Your First AI Video
A gentle, plain-English guide to making pictures and videos with AI

You’ve seen the videos. Little films that look like they cost thousands, made by one person on a laptop. And somewhere in the back of your mind: I’d love to try that.

Then you look it up. Within four minutes you’re reading about workflows and diffusion models and something called a LoRA, and you close the tab feeling like you’ve missed a train that left without you.

You haven’t. You just haven’t been taught properly yet.

This book assumes you know nothing. Not as an insult — as a starting point. Every word is explained. Every step is spelled out, including the ones other guides skip, like how to actually sign up without accidentally paying for six tools you’ll never open.

Inside:

• What AI tools actually are, in normal language
• How to sign up, what it costs, and how not to overspend in month one
• Making your first picture in the next twenty minutes — with a walkthrough you can follow while you read
• How to ask for what you actually want, instead of getting generic stock-photo results
• Keeping the same character looking like the same person across every shot
• The three video tools worth knowing about, and which one to start with
• Making your first thirty-second film, step by step
• A seven-day plan: roughly an hour a day, and you’ll have posted something by Sunday
• What to do when it goes wrong — the nine problems everyone hits in week one

Written by someone who does this for a living. I’m Cosmina, an AI filmmaker based in London. My work has been watched tens of millions of times. My first attempt was terrible and I nearly gave up in week one — so this is the book I wish someone had handed me then.

No technical background needed. No expensive computer. Just a browser and an hour a day.

53 pages. Instant PDF download.

Close the book, open a tab, and make a bad picture. Then make a slightly better one.