Inspiring AI Animation – Bringing Imagination to Life by Junwan Kim

Forget clicking once and hoping for magic. This course shows you a real, repeatable pipeline to make AI animation that actually looks like anime and works as an ad, using Nijijourney, ComfyUI, and Luma Ray2 from idea to final cut.

🎯 What you’ll learn

• Plan a commercial anime ad — topic, storyboard, script and shot list with ChatGPT
• Generate stylish subculture images with Nijijourney, SREF, character reference and personalization
• Detail and fix images in ComfyUI — inpainting, ControlNet, IPAdapter, Face Detailer and upscaling
• Create consistent animation clips in Luma Ray2 with keyframes, extend and camera motion
• Generate natural Korean dubbing with Supertone and custom BGM with Suno AI
• Edit like a pro in CapCut — cuts, SFX, transitions, color grading and text animation
• Finish a full portfolio project: subculture-style marketing animation

✅ Requirements

• Skills: Basic computer skills, no prior AI or animation experience needed
• Tools: Paid Midjourney / Nijijourney, ChatGPT, Luma accounts, free installs of ComfyUI, Supertone, Suno AI, CapCut
• Hardware: Windows PC for ComfyUI practice, stable internet for cloud AI tools

📝 Description

Most AI videos look cheap for one reason: no workflow. This course fixes that with a 2-step image system. You first lock the look in Nijijourney for style and composition, then you clean it up in ComfyUI for consistency, hands, faces, and product shots. That split is what makes the motion hold up later.

You will work like a small ad team. ChatGPT handles topic, story, and shot-by-shot prompts. Nijijourney builds Ghibli, subculture, and 2.5D looks. ComfyUI does the dirty work — ControlNet for pose, inpainting for fixes, Live Portrait for expressions, and Redux for compositing a real product with your character.

Then it gets fun. In Luma Ray2 you turn stills into moving shots with keyframes, extend, reframe, and 25 camera moves. You learn what to do when motion breaks, how to keep faces stable, and how to cut around weird frames instead of fighting the tool for hours.

Audio and edit is where it stops looking like a test. You make a clean Korean voiceover in Supertone, build a track in Suno AI, then finish everything in CapCut with SFX, transitions, LUTs, and text animation. No expensive NLE needed. By the end you have a short anime-style commercial made 100% with AI, plus a workflow you can reuse for the next client.

🧑‍🎓 Who this course is for

• Beginners who have ideas but never touched AI video and want a clear start-to-finish path
• Designers, editors and marketers who want to add AI anime ads to their service list
• Subculture / anime fans who want to turn illustrations into moving stories with sound

🧑‍🏫 About the Author

Junwan Kim is an AI Technical Artist at Lezhin Entertainment, previously AI 3D Technical Designer at NdotLight. He builds production-ready generative AI pipelines for companies and works as a CPP for Vidu AI and Pollo AI.

He has taught ComfyUI and generative AI offline for university students, plus CG and visual scripting workshops for Adobe Korea, TikTok, and Snap. This class packs that field experience into hands-on demos — less theory, more fixing real shots until they look right.

🏁 Final Result

• A finished subculture-style AI anime commercial — storyboard, stylized shots, animated clips, AI dubbing, custom BGM, and graded CapCut edit ready for portfolio or client pitch.

📢 Guys, this is a Group Buy campaign, check the GBC forum thread to get access

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