This two-day intensive workshop equips creators, marketers, and storytellers with an end-to-end AI filmmaking workflow using Google Flow and CapCut. Participants will learn how to transform raw concepts into structured storylines, design consistent visual assets and storyboards, generate cinematic video clips with Google Flow's Veo models, and assemble a polished final edit in CapCut.

Course Objectives

By the end of this training, participants will be able to:

• Write cinematic prompts tailored for Google Flow's image and video generation engines.

• Develop structured storylines and pacing frameworks suitable for short-form AI video production.

• Build visual consistency across characters, props, and environments using Google Flow's Storyboard Studio and "Ingredients" workflow.

• Generate and refine AI video clips using text-to-video, image-to-video, camera controls, and native audio features.

• Assemble, polish, and export a cohesive final video using essential post-production tools in CapCut.

 COURSE OUTLINE

Day 1: Foundations, Storytelling & Storyboarding in Google Flow

Module 1: Introduction & Prompt Engineering for Flow

• Overview of the Google Flow ecosystem (Imagen, Veo, and Flow Agent)

• Anatomy of a cinematic prompt: Subject, action, camera framing, lighting, and visual style

• Using Gemini/Flow Agent as a brainstorming and prompt-refinement partner

• Hands-on Exercise: Writing and testing descriptive visual prompts

10:30 – 10:45 Morning Break

Module 2: Designing the Storyline

• Narrative structure for AI video (Hook, buildup, climax, resolution)

• Breaking a concept into beat sheets and shot lists

• Pacing for 8-second clip constraints and seamless scene transitions

• Hands-on Exercise: Drafting a complete 6-to-8 scene storyline and shot script

13:00 – 14:00 Lunch Break

Module 3: Creating Visual "Ingredients" & Consistency

• Understanding Google Flow "Ingredients" (characters, objects, and style references)

• Generating and locking consistent character designs across multiple angles

• Establishing cohesive locations and lighting palettes

• Hands-on Exercise: Building a reusable asset library for your storyline

15:30 – 15:45 Afternoon Break

Module 4: Storyboard Studio & Pre-Visualization

• Navigating Google Flow's Storyboard Studio workspace

• Mapping scenes, arranging keyframe sequences, and aligning visual flow

• Reviewing composition, continuity, and prompt-to-frame accuracy

• Day 1 Wrap-up: Storyboard critique and preparation for video generation

Day 2: AI Video Generation & Post-Production in CapCut

Module 5: AI Video Generation Fundamentals

• Bringing storyboards to life with Text-to-Video and Image-to-Video workflows

• Using "Ingredients to Video" to animate locked characters and props

• Directing camera movements (tracking shots, pans, zooms, aerial views)

• Hands-on Exercise: Generating the opening sequence of your storyboard

10:30 – 10:45 Morning Break

Module 6: Advanced Video Control, Audio & Iteration

• Managing motion intensity, physics, and multi-clip continuity

• Generating native ambient audio, sound effects, and dialogue in Veo

• Troubleshooting artifacts, morphing issues, and re-rolling problem shots

• Hands-on Exercise: Completing and downloading all raw video clips for your project

13:00 – 14:00 Lunch Break

Module 7: Assembling & Editing in CapCut (Post-Production)

• Setting up a CapCut project timeline and importing Google Flow clips

• Trimming, splitting, speed ramping, and adding smooth transitions

• Layering background music, sound effects, and AI voiceovers/auto-captions

• Basic color matching to unify clip aesthetics

15:30 – 15:45 Afternoon Break

Module 8: Final Polish, Export & Showcase

• Exporting in optimal resolutions and aspect ratios (16:9 YouTube vs. 9:16 Reels/TikTok)

• Finalizing participant capstone videos

• Group screening, peer feedback, and Q&A