Uncut AI Academy

Online course · AI video · In English

Make AI video that looks like film.

Uncut AI Academy teaches you to direct AI video. You build one consistent AI model, shoot fashion and brand content with it, and make short horror and action films, with the prompts and settings behind every example.

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AI-generated fashion portrait of a fictional woman in a charcoal wool coat on a concrete stairwell Rec 00:00:12:04 A001_C004 · 50 mm AI model
AI-generated. A fictional person made for this course.

What you'll make

Three projects, one skill set.

01

Your AI model

One face, kept consistent. You design a fictional model from a character sheet, then put the same person in any outfit and location without losing the face.

  • A character sheet and a reference set
  • Stills in three looks and three locations
  • Short clips with motion, and clips where your model talks
  • One finished 20-second reel
The same AI-generated woman on a seaside cliff path at golden hour, in a rust linen shirt Same face, new scene 85 mm
AI-generated character sheet: the same fictional woman seen from the front, three-quarter, profile and back
The character sheet keeps the face consistent from shot to shot. All images on this page are AI-generated.
AI-generated horror film still: an empty hospital corridor under one flickering green light, a door slightly open Int. corridor · Night 24 mm

02

A horror short

A 45 to 60 second short with sound. Light, color and lens for the horror look, creature reveals, a scare built in three shots, and ambience that does half the work.

AI-generated action film still: a fictional courier on a motorbike speeding through a rainy night market Ext. night market · Rain 1/50 s

03

An action trailer

A 45 to 60 second trailer that cuts like a real one. Handheld moves and whip pans, chases that hold up, and the same hero from shot to shot.

The lessons

Every lesson ends with something made.

Each lesson has one output you produce yourself. A foundations section covers AI images and video from zero before the projects start.

Project 01 · Your AI model

  1. 1.1Build your model: one face, one body type, one styleCharacter sheet, 6 reference images
  2. 1.2The shoot: wardrobe, light, location9 stills
  3. 1.3From still to motion: walks, fabric, hair, camera moves4 clips
  4. 1.4Your model talks: greetings and behind the scenes, with native audio2 talking clips
  5. 1.5Same model, any scene: consistency over a month of content2 clips, new outfit and place
  6. 1.6Edit and export for Reels and TikTok1 finished reel

Project 02 · A horror short

  1. 2.1The horror look: light, color, lens, silence3 mood shots
  2. 2.2Creatures with a practical-effects look2 creature reveals
  3. 2.3Building a scare in three shots1 scare sequence
  4. 2.4Sound that scares: native audio and ambience2 clips with audio
  5. 2.5Project: the 60-second short1 finished short

Project 03 · An action trailer

  1. 3.1Action camera language: handheld, whip pans, impact frames3 shots
  2. 3.2Chases and set pieces that hold up3 set pieces
  3. 3.3Continuity: the same hero across shots, extending a shot1 continuous sequence
  4. 3.4Project: the trailer1 finished trailer

How we work

The rules every lesson follows.

They apply to every example, every lesson and the community. If a tool's own policy is stricter, the tool's policy wins.

  1. 01

    Fictional adults only

    Every person you generate is invented and 25 or older.

  2. 02

    No nudity, no sexual content

    Not in the lessons, not in the examples, not in the community.

  3. 03

    No real people

    No celebrities, no people you know, no face swaps, no lookalikes. The only real person you may use is yourself.

  4. 04

    Nothing that passes for real news

    No fake footage of real places, events or tragedies. Horror and action stay clearly fictional.

  5. 05

    Say it is AI

    An AI model is labeled as AI wherever you publish it.

  6. 06

    Platform rules and local law

    Every platform decides what it allows, and your local law applies to you. We teach within both, and we don't teach ways around a tool's safety filters.

Questions

Before you join.

Do I need experience with AI or video?

No. The foundations section covers AI images and video from the start, then the three projects build on it step by step.

Which tools does the course use?

Current AI image and video models, such as Seedream, Seedance and Wan, and CapCut for the edit. These are separate services with their own pricing: most video models charge for each second of video you generate.

Is the course in English?

Yes, all lessons are in English.

Will this course make me money?

We don't promise any income or results. The course teaches you how to make the videos. What you do with them is up to you.

When can I join, and how much is it?

Enrollment opens soon. The price will be shown at checkout on Whop before you pay.

Can I get a refund?

Yes. You can ask for a full refund within 14 days of your purchase. Refund policy.

Learn to direct the machine.

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