Short Video with AI, Start to Finish
Write a one-idea brief, a script and a shot list, make or gather the clips, add voice and captions, label AI use honestly and publish a clean file.
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Who it is for
creators and brands that want a 30 to 60 second video made with AI tools, from the idea to the posted file.
What you will be able to do
- Write a one-paragraph brief: who the video is for, the one thing they should take away and the single action you want
- Write a 100 to 130 word script that sounds natural when read aloud
- Turn the script into a shot list: one row per shot with what we see, how long, and where it comes from
- Collect every clip on your list, filmed, licensed or generated, and name the files so you can find them
- Add a voice track and captions that are accurate and easy to read
- Assemble the clips, voice and captions into a finished file and run a final check
- Publish with an honest caption, note what happened and decide the next video
The programme
Module 1: One idea, one viewer and The shot list
Lessons 1 to 3: One idea, one viewer; Script in spoken words; The shot list.
- One idea, one viewer. A short video can carry one idea. Pick the viewer first: a person with a name, a problem and a phone in their hand.
Practice: Write your brief in three sentences and read it aloud once. - Script in spoken words. People hear video, they do not read it. Write short sentences.
Practice: Write, read aloud with a timer and trim to the target length. - The shot list. A shot list is the plan for the pictures. One row per shot: the line spoken, what is on screen, length in seconds and source.
Practice: Build the shot list and mark the source of each shot.
Module 2: Making and gathering clips and Publish and learn
Lessons 4 to 7: Making and gathering clips; Voice and captions; Edit and check; Publish and learn.
- Making and gathering clips. Film first. Phone, window light, steady hands, horizontal or vertical to match where you will post.
Practice: Collect all clips and name them by shot number. - Voice and captions. Your own voice is best. Record in a quiet room, phone near your mouth, with a soft blanket nearby to reduce echo.
Practice: Record, caption and proofread. - Edit and check. Use any simple editor. Place clips in order, trim to the second, cut on movement, add the voice, lay the captions, add soft music at low volume if you like, with a licence you can show.
Practice: Edit, watch three ways, run the checklist. - Publish and learn. Write a caption with the takeaway, the action and a plain label for AI use. Post at a time your viewer is likely to be on their phone.
Practice: Post, record the notes, choose the next idea.
What you receive
- 7 lessons from "One idea, one viewer" to "Publish and learn", each with two worked examples and a practice task
- Copy-ready scripts for your AI helper, one per lesson topic
- Workbook sheets: brief, script, shot list, clip log, captions and voice, final check, results notes
- Kailini AI as teacher and guide for "Short Video with AI, Start to Finish", available at any hour
How Kailini AI teaches you
As teacher. Kailini AI teaches "One idea, one viewer" through to "Publish and learn" in plain language, adapts the worked examples to your own situation and explains why a result went wrong.
As guide. For the practice tasks, such as "Write your brief in three sentences and read it aloud once", it reads your drafts, points out anything unclear or risky and checks your self-check with you.
The result
By the end of the course you can write a one-idea brief, a script and a shot list, make or gather the clips, add voice and captions, label AI use honestly and publish a clean file.
Custom Agent continuation
After the course, a Kailini AI Custom Agent can keep your briefs, scripts and shot lists organised, draft the next script from your notes and remind you of the final check. It does not publish unless you allow it, and it says it is an AI. This is optional and separate; the course stands on its own. See the Kailini AI Custom Agent.
Honest note
Your AI helper can make mistakes, so you stay in charge and check every clip, caption and claim before it goes out. Results vary from person to person, and nothing in this course is a promise of views, sales or income. This course teaches a method for making short videos with AI help. It does not promise views, followers or earnings. Results depend on your idea, your audience and your effort.
These courses give methods and examples. We do not promise results or earnings; what you achieve depends on your offer, your effort and your market.
Questions and answers
Who is this course for?
creators and brands that want a 30 to 60 second video made with AI tools, from the idea to the posted file.
How is it taught and how long does it take?
7 short lessons of about 15 to 20 minutes each, from "One idea, one viewer" to "Publish and learn". Each of the 7 lessons in "Short Video with AI, Start to Finish" closes with its own practice task and self-check question. Workbook sheets for this course: brief, script, shot list, clip log. Plan for about 2.5 hours in total.
Will this make me money?
No promise is made. Nothing in this course is a promise of views, sales or income.
Do I need a Kailini AI Custom Agent?
No. "Short Video with AI, Start to Finish" stands on its own, and every task is yours to do. Later, an optional Custom Agent can keep your briefs, scripts and shot lists organised, draft the next script from your notes and remind you of the final check.
Can I try something first?
The programme above names the practice task of each of the 7 lessons. For "Short Video with AI, Start to Finish" the first one is: Write your brief in three sentences and read it aloud once.
Do I need paid tools?
Not necessarily. A phone and a simple editor can finish this course. Some AI tools charge, and you can skip them.