AI-Assisted Content Direction & Creative Education
I'm aiDesign, running 89Studio — a one-person production house where AI image and video tools stand in for a camera crew. I write the shot list, direct the prompt, and cut the reel: cinematic ads, cultural short films, and the curriculum that teaches other designers to do the same.
Director's Note
Most of my work splits into two reels that keep feeding each other.
The first is production: turning a client brief — an elevator company, a spice brand, a home-appliance store — into a scene-by-scene cinematic breakdown, with prompts tuned per shot for whichever AI video tool suits the frame.
The second is education: packaging that same shot-by-shot thinking into curriculum, so design students learn to direct AI cameras — drone flyovers, dolly pushes, tracking shots — on purpose, instead of guessing.
Alongside both, I keep two long-running technical threads going: a Pine Script trading indicator system for XAUUSD, and a font design practice built around FontForge automation. Different discipline, same instinct — build the tool, then teach it.
The Reel
A 10-scene cinematic sequence for a Mumbai elevator services company, built from Midjourney stills into Runway motion, shot by shot.
Full course curriculum on cinematic AI video, plus the marketing trailer script that sells the bootcamp itself.
An interactive field guide to camera movement across Runway, Kling, Sora, and Pika, with a deep-dive on the Drone Flyover prompt.
A short film concept set in a Tamil Nadu village, with complete scene breakdowns and a three-tier motion prompt kit.
A Pixar-style animated story expanded into a full screenplay, scene by scene, each with its own image and video prompt kit.
Twenty-five cinematic scene concepts built for a home-appliance retailer's ad campaign.
A full storyboard for a Hindi-language spice brand advertisement, written and boarded frame by frame.
A children's storybook built as an AI image prompt set, page by page, for a young reader's cadence.
A Pine Script v5 XAUUSD market speedometer indicator — RSI, EMA, ATR and volume — with a structured 1-month teaching curriculum built around it.
Batch Python scripting for glyph spacing, SVG import, and two-layer COLR/CPAL color font builds.
Teaching Reel
The AI for Designers curriculum takes students from "type a prompt, hope for the best" to directing camera movement with intent — the same vocabulary a live-action DP would use, adapted for Runway, Kling, Sora, and Pika.
Field Book — Excerpt
One of the ten camera-movement modules, broken into setup, prompt structure, and common failure modes.
On the Bench