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AI Creator Workshop

AI workflow knowledge: from zero to advanced in two days

May 6 and 7, 2026 · Wednesday & Thursday7:00 PM to 11:00 PM IST · 4 hours each dayEvent ended

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₹2,000per seat, standard rate
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From our studio

Real AI films & frames

A taste of the image and motion pipelines we unpack in the workshop, pulled live from our gallery.

Akriti and Cheat Sugar
Kaira and Akriti buying Cheat Sugar
Close up of AI avatar
Akanksha and Niharika at landing site

Fine Sugar

Done & Dusted

The Teaser

Monk Fruit split visualization
Cheat Sugar packet mockup
Akanksha with her lego version
Monk Fruit extract visualization

Day 2

Audio, shots & advanced visuals

Day two is where short experiments become directable longer pieces: sound that sells, shots that cut together, and faces that perform.

Workflow

How Day 2 flows

A practical checklist for longer, directable AI videos. Keep it simple, keep it controlled, and make every iteration count.

  1. 01Audio bed

    Voice, ambience, and dialogue that match the picture.

  2. 02Shot lists

    Coverage and continuity for longer AI sequences.

  3. 03Lip sync

    Timing and mouth performance without the uncanny valley.

  4. 04Action & faces

    Staging intense beats and expression across cuts.

  5. 05Hard prompts

    Layering intent, references, and iteration discipline.

Audio & dialogue

Voice, ambience, and dialogue that match your picture, including practical patterns for iteration when the model disagrees with your script.

Shot lists for longer AI video

Why shot lists matter once you move past single clips: continuity, coverage, and how to design sequences so editors (human or hybrid) aren’t fighting the material.

Lip sync & performance

Matching dialogue to picture, tightening timing, and getting believable mouth performance without the uncanny valley taking over.

Action, expression & hard prompts

  • Intense action beats: staging, motion, and safety rails
  • Facial expression control across cuts
  • Creative flourishes vs. chaos: when to simplify the prompt
  • Complex scenes: layering intent, references, and iteration discipline

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