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This curriculum is organised so students can follow the workflow in sequence: understand the viral football content model, build better image prompts, prototype scenes in Apetelligence, generate motion in Kling, write stronger video prompts, and then turn everything into publishable lessons with either recorded audio or an English UK AI voice.

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Student outcome

What students will be able to do

Outcome

Generate stronger football image prompts with clear emotional direction.

Outcome

Use Apetelligence to prototype scenes before moving into final outputs.

Outcome

Use Kling to generate short-form video scenes with better motion logic.

Outcome

Turn recorded audio into finished lesson videos with AI visuals and a UK English AI voice option.

Creator tools

Tool stack students will use

Kling

Use for short-form AI video generation, scene iteration, motion control, and faster output testing.

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Apetelligence AI

Use as a prompt-first creative studio to shape concepts, test visuals, and prepare scenes before final generation.

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The full curriculum

Lesson 1Story framework + content strategy

Build the Viral Football Story Engine

Learn the creative formula behind the creator's best-performing content: transformation, heartbreak, rivalry, legacy, and alternate-reality storytelling.

Student result

Students leave with a repeatable structure for turning football moments into high-retention video ideas.

Prompt blueprint

Choose a player, club, or rivalry with instant recognition.
Add a high-stakes emotion such as heartbreak, revenge, legacy, humiliation, or redemption.
Place the moment inside a cinematic world, transformation arc, or alternate reality.
Finish with a final reveal or reaction line built for comments and replay value.
Lesson 2Image prompting

Write Better AI Image Prompts

Students learn how to build image prompts that are specific, cinematic, football-native, and ready for short-form content assets.

Student result

Students can create image prompts that produce stronger thumbnails, scenes, posters, and key frames.

Prompt blueprint

Subject: name the player, club, scene, or crowd moment clearly.
Emotion: state the feeling you want on screen, such as rage, glory, fear, pressure, or heartbreak.
Visual world: specify lighting, stadium mood, camera angle, weather, era, and texture.
Style control: add realism level, colour treatment, aspect ratio, and what to avoid.
Lesson 3Apetelligence AI

Use Apetelligence to Shape Concepts Faster

Use Apetelligence as a prompt-first creative workspace for testing concepts, building scenes, and iterating visual directions before moving to final assets.

Student result

Students learn how to turn rough ideas into sharper scene directions using a studio workflow.

Prompt blueprint

Start with one clear sentence describing the scene you want to create.
Set the output for vertical storytelling, especially 9:16 when the target is short-form video.
Refine quality, framing, and motion intent before exporting visuals or moving into video generation.
Keep a saved version of each winning prompt so scenes can be rebuilt consistently.
Lesson 4Kling

Generate AI Videos with Kling

Students learn when to use Kling for motion, how to structure prompts for cleaner movement, and how to get more value from the creator's referral link.

Student result

Students can move from still concepts to usable video shots with better motion logic and stronger platform fit.

Prompt blueprint

Describe the subject, movement, camera action, and emotional payoff in one compact direction.
Keep the scene singular and readable instead of cramming several actions into one generation.
Prompt for motion verbs such as walking, turning, lifting a trophy, crowd reacting, or tunnel reveal.
Generate the first shot, then iterate on angle, speed, and atmosphere rather than rewriting from zero.
Lesson 5Video prompting

Write Cinematic Video Prompts That Convert

This lesson teaches the exact components of a video prompt: subject, action, lens, movement, environment, rhythm, and ending beat.

Student result

Students can write prompts that feel like scenes instead of vague text instructions.

Prompt blueprint

Subject and action: who is on screen and what are they doing right now?
Camera and framing: close-up, overhead, tunnel shot, crowd cutaway, slow push-in, or rapid reveal.
Atmosphere: stadium lights, rain, smoke, shadows, chants, or post-match silence.
Finish with the end beat: a stare, trophy lift, collapse, transformation, or crowd eruption.
Lesson 6Lesson production

Turn Audio Into Full Lessons with AI Voice and Visuals

Students learn two delivery modes: audio-first lessons using their own voice, and fully AI-produced lessons using a UK English AI voice.

Student result

Students can publish training content even if they only record audio or want AI narration for speed.

Prompt blueprint

Write the lesson as short sections with one teaching goal per section.
Pair each section with one on-screen visual, prompt example, or scene demonstration.
Use captions and chapter cards so the lesson feels paced like a creator breakdown.
Choose audio-first hybrid for authenticity or full AI voice for scale.
Image prompt formula

How to build an image prompt

[Subject] + [emotion] + [environment] + [lighting] + [camera angle] + [style/realism] + [format] + [negative constraints]

This structure teaches students to stop writing vague prompts and instead control the subject, feeling, world, lighting, shot design, and output format from the beginning.

Video prompt formula

How to build a video prompt

[Subject] + [action] + [camera movement] + [setting] + [atmosphere] + [pace] + [ending beat] + [platform ratio]

Students learn to think in scenes, not keywords, by defining the action, camera movement, atmosphere, pace, and finishing beat.

[ PROMPT / APPS ]

Best AI apps for generating prompts

The course will recommend one tool for speed, one for structure, and one for multimodal analysis so students can improve prompts instead of relying on one workflow for everything.

Prompt assistant

ChatGPT

Fast prompt drafting and rewriting

Best when you need quick first drafts, variants, hooks, and cleaner prompt wording in a conversational workflow.

Prompt assistant

Claude

Structured prompt refinement

Strong for turning rough ideas into clearer frameworks, lesson outlines, and detailed multi-part prompt instructions.

Prompt assistant

Gemini

Multimodal prompt analysis

Useful when you want to compare visuals, reference frames, screenshots, and prompt ideas in the same workflow.

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