Bundle · 4 courses · 115 lessons · about 38 hours
Film AI Assistants: Chief of Staff, Muse, Grok Bot and Manus
For Filmmakers, producers, editors and production teams coordinating a story across development, planning and post-production
Set up all four for a film production, step by step, with the prompts for your work.
$191 less than buying them separately ($488)
What’s included
Every course, in the order to take them
- 1Film AI Chief of Staff
Build an assistant that prepares your morning brief, meeting prep, follow-ups and decision log from approved sources. It sends, books and changes nothing until a person says yes.
- Write a chief-of-staff job description and standing instructions for a production lead. Cover priorities, VIPs, which sources to use, what the AI may do on its own, what it must ask about, what it must never do, and which decisions belong to the director, producer or a department lead.
- Choose a platform that fits your plan, region and email setup. Options include Claude scheduled tasks, ChatGPT scheduled tasks, OpenAI dots, Claude Duet, Microsoft Copilot and Google Gemini. Set it to the least access that works, with approval required before anything is sent, shared, booked or deleted.
- Schedule a weekday morning brief and test it. The brief covers next-day readiness, changes since the last call sheet, open clearances, review-note conflicts and deadlines. Every item carries a source tag and a 'Could not check' line.
31 lessons · about 10 h
$197 on its own - 2Meta Muse for Filmmakers
Set up Muse with the least access that works, then give it first-pass schedules, revision checks, permit research, festival tracking and notes, with stop points and a weekly review.
- Decide whether Muse fits your production work, using its access rules, plans ($0 free with a limit, Power $20/month, Maximum $100/month as of 2026-10-28) and limits, including no team workspace and no Adobe connector, and confirm them on Meta's official pages.
- Configure Muse's safe-start settings: a separate Meta account for work, training turned off in Data controls, Always ask for connectors and web access, Allow once as your default answer, and memory and side chats kept one per project.
- Connect only what a task needs, read-only where offered (Calendar, Gmail, Slack, Box or Dropbox), with the production's approval, and keep scripts, footage, performer releases and crew personal data out of Muse.
23 lessons · about 8 h
$97 on its own - 3Grok Bot for Filmmakers
Set up Grok Bot with least access, then build four bots for script revisions, breakdowns and call sheets, shot tests, and post notes and clearances. Each runs on a tested routine and waits for your approval.
- Decide whether a production task belongs in Grok Bot, a Custom Agent in the Grok chat app, or an API-built bot. Confirm which plans include Grok Bot on the official pricing page, because plans and prices change.
- Install and configure Grok Bot safely. Turn Auto-review on with Ask first rules for sending, posting, purchasing, deleting and permission changes. Set Execution on this computer to Never allow. Switch off app tools you don't need, save no cards in Vault, and keep a separate Bot for each production.
- Write a Bot's setup instructions that name its one job, its sources, its people, what it may change, what it must never touch and when to stop and ask. For example, it asks the script supervisor which revision is current before treating any draft as the baseline.
31 lessons · about 10 h
$97 on its own - 4Manus for Filmmakers
Set Manus up safely for a production, give it multi-step film paperwork with a written brief and clear stops, and check what comes back before anyone treats it as the baseline.
- Decide whether Manus fits a given production task by weighing its access, plan limits and credit use as of October 2026, and confirm current prices on manus.im/pricing before committing a budget.
- Set up one Manus Project per production with standing instructions, read-only connectors where they work, saved Cloud Browser logins turned off, Guest seats for reviewers, and approval required before anything is sent, posted, booked, bought or submitted.
- Write a long-task brief in Plan Mode that keeps explicit script facts separate from implied requirements, names the current script revision, and stops for the director, producer, script supervisor or department lead instead of guessing.
30 lessons · about 10 h
$97 on its own
How every course is taught
Every course, one-on-one
- Starts at your levelA short placement check sets where you begin, so nothing is too basic or too far ahead.
- A tutor in every lessonAsk anything, typed or out loud, and get answers about your own work, at any hour.
- Practice that sticksQuizzes after each step and flashcards that come back just before you’d forget.
- A certificate when you finishPass the final check and you get a certificate, and you’re ready for the next course up.
Questions
Good to know
Do I get every course at once?
Yes. Buying the bundle enrolls you in all 4 courses straight away, and they’re yours for good.
Where do I start?
With Film AI Chief of Staff. Each course builds on the one before, and each has a placement check that sets your level.
Can I buy just one of them?
Yes, each is sold on its own too. Bought one by one, they come to $488; the bundle is $191 less.
How long does it take?
115 lessons in all, about 38 hours, at your own pace. You can set a finish date or a few minutes a day, and the course keeps you on track.
What if it isn’t right for me?
Full refund if you ask before you open your first lesson. Once you’ve started, purchases aren’t refundable, except where the law gives you that right.