Create images with a cinematic look
Camera, light, framing, and a character who stays consistent from one scene to the next.
The problem
The clip looks great. The video doesn't hold up.
A new tool doesn't solve it. The problems below are about direction and process, and each one has a course that addresses it.
- Each scene comes out with its own light, face, and style, and the film doesn't feel like a film.
- You generate dozens of clips and don't know how to put together the story that links one to the next.
- The video loses the viewer in the first seconds, before getting to what matters.
- The product ad looks like old advertising and nobody watches to the end.
- Every new video is made by hand from scratch, and the channel stops when time runs out.
After the training
By the end of the 6 courses, you will be able to:
Think the film through before generating
Pre-production, script, acting, and direction, with sound, editing, and post-production at the end.
Hold attention in the opening
Choose among 165 tested hooks across five niches and write your own.
Make a product ad
Cinema with Seedance, UGC prompts, and a system that delivers the video end to end.
Put Claude Code to work assembling
Script, narration, animated scenes, and captions going from HTML to MP4 with HyperFrames.
Make video with code
Programmatic video in React with Remotion, starting from 81 ready-made templates.
6 courses in order · PT · EN · ES
Six courses, from the first frame to video made by code.
The first two teach you to direct. The middle two teach you to hook and to sell. The last two put the agent to work assembling. If you already master camera and script, you can enter at course 3.
- 1
Cinema
AI Filmmaking Training
From the first frame to the final film: fundamentals, image lab, a director's eye, camera, action and performance, and the script that becomes a film.
- 2
Direction
AI Filmmaking — from concept to final film
Seven tracks for thinking like a director: film fundamentals, pre-production and script, acting, cinematography, AI generation, sound and editing, production and career.
- 3
Hook
33 Viral Hooks
The hooks that grab attention in the first seconds, across five niches and 165 in total, from fundamentals to advanced techniques.
- 4
Ads
AI Video and Ad Factory
Three tracks: cinema with Seedance, UGC prompts that convert, and end-to-end video systems.
- 5
Agent
HyperFrames — explanatory videos with Claude Code
The video-explicativo skill from the inside: skills in Claude Code, the HTML-to-MP4 pipeline, script, narration, animated scenes, and captions.
- 6
Code
Remotion — programmatic video with React
From the concept of a frame to the 81 ready-made templates, to generate video with React instead of editing by hand.
Who it's for
Made for you if
- You create content and want video with cinematic direction, not just loose clips.
- You are a teacher and want to turn a lesson into a short explainer video.
- You sell a product and need a video ad that holds the viewer's attention.
- You use Claude Code and want the agent to build the video from script to MP4.
Not for you yet if
- You just want to publish a finished video today: open the Explicavideos or MakeShorts guide in the area.
- You are looking for a magic button that makes the film without any decision from you.
Included in the training
The courses come with the systems INEMA uses every day.
The videos in the Eventos areas come from Explicavideos; the documentaries, from docflow. The open projects and the videos made with them come along.
Projects and kits
Videos
Why this training
What changes compared to just stringing together tool tutorials.
Direction before the button
The first two courses teach camera, lighting, script, and editing. The tool changes; the direction stays.
From manual to automatic
You start by directing scene by scene and end with Claude Code assembling the video through HyperFrames or Remotion.
Open systems alongside
Explicavideos, docflow, MakeShorts, refazvideo, and yt-pubx have an open guide in the same area.
Three languages, same content
All six courses are available in Portuguese, English, and Spanish.
Questions
Before you start.
Do I need to know how to edit video?
No. Course 1 starts at the first frame. Courses 5 and 6 require Claude Code installed and, in 6, some knowledge of React helps.
Do I need to follow the order?
The suggested order is 1 → 2 → 3 → 4 → 5 → 6. If you already master camera and script, you can start with course 3; if you only want the video assembled by code, start with 5.
Which tools do the courses use?
Image and video generators such as Seedance, Claude Code, HyperFrames, and Remotion. Avatar (HeyGen) and video AI (Kling, Seedance) depend on a subscription or credits with those services; each system's guide in the area says what is paid.
How long does it take?
There are 6 courses organized into tracks. You can take one course per week at your own pace.
Are the courses paid?
No. The courses are open and free on INEMA.CLUB. The area on Eventos is part of INEMA.PRO.
Your next video can look like a film and come out every week.
Start with course 1. You learn camera, lighting, and direction, and you'll already know which course gets the agent to assemble the video for you.