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Practice 1: a mini-game or one scene
Follow along together and make a small mini-game or a single scene with AI — a first, hands-on taste of asking AI well.
01 What you'll make
A warm-up together, then your own short
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Practice 2: a short of your own
After the break, go from scenario to image to video and make one short about anything you like — the sea, your club, your neighbourhood, your pet.
Your short: five or six 5-second clips joined into 25–30 seconds, vertical, with captions and an AI disclosure.
02 How it works
Scenario, then image,
then video
Three steps in a fixed order, so nobody gets lost. This is how you make your short in Practice 2.
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A Scenario
Ask an AI chat for a short scenario
Tell an AI chat service your idea in one line (we'll give you the address on the day). It writes a few sentences of story — five or six moments, start to finish. You keep what you like and change the rest.
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B Image
One image per moment
In the same AI chat, make the opening image of each moment for free. Fix anything that looks wrong before moving on.
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C Video
5 seconds per cut, then join them
Upload each image to the AI video service and make a 5-second clip (image-to-video). Make one first to try it, then five or six in all. Join them in the order you made them with a phone editing app (e.g. the Instagram Reels editor or CapCut), add captions, and your story is done. The AI video service is provided by the organisers.
Nothing runs on your laptop — the AI work happens in online services, and you join the clips on your phone.
03 Schedule
Mostly hands-on
Saturday 24 October, 13:00–15:00. Small grey times count from the start; they may shift a little on the day.
- 13:00–13:100:00–0:10Intro
- 13:10–13:200:10–0:20How to instruct AI
- 13:20–13:350:20–0:35Sea life & light pollution
- 13:35–14:050:35–1:05Practice 1 mini-game or single-scene generation
- 14:05–14:151:05–1:15Break
- 14:15–14:501:15–1:50Practice 2 your own short
- 14:50–15:001:50–2:00Wrap-up
Each clip takes a few minutes. While clips render, you write captions.
04 What to bring
A smartphone, a laptop and an email address
Bring
- Smartphone; laptop recommended
- An email account, for signing up to the services
- Charged devices and chargers
We'll tell you before class
- How to use the AI video service in class (provided by the organisers)
- A phone editing app to install (Instagram or CapCut)
- A Google account to have ready
05 After class
Post it as an
Instagram Reel
Your short is yours. The default is to post it on your own Instagram as a Reel — we'll go through it together at the end of class.
- Hashtags: #고통의빛 #바다의밤 #해양빛공해
- Mark it as AI-made: turn on Instagram's AI label, or write “Made with AI” in the caption.
- If you chose the sea as your topic, put the source of your facts in the caption.
- No faces, names or personal details of other people without their consent. Posting is always your choice.
- Want it in the shorts hall? Send your Reel link to the organiser — selected shorts are introduced there, with your permission.
06 Apply
How to apply
- Date
- To be announced
- Venue
- To be announced
- For
- Young adults and local residents — AI first-timers welcome
- Group
- 5–10 people
- Fee
- Free
- Sign-up
- To be announced
Sign up with the Google Form below.
Apply