AI Video / Marketing BlueprintMake short videos people stop for.
Same character, every part.
You describe one person once, and then you put them in any world you like: a frozen ridge, a neon market, a kitchen. This is the running order for doing that well, written to be worked through rather than watched, and it comes with the credits to make the first videos while you read it.
Includes $40 of credits
So you can make videos the day you open it.
$97 · one-time
made with it
Four worlds, four looks.
Every clip below came out of the studio you get access to. Nothing was filmed and nothing is stock.
one face, kept
The same character, rendered in all eight looks from a single description. This is the thing most tools cannot do, and it is the first thing you learn to do here.
Every one of those came out of the studio this opens, made by one person with no camera and no crew.
Get the Blueprintwhat is inside the price
$40 of credits comes with it.
Credits are what a render costs, and yours are already sitting on the account the day it opens. You are not reading a lesson about making a video and then being asked for a card before you can make one.
That is the difference between this and a reading list. Every lesson ends with something to go and make, and you have the means to make it while the lesson is still in front of you, so what you finish the week with is videos rather than notes about videos.
You spend them after any credits you buy, so nothing you paid for is eaten by something we gave you. They last 30 days from the day you buy, which is short on purpose: the point is that you start.
- On the account the day you open it, not a voucher to redeem later.
- Enough to be making the thing the lesson just asked you for.
- Spent after anything you buy, so your own credits are never eaten first.
- Good for 30 days from the day you buy.
The $40 lands on the account the moment you have paid, so there is nothing else to buy before you can render.
Get the Blueprintand what to point it at
150 prompts, ready to run.
150 ready-to-run prompts across 10 niches, each one a whole scene written the way the studio’s own box wants it. Press one and it opens in the studio with the text and the settings already in. There are openers to go with them, and a month of them put in order.
- 150
- promptswhole scenes, written the way the studio's box wants them
- 100
- openersfirst lines to put in front of them
- 300
- days planneda month in order, for each of the 10 niches
Product & brand ads
A thing in a box, and thirty ways to show somebody why they want it.
15 · 10 · 30
Motivation & stoic
One hard idea a day, said plainly over an image that earns it.
15 · 10 · 30
Trading & investing
Discipline, risk and the boring parts nobody films.
15 · 10 · 30
Fitness & wellness
The work itself: the set, the walk, the meal, the morning.
15 · 10 · 30
Skincare & beauty
Texture, light and hands. The category that lives or dies on the close-up.
15 · 10 · 30
Real estate
Rooms, light and the walk-through - for agents and for the people who stage them.
15 · 10 · 30
Coaching & online business
Selling what you know, without a whiteboard and a headset.
15 · 10 · 30
E-commerce products
The unboxing, the demo, the one shot that answers the only question they have.
15 · 10 · 30
Local services
Gyms, salons, restaurants, trades. A street somebody can actually walk to.
15 · 10 · 30
Apps & SaaS
A screen is not a story. These are the ones that get watched anyway.
15 · 10 · 30
prompts · openers · days, per pack
Any single pack is $49 with 2,000 credits and the ten modules. All ten niches together are the $97, which is the one to buy if more than one of these is you.
every niche render-testedEvery clip above came out of one of that pack’s own prompts, run through the studio exactly as written. Press one.
Every pack comes with the openers and the thirty-day plan that go with it, so the question on a Tuesday is which one, not whether.
Get the Blueprintwhat you leave with
What you walk away able to do.
Every part of it ends with something to go and make, and the next part starts from what you made.
A character people recognise
One description, written once, and the same face in every part you post and every look you render it in.
A story that makes them wait for part two
Beats that open a question in the first seconds and hold it, so the end of a clip is a reason to come back rather than the place it stopped.
A render you would actually post
What decides whether a clip reads as made or as generated, and which settings to leave alone while you are still finding the idea.
An edit that keeps them watching
The handful of cuts that change how long anybody stays, the words on screen, and one finished file out the other side.
A way to keep growing from it
Where the finished video goes, what to read back from how it did, and what that tells you to make next week.
All of that is open the minute you pay, and you can start on the first of it tonight.
Get the Blueprintbuy it if
- You want to post short video regularly and you have no camera, no cast and no crew.
- You have tried an AI video tool and got a different face in every clip.
- You would rather follow a running order than watch somebody talk for an hour.
do not buy it if
- You want it done for you. You do the work here; this is the running order, not a service.
- You want guaranteed income. The referral programme is real, and it is not a wage.
- You already ship a series every week with a workflow you like. You know this.
questions
Before you buy.
Do I need editing skills?
No. All of it happens inside ReelDouble: you describe a character, write the story as beats, pick a look, and press generate. Trimming and stitching the finished parts is a few clicks in the editor, and the course walks you through the only three cuts that matter.
What do the credits buy?
Renders. $40 of them, at the same prices everybody else pays, which is enough to be making videos from the first lesson rather than reading about making them. They land on your account the moment the purchase is claimed, they are spent after anything you buy yourself, and they last 30 days.
Can I earn from this?
Yes. Every account gets a referral programme for the course and the app; the details are inside.
What are the prompts?
150 ready-to-run prompts across 10 niches. Each one is a whole scene written the way the studio's own box wants it - who is in it, what they do, where the camera is - with a line saying what makes somebody stop on it. You press one button and it opens in the studio with the text and the settings already in, so the gap between reading and making is one click. There are openers to go with them and a month of them put in order, niche by niche.
Is it refundable?
No, all sales are final, and the terms say so before you pay. You tick a box agreeing to them on the way to the card form, and the version you agreed to is recorded with your purchase.
Do I need an account first?
You pay first; then sign in with Google to open it. Use the same email you paid with and the course and its credits attach to that account. There is nothing to set up before you buy.
How long is it?
Short enough to finish and long enough to be worth doing. It is written to be worked through rather than watched, so most people spread it over a few sittings, because every part of it ends with something to go and make.
The whole running order, and the credits to work it.
Ten modules, plus 150 prompts, 100 openers and 300 planned days across 10 niches.
$97 · one-time · includes $40 of credits
All sales are final. The $40 welcome bonus expires 30 days after purchase.
You pay first. Afterwards you sign in with Google using the same email, and the course and its credits open on that account.