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Scriptline The AI video production course for faceless YouTube channels.
Learn one complete workflow for AI-generated video: write the script, produce the voice, create the visuals, edit, package and publish. The course also covers how AI video channels earn on YouTube, including ad revenue, affiliate income, sponsorships and client production, along with the platform rules that decide what can be monetized.
We teach the paths and the requirements. We do not promise income, monetization approval or any timeline. Read our reasoning.
Modules
Lessons
Of video
LifetimeAccess and updates
01 Overview
What Scriptline covers
A production workflow you build once and repeat, taught in the order you will use it and focused on revenue from the first module.
What it is
A structured, self-paced course that guides you through a complete AI video production workflow and then shows you how to repeat it. You build a real channel and a real video as you go, rather than a folder of notes. Each module passes its output to the next, so by module 6 you are editing a video from assets you created yourself.
The course is built around the commercial side of the work as well as the craft. It explains which niches tend to carry a higher RPM and why, what the YouTube Partner Program requires before ad revenue is possible, how affiliate and sponsorship income is priced, and how the same workflow can be sold as a production service. Module 9 covers these paths in full, and module 10 focuses on the volume needed to make them worthwhile.
What it is not
It is not a template pack, a bot or an automation that runs your channel for you, and it is not a promise of income. It is training with practical support: lessons, written SOPs and a clear order to follow.
Who it suits
It suits people who are comfortable on a computer for a few focused hours a week, willing to publish work that is not yet perfect, and more interested in learning a process than chasing trends. If you already run a monetized channel with a full production team, the material will likely be too foundational.
Step 02
Build
Every module ends with a deliverable that becomes part of your channel, such as a brief, a script, a voice profile or a shot library.
Step 03
Publish
Module 6 ends with your first published video, edited from the assets you produced in modules 2 to 5.
02 Suitability
Is this course right for you?
The course is designed for a specific kind of learner. If it is not the right match, we would rather you know before you register.
This course is for you if
- You want a channel that can earn through ads, affiliates, sponsors or client work, and accept that it takes consistent publishing to get there.
- You want a repeatable production process rather than tactics that expire within a month.
- You can protect four to six focused hours a week and work through the modules in order.
- You are willing to publish an imperfect first video and improve using your analytics.
- You are comfortable reading platform policy and handling compliance properly.
This course is not for you if
- You are looking for guaranteed income, a payout timeline or a done-for-you channel.
- You plan to mass-upload reused or repetitive content. The course does not teach this, and YouTube does not monetize it.
- You cannot spend anything on tools beyond free tiers and one credit pack.
- You already run a monetized channel with writers and editors on your team.
03 Advantages
Why the course is structured this way
Seven deliberate design decisions, each chosen to help you finish, publish and improve.
One workflow from start to finish
There are no disconnected tactics. Each module hands its output to the next, so you always know what you are building and why it comes at that point.
A method that outlasts any single tool
The process is taught first and the software second. When a model or app changes, your workflow stays intact and you replace a single step.
Compliance built into production
YouTube's rules on AI disclosure, reused content and monetization are covered as part of the workflow. They shape how you script and publish, and they are not an afterthought at the end.
A tangible deliverable in every module
You finish each module with a real asset: a niche brief, a script, a voice profile, a shot list, a thumbnail set or a published video. Progress shows up in your files, not in lessons watched.
Batch-first production systems
The later modules focus on SOPs, templates and batching, so the effort behind one video produces several. That is what separates a hobby upload from a working channel.
Kept current as tools change
Lessons affected by a major model or policy change are re-recorded, and your access includes those updates. updates were released in the last 12 months.
Designed around revenue, not just uploads
Ad revenue, affiliates, sponsorships and client production are taught as concrete paths, each with its own requirements and pricing, alongside the analytics that show which videos are worth repeating. What any of it pays depends on your niche, your output and YouTube's decisions, so we promise no results. Read the disclaimer.
04 Curriculum
The curriculum, module by module
Ten modules in a fixed order. Each ends with something you have made, and the final two turn the workflow into revenue paths and repeatable volume.
Module 01 · 38 min
Setup and ground rules
- How AI video performs on YouTube
- What the platform allows and what it demonetizes
- Account, brand and channel setup
- Your workspace and file structure
- How to work through the course
Deliverable
A configured channel and project workspace.
Module 02 · 46 min
Niche, format and positioning
- Demand research without guesswork
- Choosing a format you can repeat weekly
- Competitor analysis
- Defining your channel promise
- Naming, handle and channel art
Deliverable
A one-page niche and format brief.
Module 03 · 46 min
Writing with LLMs
- The structure of a retention-focused script
- Hooks that hold attention past 30 seconds
- Prompting for voice and rhythm
- Fact-checking and sourcing
- Editing an AI draft into a script worth voicing
Deliverable
A finished 8-minute script.
Module 04 · 55 min
Voice and audio
- Choosing and tuning a synthetic voice
- Pacing, pronunciation and breathing
- Recording your own narration instead
- Music and sound design
- Loudness and mastering for YouTube
Deliverable
A mastered narration track.
Module 05 · 75 min
Visuals: from stills to motion
- Building a shot list from your script
- Image generation with a consistent style and cast
- Image-to-video and text-to-video
- B-roll, stock footage and screen capture
- Keeping visual continuity across a video
Deliverable
A complete shot library.
Module 06 · 80 min
Assembly and editing
- Timeline structure and pacing
- Cutting to the narration
- Captions and on-screen text
- Transitions, motion and colour
- Export settings that protect quality
Deliverable
Your first published video.
Module 07 · 75 min
Packaging: titles, thumbnails and hooks
- What a title must achieve in 60 characters
- Thumbnail composition and legibility at small sizes
- Designing a consistent set
- A/B testing titles and thumbnails
- Chapters, descriptions and end screens
Deliverable
A tested title and thumbnail set.
Module 08 · 95 min
Publishing and channel operations
- Upload checklist and metadata
- Playlists and channel architecture
- A publishing cadence you can sustain
- Reading the metrics that matter: CTR, AVD and retention
- Diagnosing an underperforming video
Deliverable
A publishing SOP and content calendar.
Module 09 · 105 min
Monetization paths
- YouTube Partner Program requirements and realistic timelines
- How RPM varies by niche and geography
- Affiliate and product income
- Sponsorship outreach and rate cards
- Offering AI video production as a service
Deliverable
A monetization plan for your channel.
Module 10 · 85 min
Scale, systems and delegation
- Batch production: four videos in one week
- Turning your process into SOPs
- Hiring and briefing a freelance editor or writer
- Running more than one channel sustainably
- A 90-day operating plan
Deliverable
Your production system, documented.
Included resources
- The prompt library
- Thumbnail templates
- Script skeletons
- The compliance checklist
- The SOP pack
Revenue paths
covered in module 9
- YouTube ad revenue: Partner Program thresholds, and how RPM varies by niche, language and viewer location
- Affiliate income: choosing offers that suit a faceless format and placing links effectively
- Sponsorships: outreach, rate cards and what a channel needs before a brand will pay
- Your own product: turning a niche audience into something you can sell
- Client work: selling the same workflow as a production service, with pricing and delivery
Module 6 ends with a published video. If you follow the course in order, that typically happens within your first month.
Publishing is a step you control. What happens after you publish is not.
Earnings and results disclaimer →05 Tools
The tools used in the course
We teach by category first and specific apps second, so you can swap any tool and still run the workflow.
| Category | Role in the workflow | Common options | Typical monthly cost |
|---|---|---|---|
| Language model | Scripting, research and ideation | Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini | Free tier to about $20 to $25 |
| Image generation | Stills for every shot | Midjourney, Flux, Ideogram | About $10 to $30 |
| Video generation | Motion from stills or text | Veo, Kling, Runway, Luma, Sora | About $10 to $95, usage based |
| Voice and text-to-speech | Narration | ElevenLabs, PlayHT, or your own microphone | Free tier to about $22 |
| Music and sound effects | Beds, stingers and ambience | Suno, Epidemic Sound, YouTube Audio Library | Free to about $15 |
| Editing | Assembly, captions and export | DaVinci Resolve (free), CapCut, Premiere Pro | Free to about $23 |
| Thumbnails and channel art | Packaging | Figma (free), Canva, Photoshop | Free to about $15 |
| Research and analytics | Titles, demand and performance | YouTube Studio (free), VidIQ, TubeBuddy | Free to about $20 |
| Organization | SOPs, calendar and asset tracking | Notion, Google Sheets, or a folder structure | Free |
| Hardware | Any laptop from the last five years, 16 GB RAM recommended | Headphones and about 200 GB of free storage | One-off cost |
Free stack
About $0Free tiers plus one paid video-generation credit pack. Enough to complete the course and publish.
Starter stack
$45 to $70 /moOne paid language model, one image tool and a voice subscription.
Pro stack
$150 to $200 /moHigher video-generation limits, paid music licensing and analytics tooling.
Tool subscriptions are paid directly to the providers and are not included in the course fee. Prices and free tiers change often, so check each vendor before you subscribe.
Studio Lantern is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by YouTube, Google or any of the tool providers named on this page. All product names and trademarks belong to their respective owners.
06 Numbers
The course in numbers
We only publish figures we can verify in our own records. None of them describe what a student has earned.
Students enrolled
Since our first cohort in .
Modules
Taught in a fixed, ordered sequence.
Lessons
Short, with one idea per lesson.
Of video
Plus written SOPs for every module.
Templates and prompts
Prompt library, scripts and checklists.
Updates in 12 months
Re-recorded when tools or policies change.
Figures last verified . Enrollment counts registrations, not outcomes.
We do not publish student income figures or success rates because we do not systematically track them. Anything we cannot verify, we do not claim.
07 Enrollment
What happens after you register
Four clear steps, with no sales calls and no follow-up sequence.
Step 1
Register
Complete the short form below. It takes about 30 seconds.
Step 2
Receive confirmation
We email your access details and an invoice from Reelwright Studio.
Step 3
Set up your workspace
Module 1 prepares your workspace and channel in about an hour.
Step 4
Progress module by module
Work through all ten modules at your own pace, with lifetime access to updates.
Pricing and current intake details are sent by email after you register.
08 Register
Register for Scriptline
Complete the form and we will email your access details and payment instructions. No card details are collected on this page.
09 FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Twelve straightforward answers, including the ones that may help you decide not to register.
Do I need experience with video editing or AI tools?
No. Module 1 sets up your workspace, accounts and file structure from scratch, and each tool is introduced when you first need it. If you have edited video before, you will move faster through module 6, but nothing earlier assumes that experience.
How much time does the course take each week?
Plan for four to six focused hours a week. The lessons total about 14 hours, and the remaining time goes into the deliverable at the end of each module. The course is self-paced, so you can move faster or slower as your schedule allows.
What will I spend beyond the course fee?
Third-party tools. You can complete the course on free tiers plus one paid video-generation credit pack. A comfortable paid stack costs roughly $45 to $70 a month.
These subscriptions are paid directly to the vendors and are not included in the course fee. Prices change often, so check each vendor before you subscribe.
Do I have to appear on camera or use my own voice?
No. The method is designed for faceless channels. Module 4 covers synthetic narration in detail and also shows you how to record your own voice if you prefer. Either choice leaves the rest of the workflow unchanged.
Is AI-generated content allowed on YouTube, and can it be monetized?
Yes, under conditions. YouTube permits AI-assisted content, requires disclosure of realistic synthetic media, expects original commentary or value rather than reused material, and does not monetize mass-produced, repetitive content.
Module 1 explains what the platform allows and what it demonetizes, and compliance is taught throughout production. Platform rules change, so confirm current policy in the YouTube Help Centre before you publish.
How long does it take to reach monetization?
We do not offer a timeline. Monetization depends on YouTube Partner Program thresholds, your publishing volume and quality, your niche and YouTube's own review decisions, none of which we control.
Module 9 explains the requirements and how to work toward them, without promising when or whether you will reach them. See the earnings and results disclaimer.
Do you guarantee results or income?
No. This is an educational course that teaches a process and supports your practice. It does not promise views, subscribers, monetization approval, revenue or clients.
We do not systematically track student outcomes, so we publish no success rates and no earnings figures. The full reasoning is in the earnings and results disclaimer.
Can I use the course to produce videos for clients?
Yes. Module 9 includes a section on offering AI video production as a service, covering rate cards and outreach. Your licence covers personal use of the material for that work. It does not allow you to resell, re-record or redistribute the course itself.
What language is the course taught in, and are there subtitles?
The course is taught in English and every lesson includes English captions. Written SOPs, prompts and checklists are also in English.
Will I receive updates when tools change?
Yes. Lessons affected by a major model, app or policy change are re-recorded, and your access includes those updates at no extra cost. Because the method is taught before the tool interfaces, most changes affect a single lesson rather than the whole workflow.
What is your refund policy?
Because the course grants immediate access to digital content, refund requests are considered case by case. Contact us within 14 days of registration and we will review your request in line with UK consumer law, including the Consumer Contracts Regulations 2013 and the Consumer Rights Act 2015. Full terms are in the cancellation and refunds sections of the Terms of Use.
Who is behind the course?
Studio Lantern is the education brand of Reelwright Studio, a company registered in Manchester, United Kingdom since 2012. That company produces and sells the course and issues your invoice. Details are on the contact page.
10 Company
The company behind Scriptline
Studio Lantern is the education brand of Reelwright Studio, a company registered in Manchester, United Kingdom since 2012.
The course is produced and sold by that company. Invoices, contracts and data protection responsibilities sit with it, and it is the company you contract with when you register.
- Legal name
- Reelwright Studio
- Registered
- 05 June 2012
- Registered address
- 42 Dalton Row, Manchester, M4 1HN, United Kingdom
- Phone
- +44 161 496 0837
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