Six sessions on the real stack — not last year's demos. 50% learning, 50% laughing, 100% hands-on. By the end, your team can ship a model, render a video, and — the part nobody teaches — know when not to use AI at all.
Working professionals — directors, designers, editors, producers — who already ship creative work and want to integrate generative AI into a real, deadline-bound pipeline.
You don't need to be technical. You need to be curious, somewhat skeptical, and willing to make the bad first draft.
Six sessions, two weeks apart. Enough breathing room to actually practice between sessions; not so much that momentum dies.
On-site at your studio when possible. Live remote works fine for distributed teams; recordings stay available.
Four to twelve people. Past that, this stops being a workshop and starts being a lecture.
Weekly drop-in. Always-on Slack for the cohort. You hit walls; we get around them within hours, not weeks.
Plus a custom LoRA, a documented pipeline, and a team that can actually use them.
The curriculum is fixed. The case studies, the projects, and the LoRA we train are yours.
Thirty minutes. Tell me about your studio, your timeline, and what you're actually trying to do. I'll tell you whether this program is the right move — and what you'd do instead if it isn't.
