From One Cut to a Drama Pipeline
Turn episode one into a repeatable production workflow: asset management, character consistency checks, batch boards, and a sustainable weekly publishing rhythm. For people who already have a practice cut.
Price
Price will be announced when this course finishes production. Best taken after Course 1.
Browse the outline. This advanced course is in production — not for sale yet.
In production
Stop collecting frames. Start finishing episodes.
Too many models, no finished episode? Use a clear step order instead of trial-and-error prompts.
Keep one character identity across shots with repeatable templates for face, wardrobe, and scene rules.
Finish with a cut you can publish, plus a checklist for title, captions, cover, and platform specs.
Lessons in this class
Early Access: Lesson 1 written preview unlocks after email sign-in. Paid lessons open after checkout. Full follow-along videos are rolling out over the next month.
9 units · 2h 10m
- 01Why episode two usually falls apart12 min
- 02A folder structure you can still open three months later16 min
- 03Character consistency checks before animation14 min
- 04Batch boards without losing track of scenes16 min
- 05Voice, timing, and a shared dialogue guide14 min
- 06Covers, titles, and series identity12 min
- 07A weekly publish schedule you can actually stick to14 min
- 08Rights, faces, and what not to scrape12 min
- 09Capstone: episodes 2–4 as one consistent series20 min
About this class
What you need
You already have a practice cut and want episodes 2–4 to look like the same show.
What you’ll learn
Your first episode looks great — but episode two barely resembles the original characters. That is a production workflow problem. This course teaches you how to fix character consistency, manage assets in bulk, and select the best shot clips. You will also learn how to build a long-term, repeatable update rhythm that fits your existing habits, so you can publish more efficiently and stay consistent over time.
What you’ll build
- 1A folder structure and naming system you can still find three months later
- 2A character consistency check before every animation pass
- 3A weekly publish schedule you can actually stick to
Companion tools
Templates and checklists used in class (open any for a short brief).
FAQ
- Do I need to take the first course first?
- Strongly recommended. This course assumes you can already finish and publish one episode.
- Is checkout open?
- Not yet. The syllabus is open to browse while we finish recording and production.
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