AI animation course series
Images, sound & animation
Describe the idea, then turn it into shots you can stage.
4 friendly short lessons
- Start with familiar questions
- Learn through recurring comic characters
- Leave each lesson with something to try
Pick what you're curious about
Images, sound & animation
4 friendly short lessons
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Put the picture in your head into words
Story setup: Gulu asks for a cat. BIT delivers an octopus-cat in a space helmet.
What you will learn: Describe the subject, action, setting, and visual style.
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Turn a paragraph into storyboards
Story setup: Goose breaks a bus chase into three shots; BIT chases it into the kitchen.
What you will learn: Arrange a story with shot order, action, and a clear visual focus.
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Keep the cast recognizable episode to episode
Story setup: BIT changes hats ten times. Goose pulls out a character sheet.
What you will learn: Set consistent character looks, voices, and signature gestures.
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AI voices and music: ask who said yes
Story setup: BIT wants to voice Director Goose’s cartoon, so Goose hands over a permission form first.
What you will learn: Use your own or clearly licensed audio; check tool terms, disclose synthetic audio when needed, and never impersonate someone to mislead.
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