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⏱ Training hours4 hours
🏢 FormatOn-site delivery · Customized design
👤 InstructorJohn Kim
✅ Key outcomeLess reliance on outside vendors, shorter production lead times, lower costs

The AI Video Production course is a 4-hour intensive program on using AI to produce the marketing, sales, onboarding, and training videos companies actually need. Led by instructor John Kim, you will use the latest AI video tools, such as Runway VEO2/3, Sora, and Kling, to cover every step: planning, script automation, narration, avatar creation, editing, and post-production. By building video templates tailored to your company and setting up internal processes, you develop a production capability you can sustain. The hands-on curriculum has 6 modules that combine theory with company-specific practice, ending in a finished video. It is built on Nanum Consulting’s experience training 50+ major corporations and institutions.

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Who is this course for?

Ideal for marketers, content planners, and training managers responsible for video production. Any employee who wants to produce video content efficiently with AI tools can join, even with no prior video production experience.

What will you learn?

  • Build AI-based video production skills matched to the video types companies use
  • Templates and internal processes for marketing, sales, onboarding and training videos

Curriculum

Module 1: Planning & script automation
  • Structures by corporate video type (brand, product, sales, training, onboarding)
  • Workflow for auto-generating scripts and storyboards with Grok
  • Designing B2B value videos around customer personas and needs
  • Defining prompts for scene composition, camerawork and tone
  • One-page video brief and storyboard by purpose
  • Setting up brand language for consistent corporate messaging
Module 2: AI video generation with Runway VEO2/3
  • Creating cinematic product intro and sales hook videos
  • How to create industrial, manufacturing, factory and field videos without filming
  • Controlling camera work, lighting, and depth of field with VEO
  • Fine-tuning prompts for textures, backgrounds and objects
  • Rules for reducing unnecessary fantasy effects in corporate videos
  • Final quality check and retouching routine
Module 3: Sora vs. Kling and how to use them
  • Sora vs. Kling vs. Runway: when to use each and how they differ
  • Structuring Sora scenes for brand storytelling
  • Using Kling’s strengths in human motion and physics-based rendering
  • Mapping use cases for background, cityscape, logistics, facility, and aerial footage
  • Building a matrix practitioners can use to set selection criteria
  • Checkpoints for licensing, attribution, and copyright requirements
Module 4: Narration, avatars, and branding
  • Keeping a consistent company voice with ElevenLabs Voice Clone
  • Automating presenter videos with D-ID and Synthesia
  • Turning PPT slides into video and producing short presentation clips
  • Background music and sound design with Suno
  • Building a brand kit that applies your brand identity, colors, fonts, and tone to video
  • Rules for keeping the closing logo, CTA, and campaign hashtags consistent
Module 5: Editing, post-production, QA & distribution
  • Automating cut editing and organizing rough cuts
  • Adjusting subtitles and tone in Vrew, with fewer errors
  • Post-production routine: applying LUTs, color correction, background removal
  • Output rules by format (landscape / portrait / square)
  • Distribution policy templates for LinkedIn, YouTube and internal networks
  • Creating a benchmark table for video length, hook and call to action
Module 6: Hands-on project for your company — final video
  • Produce a video on one topic of your choice: brand, product, sales or onboarding
  • Hands-on: applying a mixed Runway, Sora and Kling pipeline
  • Sketch → script → generation / producing a 30–60 second video
  • Creating templates and a repeatable production process
  • Team feedback on videos, with revisions and remakes
  • In-house adoption strategy and operating roadmap

Expected results / After the course

  • Less reliance on outside vendors, shorter production lead times, lower costs
  • Improving the quality of customer communication and sales content

On-site training references

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FAQ

Ideal for marketers, content planners, and training managers responsible for video production. Any employee who wants to produce video content efficiently with AI tools can join, even with no prior video production experience.
Learn the latest AI video generation tools such as Runway VEO2/3, Sora, and Kling through hands-on practice. Beyond simple tool usage, the course covers the entire workflow from planning to distribution, building practical skills you can apply to work right away through company-specific exercises.
Yes. AI tools’ automation features dramatically shorten the time from planning to editing. In the final module, participants produce a complete corporate video hands-on, so you can see the training results right away.
Instructor John Kim is an expert in AI video production with extensive corporate training experience. He keeps researching the latest AI tool trends so practitioners can put his hands-on know-how to work right away.
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AI Video Production

The AI Video Production course is a 4-hour intensive on producing, with AI, the marketing, sales, onboarding, and training videos companies actually use. Under the guidance of instructor John Kim, the

Training hours4 hours
FieldAI · IT Training
InstructorJohn Kim
Training objectives
  • Build AI-based video production skills matched to the video types companies use
  • Templates and internal processes for marketing, sales, onboarding and training videos
Expected results
  • Less reliance on outside vendors, shorter production lead times, lower costs
  • Improving the quality of customer communication and sales content
Curriculum
Module 1Module 1: Planning & script automation
  • Structures by corporate video type (brand, product, sales, training, onboarding)
  • Workflow for auto-generating scripts and storyboards with Grok
  • Designing B2B value videos around customer personas and needs
  • Defining prompts for scene composition, camerawork and tone
  • One-page video brief and storyboard by purpose
  • Setting up brand language for consistent corporate messaging
Module 2Module 2: AI video generation with Runway VEO2/3
  • Creating cinematic product intro and sales hook videos
  • How to create industrial, manufacturing, factory and field videos without filming
  • Controlling camera work, lighting, and depth of field with VEO
  • Fine-tuning prompts for textures, backgrounds and objects
  • Rules for reducing unnecessary fantasy effects in corporate videos
  • Final quality check and retouching routine
Module 3Module 3: Sora vs. Kling and how to use them
  • Sora vs. Kling vs. Runway: when to use each and how they differ
  • Structuring Sora scenes for brand storytelling
  • Using Kling’s strengths in human motion and physics-based rendering
  • Mapping use cases for background, cityscape, logistics, facility, and aerial footage
  • Building a matrix practitioners can use to set selection criteria
  • Checkpoints for licensing, attribution, and copyright requirements
Module 4Module 4: Narration, avatars, and branding
  • Keeping a consistent company voice with ElevenLabs Voice Clone
  • Automating presenter videos with D-ID and Synthesia
  • Turning PPT slides into video and producing short presentation clips
  • Background music and sound design with Suno
  • Building a brand kit that applies your brand identity, colors, fonts, and tone to video
  • Rules for keeping the closing logo, CTA, and campaign hashtags consistent
Module 5Module 5: Editing, post-production, QA & distribution
  • Automating cut editing and organizing rough cuts
  • Adjusting subtitles and tone in Vrew, with fewer errors
  • Post-production routine: applying LUTs, color correction, background removal
  • Output rules by format (landscape / portrait / square)
  • Distribution policy templates for LinkedIn, YouTube and internal networks
  • Creating a benchmark table for video length, hook and call to action
Module 6Module 6: Hands-on project for your company — final video
  • Produce a video on one topic of your choice: brand, product, sales or onboarding
  • Hands-on: applying a mixed Runway, Sora and Kling pipeline
  • Sketch → script → generation / producing a 30–60 second video
  • Creating templates and a repeatable production process
  • Team feedback on videos, with revisions and remakes
  • In-house adoption strategy and operating roadmap
About the instructor
Instructor John Kim
John Kim, Lead Instructor
10 years in industry · 15 years teaching (3,000+ lectures)
Education
· MBA (advanced major: Marketing), Korea University Graduate School of Business (graduated)
· Sungkyunkwan University Consultant Program (completed)
· Sogang University Graduate School of Business, Short-Term MBA (completed)
· Seoul National University Lifelong Education Instructor Development Program (completed)
· Chung-Ang University, B.A. in English Language and Literature (graduated)
Experience
· Current: CEO, Nanum Consulting
· Formerly at Hyosung Corp., Daeduck Electronics and Shinhan Diamond: overseas assignments and strategic planning (10+ years)
· Current partner instructor, Expert Consulting
· Current: Partner instructor, PSI Consulting
· (Current) Partner instructor, Korea SMEs and Startups Agency and SME Training Institute
Credentials and publications
· Certified consultant
· Certified teacher
· Completed official IDEO Design Thinking training
· B2B Marketing Design (1 Apr 2025)
· The Chinese Diamond Tool Market: Present and Future (co-authored, Korea Tool Association)
· Battles That Changed History and Innovative Weapons (in progress)