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AI video · v6.2 · free course

Kling AI: from idea to sequence

From input to movement, with camera, references, and connected shots. Build a test lab and review a short product sequence.

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5 modules · 15 lessons of ~15 min guided reading · allow 6–10 h for production, plus queues

A videographer and shop owner plan shots for an orange backpack.

What you will be able to do

Control the experimentChoose the input, record settings, and limit attempts.
Guide camera and movementCompare actions, references, and endpoints.
Connect shotsTest Multi-Shot and review product continuity.

How to study

Read in short sessions and do the practice in the suggested time. Progress stays in this browser. Make copies using the journey’s export option.

Lesson images are illustrations generated in Codex, not video results. To complete production, you need access to Kling features and an editor to review the sequence. Check credits and features first.

Rota’s test lab

Luiza, a videographer, and Davi, a shop owner, plan a sequence for a fictional backpack. Apply the process to an object of your own. Start with the Your First AI Video course if you have not made and edited a clip yet.

Short practices include preparation and review. Full production requires running the listed tests and saving files. If a feature is unavailable, leave it pending; illustrations do not simulate video results.

Who it is for

It is for you if you

  • You have made a simple video and want more control over tests.
  • You have your own references and are willing to review results and costs.
  • Prefer to learn by doing.

It is not for you if you

  • Already know the subject well and want technical material.
  • Want a traditional video lesson.

The five modules

Module 1 · Choose a path and control attempts

Record settings, tell text apart from visual references, and turn failures into small tests.
3 lessons · 45 min

Module 2 · Camera, duration, and endpoint

Plan four comparable movements and test a transition with observable start and end points.
3 lessons · 45 min

Module 3 · Limits, timing, and speech

Use constraints without contradictions, distinguish timing effects, and check speech synchronization.
3 lessons · 45 min

Module 4 · Reusable references and directed editing

Organize an element, assign roles to references, and prepare movement that fits the character.
3 lessons · 45 min

Module 5 · Build scenes and check continuity

Generate a short sequence, assess the transition between shots, and gather evidence of your process.
3 lessons · 45 min

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