Make AI comedy reels people send to a friend with “that’s me.”
This is what you’ll be making. Not mock-ups.
Three full episodes built with the exact method in the course: script, two voices, a 3D set drawn in the browser, music and captions. Tap any one for sound.
Then go further: video made from code.
Both clips on the left were rendered straight from the starter files you get in the course. No editor, no keyframes by hand: you describe the shot, a coding agent writes it, and one command renders it.
- Manim for diagrams and explainers that move
- Remotion: one React template, ten videos from data
- HyperFrames: motion graphics from plain HTML and GSAP
- Blender MCP: real 3D shots by talking to Claude
Cinematic shorts, made with AI.
Four more pieces by the course creator, made with AI video tools. The course’s focus is code-made reels; these show where your storytelling and shot planning can take you once you add AI video models.
Made with AI video generation tools. Generating footage with AI video models isn’t taught step by step in the modules.
Five ideas from the course, running in your browser.
These are the same ideas you learn in the modules. Drag, click and copy. Nothing to install.
Drag time. Every frame is computed, never stored.
A renderer can jump to any frame, in any order, on any machine, so the same time must always give the same picture. Turn on randomness and watch the two renders disagree.
Module 17 · How code becomes video
Visuals land just before the word.
Click the word the stat card should land on, then change how early it arrives. This is how the timestamps from your voiceover drive the animation.
Module 22 · Voice, captions and timing
by hand
Where text survives on a phone.
Instagram, TikTok and Shorts draw their own buttons over your video. Move the headline and see exactly when the app hides it.
Module 08 and Module 17 · phone safe zones
Modules 17 to 21 · one prompt template that works with every tool
Module 23 · Stitching and export. Always check the stills before you post.
Six skills, one workflow.
Most courses teach one slice. This one joins story, engine, voice, growth and four extra video tools, so you can make any kind of reel.
Story
- Seven-beat script formula with word budgets
- Situations ranked by how far they travel
- Emotion, sarcasm and a hook scorecard
Engine with Claude Code
- One function of time:
seek(t) - Characters, sets and light from boxes
- Fake screens, shot planner, portrait camera
Voice and finish
- US-accent voices, one take per line
- Timing written by the audio, not by you
- Ducked music, −14 LUFS mix, cheap checks first
Growth
- Trend scan to episode to keyword DM chain
- Cover, caption, comment-bar call to action
- Series bible and a 10-episode arc
Code to Clip: four more tools
- Manim for diagrams that move
- Remotion: one template, ten videos
- HyperFrames and Blender MCP for motion and 3D
Finishing kit
- Three runnable starter files
- Five FFmpeg export recipes
- 40 ready premises and pre-post checklists
modules in 7 parts
of hands-on work
copy-paste prompts
ready episode premises
Every module, step by step.
Open a part, then click any module to see exactly what you do in it. Modules marked “Read free” open right now.
What to install, in what order.
About 30 minutes, once. Pick your computer and copy each command. Module 05 walks you through every step with checks, and fixes for the errors people actually hit.
Three realistic ways this pays for itself.
No “passive income” promises. These are the honest routes creators use with this skill, and the course modules that support each one.
🎬Make skits for brands
Startups and SaaS teams pay for short, relatable reels about their product’s problem. You keep the engine, swap the script and set.
Modules 02–14 · Series bible in 16📈Grow your own page
A consistent series builds an audience you can monetise with sponsorships, affiliate links and your own offers through comment-keyword DMs.
Modules 14–16 · 40-premise vault🧩Sell code-made videos
Explainers, stat reels and product clips from Manim, Remotion and HyperFrames templates, rendered in variants for clients who need volume.
Part 6 · Code to ClipResults depend on your ideas, consistency and market. The course teaches the skill and the workflow. It doesn’t guarantee views, clients or income.
From checkout to first posted episode.
One price. Everything unlocks.
Secure checkout · Razorpay ·
- All 27 modules, unlocked with your personal access code
- The whole course as one downloadable PDF
- Five tools: your own engine, Manim, Remotion, HyperFrames and Blender
- Three runnable starter files and five FFmpeg export recipes
- Every copy-paste prompt, checklist and the 40-premise vault
- Lifetime access, including future updates to the modules
- Works on Windows and Mac
How payment works
- Choose USD or INR and enter your name and email.
- Pay on the secure payment page (cards, Apple Pay or PayPal where available; UPI and net banking in INR).
- Confirm with your payment ID.
- Your personal access code arrives by email once the payment is confirmed.
- Paste the code on the login page. Every module opens, and the full PDF is one click away.
What this is not
This is a method and a set of prompts for building your own engine with a coding agent. It doesn’t include a ready-made render engine, and it can’t promise views. Results depend on your ideas and consistency.
Quick answers
Do I need to know how to code?
No. You direct Claude Code (or Cursor or Codex) with the prompts in the modules and check the results. You do need to be comfortable installing a few tools and running commands. The setup roadmap above shows every one.
Do I get a PDF?
Yes. Once you unlock the course, one button saves all 27 modules as a single PDF. You can also add that PDF to a Claude Project, so Claude can build alongside you with the whole method in context.
Which AI do I need?
Any coding agent works. The prompts are written for Claude Code. Voices use a text-to-speech service; Module 10 also covers a free local route for testing.
Does it cost extra to make episodes?
The picture is free: it’s drawn in your browser. The voice is the only paid piece, and a typical episode uses a small fraction of a monthly voice plan.
Can I pay in dollars or rupees?
Both. Prices show in USD by default; switch to INR with the toggle at the top or on the price card. You pay in the currency you choose.
Can I make money with this?
Many people use these skills for client work or to grow a page, but the course can’t promise income. See “Three realistic ways” above for the honest routes.
What if it’s not for me?
Are you affiliated with Anthropic, Razorpay or the tool makers?
No. Claude is a trademark of Anthropic. Razorpay, Manim, Remotion, HyperFrames and Blender belong to their owners. They’re named here only to describe the tools the course uses and how you pay.