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π¬ Module 6: Advanced Video
Multi-shot storyboards, cinematic control, and 30+ Adobe Firefly Video models.
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What is: Kling 3.0 storyboard feature (released Feb/2026): shot-by-shot control with camera, pacing, and synced audio.
Why learn: Enables the production of long scenes with narrative continuity, previously only feasible in an editor.
Key concepts: Multi-shot prompting, camera moves, lip-sync, native 4K.
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What is: Seedance 2.0 introduced native multi-shot + synchronized audio in a single prompt. Global rollout Q2/2026.
Why learn: Vidu Q3 is #1 in China with native audio + video. Chinese tools dominate on value for money.
Key concepts: Multi-shot, unified audio-video, ByteDance.
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What is: Google Veo 3.1 β native 4K, character consistency, vertical video. Integrated with Gemini Advanced ($19.99/month).
Why learn: Veo 3.1 is the best all-around. Flow is Google's complete creation interface.
Key concepts: Veo 3.1, Flow, Gemini Advanced, character consistency.
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What is: Adobe Firefly Video integrates 30+ third-party models on a single platform with unified credits.
Why learn: A serious professional uses Firefly as a hub: switching between models becomes drag-and-drop.
Key concepts: Firefly Video, Adobe credits, Premiere/After integration.
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What is: Luma Ray3 for high visual quality; Pika Pikaformance + Pikaswaps + Pikaffects for quick editing.
Why learn: Complementary tools: Luma for hero shots, Pika for rapid iteration.
Key concepts: Ray3 motion, Pikaffects, character/object replacement.
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π οΈ Module 7: Workflows and Open Source
Freepik Spaces, ComfyUI, SkyReels, Wan, LTX-Video, and production pipelines at scale.
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What is: Infinite canvas combining generation, mood boards, and real-time collaboration.
Why learn: Replaces FigJam + Midjourney + Discord with a single tool for visual creation.
Key concepts: Mood boards, real-time collaboration, brand kits.
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What is: Visual node-based workflow for FLUX, SD, ControlNet, LoRA, and open-source video models.
Why learn: The only path to zero production costs at scale. ComfyUI is the βPhotoshopβ of open-source AI.
Key concepts: Nodes, workflows, custom nodes, manager, runpod.
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What is: Open-source video models: SkyReels V4, Wan 2.7 (Alibaba), LTX-Video 2.3 β run locally on consumer GPUs.
Why learn: Zero cost, full control, and prompt privacy.
Key concepts: Minimum VRAM, quantization, ComfyUI integration.
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What is: How to produce 1000+ videos/month: batch processing, distributed ComfyUI, optimized costs.
Why learn: Volume is where AI makes money. A poorly built pipeline means losses.
Key concepts: Batch, queues, runpod, caching, unit cost.
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π΅ Module 8: AI Audio and Music
Suno v5.5, Udio v4, ElevenLabs ElevenMusic, and sound design techniques.
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What is: Suno v5.5 introduced Studio DAW, Generative Stems (12 tracks), and Vocal Personas. Udio v4 leads in musical fidelity (48kHz stereo).
Why learn: Suno = consumer leader (pop/rock/EDM). Udio = audiophile (jazz, classical, ambient).
Key concepts: Stems, vocal personas, inpainting, licensing (RIAA lawsuits).
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What is: ElevenMusic (launched on iOS in Apr 2026) brings voice, music, and SFX together in the same app. The cleanest commercial license on the market.
Why learn: For safe commercial use, ElevenMusic is a better choice than Suno/Udio (which are facing active lawsuits).
Key concepts: Voice clone, Scribe v2, SFX v2, ElevenMusic, commercial license.
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What is: AI-assisted mixing, mastering, and sound design: Adobe Podcast, Auphonic, RX Music.
Why learn: Professional audio is a differentiator. AI democratizes tools once available only to studios.
Key concepts: Loudness, adaptive EQ, denoise, sound design.
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π» Module 9: Vibe Coding
Build your own tools with Cursor, Claude Code, Lovable, Bolt, v0, and Replit.
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What is: Natural language programming with AI agents β describe it in Brazilian Portuguese, the AI implements it, and you review it.
Why learn: Creators who master vibe coding build their own tools in hours, not months.
Key concepts: Spec-driven development, agents, AI code review, PM mindset.
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What is: Full-stack apps built from scratch using prompts β Lovable and Bolt.new are the leading platforms in 2026.
Why learn: For validating ideas and MVPs in hours, not weeks.
Key concepts: Modern stack (Next/React/Supabase), one-click deployment.
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What is: Cursor (AI IDE) and Claude Code (CLI agent) β professional tools for complex projects.
Why learn: For serious projects, Lovable/Bolt arenβt enough. Cursor + Claude Code is the pro setup.
Key concepts: IDE agents, CLI workflows, tool calling, MCPs.
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What is: v0 (Vercel) generates React/Next.js UI from a prompt. Replit Agent builds full-stack apps in the browser.
Why learn: For landing pages and UIs ready in minutes.
Key concepts: v0, Replit Agent, automatic deployment.
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