Wemio Academy

Watch and follow along — from finding your way around to publishing your first finished video.

Lessons

AllGetting StartedSystemCinemaExplainerMarketingScreenwriterKnowledgeAssetsTemplates

Getting Started

First time in Wemio? Start here.

1:29

Wemio in Three Minutes

What each studio is for, and which one to open for the job in front of you. Start here.

System

Spaces, members, credits and sharing — the things to settle before you start.

1:31

Spaces: Personal and Team

Where projects live, how to move them between spaces, and who can see what.

0:57

Managing Team Members

Invite members, assign roles and seats, and cap how many credits each one can spend.

1:11

Credits: Earning, Spending, Refunds

What each generation costs, what happens when one fails, how membership credits arrive, plus top-ups and requesting a fapiao.

1:11

Sharing Work and Remaking Cases

Share what you made, and work backwards from someone else’s case to make your own version.

Cinema

Full short dramas, one-line ideas, and skills you build yourself.

1:25

Projects and Project Details

What a Cinema project holds, and how to create, find and organize them.

1:22

From a Simple Idea to a Quick Cut

One line in, one video out — the shortest path through Cinema Studio.

1:23

The Ways to Generate Video

Text-to-video, first/last frame, reference-driven and multi-shot — which one fits which job.

1:29

Music, Voiceover and Sound Effects

Score your cut, add narration and effects, and pick the right voice.

1:53

The Canvas: Running a Complex Project

Nodes, wires, groups, generating from a referenced node, and batch download — what keeps a long piece manageable.

1:19

Agent and Skills: Let It Do the Work

Hand work to the agent in chat and let skills run a whole stretch of the process at once.

1:40

The Skill Library: Choosing Among 200

Find a skill by the job, favourite the ones you keep using, and turn your own method into a skill.

1:40

Script to Storyboard to Short

Break a script into shots, generate the frames, and string them into a short.

1:17

Keeping a Character Consistent

Create a character, generate turnarounds and reference sheets, and keep them recognizable across scenes.

1:35

One Image, Many More

Nine-grids, four-panel and 25-panel continuous storyboards, plus new angles and relighting.

1:33

Editing Images

Outpainting, inpainting, erase, cutout, crop, upscale and layer blending.

1:22

Reworking a Clip

Reshoot a segment, extend it, upscale and interpolate, wipe burned-in subtitles, swap the voice, re-crop.

1:29

The 3D Director Stage

Place characters, pose them, set the camera, grab multi-angle stills, then move the shot.

1:34

The Editing Timeline

Tracks, trims, speed, transitions, audio — and the export at the end.

Explainer

Turn one idea into a short explainer video.

1:18

One Idea, One Explainer

Pick a look and a brush, choose a voice and subtitles, set the length — and the explainer is done.

Marketing

Shoppable short ads, motion pieces, promo images and hit-video replicas.

1:27

Let the Agent Build the Ad

Hand the agent your product and your brief, and let it run from material to finished cut.

1:27

Shoppable Short Videos

Wemio Marketing Video — add the product, pick a hook, style and setting, and ship it in other languages and dialects.

1:19

Choosing an On-Camera Presenter

Generate one from text or from a photo — how the two differ and when each fits.

1:24

Promo Images

Turn the same material into promo images, and how to settle sizes and layout.

1:18

Ads for Apps and Websites

When the product is an app or a site: where the footage comes from and how the cut is built.

2:29

Replicating a Hit

Take a hit video as reference and rebuild it around your own product with the Wemio Echo model.

1:27

Motion Pieces

What the motion style is, which products suit it, and how to tune the pacing.

Screenwriter

Turn an idea into a script you can shoot.

1:20

Writing a Script with AI

Revise in chat, bring in PDFs and Word files, search the web for material, browse version history, export to Word or PDF.

1:19

Writing with Skills

Start from a writing skill, then turn the conversation itself into a reusable one.

1:32

Taking a Script into Cinema Studio

Send a finished script straight to Cinema Studio and carry on into shots and frames.

Knowledge

Slides, docs and URLs into finished video.

1:16

From Slides, Docs or a URL to Video

Upload or paste a link, confirm the outline, pick a style and aspect ratio, and get a finished explainer.

1:17

Fixing It Shot by Shot

Change layout and text, swap images and backgrounds, cut things out — one shot at a time.

1:18

Voice, Avatar, Subtitles and Score

Pick a voice, put an avatar on camera, set the subtitle style, and lay in music.

1:19

Training Your Own Avatar

What footage to record, how training works, and where your avatar can then be used.

1:22

When the Narration Mispronounces a Word

Annotate readings for ambiguous characters, fix English pronunciations, and correct them one by one.

1:15

Exporting the Video and Its Parts

The MP4, plus the voiceover, script, subtitles and image assets on their own.

Assets

Everything you have ever generated lives here.

1:33

Assets: Everything You Generated

Filter, batch-download, and feed an old asset back in as a reference for a new generation.

Templates

The template market — use others, publish your own.

1:16

Finding and Using a Template

Find the right one in the market, then use it directly or clone it into your own project to edit.

1:14

Publishing Your Own Template

Submit a finished project as a template, and manage them under your published list.

Lessons marked "Coming soon" are in production and will appear here once published.