The 86-page guide to how I direct AI video: camera moves with a reason, shots that cut together, real acting, continuity and sound.
Works with Seedance, Kling, Veo and any image-to-video model
Any model will give you fifteen seconds of moving pixels. A scene needs a camera with a reason to move, shots that cut together, actors who act and sound that makes it real.
The video starts on the still image. Then it moves.
A man, a coffee and a city street. From a single image the scene plays out, with every beat planned before generation.
Three parts, in the order you make a scene: direct it, control it, finish it.



Real pages from the guide
Plan the shot before you generate
Make the shots work together
Sound, polish and real projects
Brand ads, short films and stories I directed with the system in Motion Craft.
Instagram Reels and a series episode on a TV channel's YouTube. Real numbers from real viewers.
I produced a 24-minute AI episode for a TV channel on YouTube, with dialogue, action and eight characters who stay the same in every shot, and I make AI video ads for brands.
Motion Craft is how I direct every scene, written down step by step so you can use it too.
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No, but they work best together. Frame Craft gets you a strong still frame. Motion Craft starts there and makes it move.
Seedance, Kling, Veo and any model that turns an image into video. Models change every few months. Directing doesn't.
An 86-page interactive PDF. Read it on any device. The shot planner and checklist work inside the file in Chrome, Edge or Adobe Acrobat.
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