MoviePro Academy
Learn MoviePro
by making a film.
Step-by-step lessons on every stage of the pipeline: script, cast, look, shots, generation, edit and release. Each one happens on a real page of the app and ends with a checklist.
- 8
- Tracks, from first shot to the 2026 rulebook
- 35
- Hands-on lessons, each on a real page of the app
- 7.1h
- To work through all of it, at your pace
- Free
- To read; lessons show what following along costs
The pipeline
One pipeline, one project.
Every stage hands its work to the next, so nothing is typed twice. The tracks follow the same order.
- 01WriteScript Editor
- 02Break downAI breakdown · Cast & Elements
- 03DesignLook · Mood Board · Storyboard
- 04PlanShot List · AI director
- 05GenerateGenerate Shots · Video Studio
- 06CutVideo Editor
- 07ShipExport · Publish
Tracks
Start anywhere. Finish a film.
New to MoviePro? Begin with Start here, then Filmmaking in 2026. Stuck on one stage? Jump straight to its track.
Track 01
Start here
Make a finished short in one sitting, then learn where everything lives: projects, the Agent, Video Studio and how credits work.
You'll be able to · Go from an idea to an exported film, and know which page to open for anything else.
- Your first film in one sittingIdea to exported film in four pages: AI director, Generate shots, the timeline, Export.Shot List · 1 credit to plan, then 1–9 credits per second of footage depending on the model30 min
- Find your way aroundThe sidebar, projects and workspaces, and the Project pill that decides where your documents go.Discover · Free8 min
- Generate a shot in Video StudioEvery option for a single clip: modes, camera, model, settings and what it costs.Video Studio · About 20–45 credits for a 5-second Seedance 2.5 shot; less on Wan 3.012 min
- Work with the MoviePro AgentAsk in plain words: the Agent finds the right page, explains it, or does the job for you.Agent · Free to ask; anything it generates costs the usual credits8 min
- Credits, plans and your own keysWhat costs credits, what's free, how refunds work, and how to bring your own provider keys.Credits & Plans · Free6 min
Track 02
Filmmaking in 2026
What's changed: hybrid camera-and-AI production, the short-form and mid-length formats audiences watch, and the rules on authorship, likeness, disclosure and awards that now apply.
You'll be able to · Choose the right format for your film, and make it in a way you can publish, submit and own.
- How films get made in 2026Shoot, generate or both: deciding shot by shot, and where the human work still is.Shot List · Free10 min
- Short-form: vertical, under three minutesShorts, Reels, TikTok and vertical series: the format, the first seconds, and how to cut for it.Video Editor · Free; generation as usual12 min
- Mid-length: 3 to 40 minutesShort films, YouTube long-form, branded films and web series: structure, sustainability and budget.Script Editor · Free; generation as usual12 min
- Authorship, likeness and consentWhat you own when you use AI, and the rules for using a real person's face or voice.Cast & Elements · Free12 min
- Disclosure, labels and provenanceWhen to label AI in your film: the EU AI Act, YouTube's AI use setting, and Content Credentials.Publish · Free10 min
- Awards and festivals in 2026The Oscars' new human-authorship rules, festival limits, and keeping a record of how you made it.AI History · Free8 min
Track 03
Write it
Use the Script Editor to draft, polish and break down a screenplay, so every scene turns into shots and every character into a cast element.
You'll be able to · Write a properly formatted script and turn it into a shot list and cast in a few clicks.
- Draft a script with AIGenerate a first draft, write over it in proper format, and keep every version.Script Editor · 1 credit per AI draft or rewrite15 min
- Break the script downTurn scenes into shots and characters into cast elements, straight from the script.Script Editor · Free, or 1 credit for the AI breakdown10 min
- Polish with the Tools drawerBeat sheets, coverage, table reads and dialogue passes: the tools that make a draft better.Script Editor · Structure tools free; AI tools cost credits (shown on each)12 min
Track 04
Design it
Pre-production in MoviePro: a cast that looks the same in every shot, a look the whole film follows, a shot list, a storyboard and a schedule.
You'll be able to · Hand Generate Shots a plan detailed enough that the clips come back consistent.
- Build your castCharacters, locations, props and styles as elements, with reference sheets and voices.Cast & Elements · 2 credits per reference-sheet view; 3 to design a voice15 min
- Set the lookOne style guide, palette and set of instructions applied to every frame and shot.Look & Instructions · Free; 2 credits per generated mood-board image12 min
- Learn from a film with DeconstructBreak a trailer or short into scenes, shots and a style, then borrow what you need.Deconstruct · 2 credits per 5 minutes of film, plus 110 min
- Plan the shotsThe shot list is the plan every render follows: shots, continuity, dialogue and sound.Shot List · Free; 1 credit for the AI director15 min
- Storyboard itFrames for every shot, drawn in order so sets and staging stay consistent.Storyboard · 3 credits per panel12 min
- Schedule the shoot and pitch the filmShoot days and call sheets from the shot list, and a pitch deck from your pre-production.Production Schedule · Schedule free; pitch deck 2 credits10 min
Track 05
Shoot it
Render the shot list, keep characters consistent, get dialogue that lands, and make voice, music and sound to go with it.
You'll be able to · Render a whole film's footage and fix the takes that come back wrong without starting over.
- Render every shotGenerate Shots runs the whole shot list through one model, with references, look and audio.Generate Shots · Per second of footage: about 1–17 credits depending on the model15 min
- Keep characters consistentElements, reference mode and Consistent shots: how to get the same face in every shot.AI Tools · Depends on the model; reference sheets 2 credits a view12 min
- Dialogue that landsGet generated characters to say the right words, check every line, and fix the ones that slip.Shot List · Fixes from about 1 credit a line; lip sync 2 credits a second12 min
- Voice, music and soundVoiceover, voice clones, dubbing, a score with stems, and sound effects for a single clip.Voice Studio · Voiceover 1 credit per 1,000 characters; music 2–11 a track; sound 215 min
- Avatars and character replaceTalking presenters, motion transfer, replacing a character or face in footage, and product ads.Avatar Studio · From 1 credit a second (face swap) to 58 (Genjutsu 1080p)12 min
- Fix a shot without re-renderingRemove objects, describe an edit, extend a clip, stabilize and upscale.AI Tools · Remove 5; describe an edit 20; extension about 17–38 a second10 min
Track 06
Cut it
The Video Editor: turn assembled clips into a cut, mix the sound, grade the picture, add titles and captions, and get notes.
You'll be able to · Take a rough assembly to a locked, mixed and graded cut that other people have reviewed.
- From assembly to rough cutTimeline basics, the keys that matter, reordering shots and cutting by transcript.Video Editor · Free; transcription 1 credit a clip15 min
- Mix the soundLevels, fades, ducking music under dialogue, cleaning voices and hitting a loudness target.Video Editor · Mostly free; Isolate Voice 3 credits12 min
- Grade, titles and captionsMatch shots with one grade, add your brand's title cards, and caption the film.Video Editor · Free; transcription 1 credit a clip15 min
- Get notes and work togetherReview links with timestamped comments, collaborators on the project, and snapshots.Video Editor · Free (cloud render needed for review links)10 min
Track 07
Ship it
Export the right file for every screen, post it to social platforms, share it privately, and put it in front of the community.
You'll be able to · Deliver the film in every format you need and publish it without leaving MoviePro.
Track 08
Work faster
Reuse what works, hand whole stages to the Agent, and drive MoviePro from code or another AI tool through the API and MCP.
You'll be able to · Make your second film in a fraction of the time the first one took.
- Reuse what worksAI History, prompt templates, community remixes and project templates.AI History · Free to browse; templates may cost credits10 min
- Hand a whole stage to the AgentLet the Agent write, plan, render and edit, and keep your hands on the decisions.Agent · The same credits as doing each step yourself12 min
- Make a film from code: API and MCPAPI keys, the REST endpoints, webhooks, and connecting another AI tool through MCP.API settings · Pro or Studio plan; the same credits as the app15 min
The Academy
How to do it in MoviePro
Which page, which button, what it costs and how to fix it when it goes wrong. Every lesson lists the sources its facts come from.
The filmmaking course
Why it works on screen
Story, camera, light, sound and editing: 24 lessons on the craft. Academy lessons link to the course lesson behind them.
Your first film is thirty minutes away.
The first lesson goes from an idea to an exported film. Your first 50 credits each month are free.