It's a workshop, not a broadcast
Live builds. A blank prompt box to a finished shot, start to finish, narrating every decision — shot size, the canon block, why a frame failed and what fixed it.
Prompt teardowns. Drop a prompt in the chat and watch it get pulled apart and rebuilt. The before-and-after is the whole lesson.
Requests on screen. The chat picks the scene. Your idea, generated live, with the reasoning out loud.
The good ones become articles. When a live build teaches something worth keeping, it gets written up under Learn — so the stream feeds the library.
The rough schedule
Times drift — follow on TikTok and the app pings you when the live actually starts. That's the only reliable bell.
You'll learn faster watching it fail
Tutorials show you the win. The live shows you the seventeen tries before it. That's where the actual craft lives — in reading a bad generation and knowing the one word to change. Bring a prompt, bring a scene you can't crack, or just lurk and watch the method become second nature.