
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• 24.Creative shoot-edit 2
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• 25.Creative shoot-edit 3
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• 26.Creative shoot-edit 4
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• 27.Creative shoot-edit 5
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• 28.Local-life livestream hands-on guide 1
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• 29.Local-life livestream hands-on guide 2
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• 30.Ad-buying basics and strategy
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• 31.Mining livestream selling points and product rhythm
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• 32.Live product-pitch script demo
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• 33.Livestream guided questioning 1
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• 34.Livestream guided questioning 2
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• 35.Livestream guided questioning 3
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• 36.Houlang presence tuning 1
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• 37.Houlang presence tuning 2
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• 38.Houlang presence tuning 3
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• 39.Houlang presence tuning 4
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• 40.Houlang presence tuning 5
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• 41.Houlang presence tuning 6
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• 42.Xing presence tuning 1
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• 43.Xing presence tuning 2
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• 44.Shooting Q&A and solving lens issues
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• 45.Trend-based topic drills
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• 46.Role-reversal guided questioning
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• 47.Guided selling-point mining
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• 48.Topic building and emotional delivery
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• 49.Morning film teardown and structure review 1
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• 50.Morning film teardown and structure review 2
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• 51.Morning film teardown and structure review 3
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• 52.Afternoon film teardown and structure review 1
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• 53.Afternoon film teardown and structure review 2
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• 54.Complete deal-closing skills
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• 55.Afternoon Q&A
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• 56.Emotion curves and the three-step story structure
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• 57.Opinion-style story script creation flow
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• 58.Use cases for three story-script types
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• 59.Presentation style and content expression
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• 60.Core advice for running an account
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• 61.Course summary and Q&A
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• 62.Pre-interview process and execution checklist
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• 63.Topic process and topic-bank building
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• 64.Complete script-creation flow
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• 65.Guided-questioning method
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• 66.Opening design
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• 67.Editing information arrangement
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• 68.Complete video-creation flow
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• 69.Three ways to shoot one topic
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• 70.Applying the bridge-building method
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• 71.Using the A/B line
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• 72.Combining events in scripts
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• 73.Short-story script application
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• 74.How to make ordinary events extraordinary in mixed edits
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💡 Study tip: This tutorial reflects industry practices at the time of release; please align it with the latest platform rules while learning.