The 70-page guide to the production system behind my 24-minute AI episode: series bible, asset bank, scene planning, blocking in Blender, prompts, review and delivery. Two Claude skills included.
Built with Seedream, Nano Banana, Seedance 2.5, Blender and Claude
Fifteen good seconds prove a model can do it. Twenty-four minutes prove you can: the same faces in every scene, a glass that stays where it was put, a room that never flips.
I block every scene in Blender first: simple shapes for the actors, real cameras, real timing. Then the blocking drives the video model. Drag the gold line.
Three parts, in the order you make an episode: plan it, block and prompt it, finish it.



Real pages from the guide
The whole scene before the first prompt
With Blender, or with words
From fragments to an episode
Season 2, Episode 1: 24 minutes, ten scenes and eight recurring characters, made with the system in Series Craft.
Instagram Reels and a series episode on a TV channel's YouTube. Real numbers from real viewers.
I produced the first episode of season two of The Scarlet Oath for a TV channel on YouTube: 24 minutes, ten scenes and eight characters who stay the same in every shot.
Series Craft is that production system, written down step by step so you can run it on your own series.
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No. The guide shows how to connect Blender to Claude so you build the blocking together, and there's a full mode without Blender for when you'd rather write the blocking into the prompt.
Two skill folders you upload to Claude. One runs the full production protocol: asset bank, image prompts, video prompts and film grammar. The other handles blocking in Blender and the no-blocking mode.
No. Frame Craft and Motion Craft go deeper into making images and video look like cinema. Series Craft is about running a whole production.
A 70-page interactive PDF plus two skill folders as .zip files. The checklist works inside the PDF in Chrome, Edge or Adobe Acrobat.
Yes. First Frame is a free starter kit, and the Learn page has a free case study of how I made Episode 1. Go to the Learn page →
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