
Start here. You will see exactly what you are going to build, and then cover the part almost everyone skips: what makes a good dataset. Which of your photos to use, how many you need, which angles and lighting matter, and which shots quietly ruin the result. We also go through, in plain language, how the model actually learns your face, so the settings later feel like decisions rather than magic.
A step-by-step walkthrough of the platform, from the plan you pay for to your first finished images. You upload the dataset you prepared, train a LoRA model on your own photographs, and run your first generations. By the end of this lesson the model knows your face, and you can tell a good result from a bad one before you spend another hour generating.
The longest lesson in the course, and the one that changes your results the most. You build a moodboard, learn the anatomy of a prompt that actually controls pose, outfit, light, location and mood, transfer colour from a reference onto your generations, and hold that look across a whole set. By the end you have a visual campaign that reads as one deliberate style, not a folder of unrelated images.
One generation is never just one photo. Here you take a finished frame and rework it: swap the outfit, change details, move to a new angle or pose, repair artefacts, and upscale the result to print quality. By the end you will pull a dozen distinct shots out of a single image instead of regenerating from scratch every time.
A still image is only half of what you can post. Here you animate your own AI portraits: pick the frame worth moving, direct the camera, decide what moves and what stays still, and re-roll until you get a take without warping or drift. You finish with short cinematic clips built from photos you already made.
Raw generations are not content until they are cut. Here you build the edit: choose the order, time the cuts, keep the pacing tight enough to hold attention, and export at the right resolution and aspect ratio for each platform. You end this lesson with a file you can publish today.
The default clip length is not the ceiling. In this short bonus you extend a generated video past its original duration without breaking continuity, then wrap up: what to save, what to reuse, and how to keep a prompt library so your next photoshoot takes minutes instead of an evening.
This course contains the use of artificial intelligence.
Beautiful photos used to be a privilege. A photographer, a studio, a stylist, a make-up artist, a retoucher — an entire industry, three hundred dollars and a full day of your life, for ten usable frames that carry you through one week of content.
That era is over.
In this course you will learn to run a complete photoshoot of yourself inside a neural network: in about twenty minutes, as many times as you want, in any look you can imagine.
But there is a catch, and it is the reason most people give up. They open an AI image tool, type a prompt at random, and get back a plastic stranger with someone else's face and someone else's body. An hour wasted, the result deleted. The tool is not the problem. What is missing is a system.
This course is that system.
What you will actually do
You start by building a proper dataset out of photos you already have, and training the AI on your own face, body and features — so the model generates you, not a generic beauty. Then you learn to write prompts that give you real control: the pose, the outfit, the light, the location, the mood. You build a moodboard and hold one consistent visual style across an entire campaign, so your feed looks designed instead of accidental. You learn to retouch and remix — changing clothes, details, angles and poses — so a single generation becomes dozens of different shots. Finally you bring your images to life: turn a still photo into a short cinematic clip and edit a ready-to-publish 15-second reel.
Everything happens on one platform. No installation, no code, no graphics card. We work inside Higgsfield: Soul 2 for images, Kling for video. Nothing extra, only the tools that actually work. Higgsfield is a paid third-party service starting at around $10 per month and is not included in the price of this course — I would rather tell you that honestly on the first screen than surprise you in lesson three.
By the end of this course you will have
Two complete AI photoshoots featuring your own face
One finished video edited from your generated frames
A repeatable system for creating Pinterest-level visuals without ever booking a shoot again
Who is teaching you
I am an AI creator with a background in front-end development, which is why I work with these tools at the level of how the system actually behaves rather than at the level of trends. I built this workflow when I ran out of time to shoot content for myself. My first training on AI photoshoots sold more than a hundred copies on its first day, and since then I have taught bloggers, experts and photographers to create their own visuals.
No experience is required. Every lesson is a step-by-step screen recording — you simply repeat what I do. If you can use Instagram, you can do this.
Enrol now, and give yourself a photoshoot that never ends.