I build the infrastructure that makes generative AI actually usable in a professional studio — fixing broken pipelines, training private models, and turning technical chaos into broadcast-ready assets. No hype. No roadmap theatre. Just work that ships.
Six sessions. No last-year demos, no prompt-template grifting. Your team leaves knowing the actual tools, where they save you days, and — just as important — where they'll waste your afternoon. 50% learning, 50% laughing, 100% hands-on.
I went to business school to learn PowerPoint and spreadsheets, and somehow ended up teaching AI models to make rap videos about cats. Fifteen years of communications experience later, I'm basically a translator between "cutting-edge AI research" and "what the hell does this button do?"
Three hundred-plus models trained. A wall of recognition from the first crop of AI film awards. And a short list of studios that now ship work they couldn't have touched a year ago. The serious stuff is mostly under NDA — the fun stuff is on this site.
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