Applied AI Lessons

Experiment 4 of 6

Produce a 60–90-second story

Tell a small, fictional or publicly documented story using narration, music, or video.

Write a short original script and a three-part storyboard. State what the audience should understand or feel.
Choose an audio or video workflow. Use your own voice, a permitted stock voice, or original instrumental music—never an unconsented clone.
Produce two takes and compare tone, clarity, pacing, and story fit.
Edit one final version. Correct facts, pronunciation, and continuity; create a transcript and captions if video.
Attach a credits and disclosure note covering tools, source assets, synthetic elements, and consent. Keep it private if rights are uncertain.

Starting prompt

Help me storyboard a 60–90-second original story about [topic] for [audience]. Use three beats: opening, change, and takeaway. Suggest visuals and sound separately. Mark facts that need verification. Do not impersonate real people or use copyrighted lyrics.

Reflect

Where did your editorial judgment—not the generator—make the story better?

Don’t include private student, research, or workplace information. No paid tool needed: Record a voice memo or produce a narrated slide sequence with original material. AI-generated media is optional.

Finish this experiment

Write a short reflection: what you made, what you changed, and what you learned. At least 80 characters.

Tools to try: Suno, ElevenLabs, Riverside, Descript, Runway

Produce a 60–90-second story

Starting prompt

Reflect

Finish this experiment