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AI Film School teaches beginners how to make films with AI, from first prompt to finished film. Courses follow the real filmmaking pipeline — story, pre-production, footage, sound, editing — with AI tools doing the heavy lifting at each stage. Every course ends with something you made: a short film, a script, or a previz package.

Absolute beginners and curious hobbyists — people who love the idea of AI and want to make films with it. You don't need film experience, coding skills, or expensive gear. If you can use a web browser and follow a recipe, you can do this.

No. Meet Muse starts from zero and assumes you've never used an AI tool. Each course explains every technical term in plain words as it comes up.

Just a web browser and curiosity. The courses teach a tool-agnostic pipeline — Muse for thinking and writing, AI video and image tools for footage. Many of the tools mentioned have free tiers, so you can follow along without spending extra.

Meet Muse is 6 lessons you can finish in an afternoon. Your First AI Film is 7 lessons, about 6 hours, ending with your own 60-second short film. The two deep-dives — Narrative Development & AI Scripting and Visual Pre-Production & Character Casting — are 7 lessons each, about 7 hours, each ending with a finished capstone.

Yes. Three more deep-dives are on the way: Generative Cinematography & Video Creation, Voice Synthesis & Cinematic Soundscapes, and AI Editing, Upscaling, & Final Assembly. Join the founding list to hear when each one lands.

AI Film School is a project of AI Global Entertainment, built for people who love AI and want to make films with it.

To take a course, yes — sign in with Google. Your account lets the school remember your progress, test scores, and purchases. Browsing the site, the screening room, and this help center need no account.

We use Google sign-in so there's no password to create, remember, or lose. One click and you're in. We never see or store your Google password.

Your Account page shows your profile, your courses, your purchase history, and your progress — it's all in one place.

AI, Explained and Meet Muse are free. Your First AI Film is $19.95, and the two deep-dives — Narrative Development & AI Scripting and Visual Pre-Production & Character Casting — are $39.95 each. The price is always shown on the course page before you pay.

You pay once and the course is yours forever — no subscription, no renewal, no expiry date. Come back to any lesson any time.

Checkout is handled by Stripe, the payment processor used by millions of businesses. You enter your card on Stripe's secure payment page — we never see or store your card number.

Yes. If you have a code, click "Add promotion code" on the Stripe payment page and enter it before you pay. The discount applies immediately and you'll see the new total.

Yes. When you buy two or more paid courses together through the "Frequently bought together" offer, you save 10% automatically — no code needed. The discount shows up in checkout before you pay.

Every purchase is listed in your Account under Purchase History, with the course name, date, and amount paid.

Every purchase is covered by a 7-day refund window — if a course isn't for you, email us within 7 days of buying and we'll refund you. Read the full policy on the refunds page.

Each course is a series of short lessons. You read the lesson, run the hands-on exercise, and move on — every lesson builds toward a finished capstone, like a short film or a script. Lessons open with the key idea up top, so you always know what you're about to learn.

Every copyable prompt in a course is labeled as an Exercise. "Required" exercises sit on the capstone chain — later lessons need their output, so do them in order. "Optional" exercises are enrichment: useful, but you can skip them and still finish.

Each course ends with a scored final test that checks what you've learned. You can review what you missed and retake it.

Yes — pass a course's final test and you'll earn a completion certificate. It lands on your Trophy shelf in My Account, where you can view it and share it anywhere.

First check your internet connection, then do a hard refresh (Ctrl+Shift+R on Windows, Cmd+Shift+R on Mac) — your browser may be playing a cached copy. If it still won't play, try a different browser; Chrome and Safari work best. Still stuck? Contact us and tell us which lesson.

Try a hard refresh first (Ctrl+Shift+R on Windows, Cmd+Shift+R on Mac). If the problem persists, send us the page address and what you expected to happen through the contact form and we'll look into it.

No — a failed payment never charges you. Double-check the card number, expiry date, and CVC, then try again. If your card keeps being declined, the decline comes from your bank, not from us — try a different card or contact your bank.

Wait a minute and refresh the page — access is granted automatically right after payment, but it can take a few seconds to arrive. Then check your Account's Purchase History to confirm the payment went through. If the purchase is listed and you still can't get in, contact us and we'll sort it out.