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Creative production course
Read the production map, visual design and delivery process in order.
01. A map of creative deliverables and work
Distinguish a single image from an interactive service.
02. Use AI to propose candidates under constraints
Separate the model, inputs, generation, editing and verification.
03. Turn visual direction into words and specifications
Give instructions through composition, color, light, shape and purpose.
04. Give a character a consistent identity
From anime-style 3D images to expression variants.
05. Design a photorealistic portrait
Separate the person, lighting, lens-like appearance and background.
06. Design pixel art as a small, precise asset
Turn a pixel-style image into a usable sprite.
07. Turn a 3D model into a usable asset
Shape, topology, UVs, rigs and delivery formats
08. Shaders and how appearance is calculated
Combine shape, surface, light and camera
09. Build an ocean one component at a time
Large waves, small waves, reflection, foam and depth
10. Produce motion and video through separate workflows
Work with timing, states, editing and sound
11. Deliver your work through social media and services
Connect presentation, publication checks, analysis and improvement
12. Measure quality and cost to guide the next step
Keep tokens, images, seconds and credits distinct
13. Think about music production in six stages
Separate composition, arrangement, performance, rendering, mixing and mastering so a revision returns to the stage that can fix it.
14. Turn a music prompt into conditions you can hear
Change one condition at a time, inspect the full cue and keep timestamped acceptance reasons without inventing an A/B result.
15. Choose local generation or Suno, then inspect the export
Compare execution responsibility, editable outputs and download conditions; distinguish sample rate, codec, container and loudness.
16. Receive audio and prepare a video for publication
Track permission, source materials and download terms before preparing a YouTube delivery and testing playback on the receiving page.