Welcome & The Platform
Higgsfield vs OpenArt, Runway and Krea. Choosing a plan, how tokens work, and a tour of every tool on the platform.
The right tools. The right skills. The right clients. A practical course for photographers, creatives and beginners who want to earn with AI images and video.
This is not a course about AI theory. Every lesson is built around one outcome: someone pays you for your work.
The right AI platforms in one subscription. Only the ones that matter, not all of them.
Visual style, professional images and video, and thinking like a brand instead of pressing “generate”.
Finding clients, pricing your work and communicating so clients trust you and come back.
Switzerland is behind on AI adoption compared to other markets.
That gap is your advantage. Learn it properly now and get ahead before everyone catches up.
Premium real estate visuals, startup brand imagery, polished LinkedIn content for finance and tech professionals.
B2B visuals, product catalogs, trade-show and exhibition graphics for engineering and watchmaking.
2.4 million overnight stays a year. Content for hotels and restaurants, menus and seasonal campaigns.
Luxury brand visuals for watches and jewellery, plus event and conference branding.
Hundreds of AI tools appear every week. You don't need to master everything. You need to master enough.
Five tools mean five subscriptions, five logins and five interfaces. It wastes the time you could spend creating.
One platform, one login, one subscription. Many models inside it.
Each lesson ends with practice you can put straight into your portfolio.
Set up once and stop chasing new apps.
Higgsfield vs OpenArt, Runway and Krea. Choosing a plan, how tokens work, and a tour of every tool on the platform.
How to write a prompt, find your blind spots with reverse prompting, and use a phrase library for light, lenses and camera angles.
A 10-minute setup in ChatGPT or Claude Projects. Your own assistant that writes image prompts, video prompts and scripts, with the rules already built in.
Images and video that look professional and fit the brand.
Nano Banana and GPT Image. Prompt anatomy, reference images, and practice tracks for people, products, and text and graphics.
Kling and Seedance. Concept before generation, turning a photo series into one story, and which model to use for what.
Read a brand's positioning, values and palette. Turn product traits into visual metaphors and build your visual literacy.
From concept to execution. Idea vs concept, the four questions to ask, and distinctive signifiers, with a case study for On.
Create your digital twin in HeyGen and Higgsfield, clone your voice, and write avatar scripts that sell a feeling. Every use case is also a service you can sell.
The part most AI courses skip.
Who to pitch, how to write a personal proposal, beating the fear of selling, and handling objections like “AI will hurt our image”.
How to price your work and package it into services clients understand and can say yes to.
Keep going after the course ends, build a steady practice and grow from the first client to the next ones.
The loop you will run in every lesson. You are the director, not the person pressing “generate”.
Write a clear, structured prompt or bring a reference.
Pick the right model for the job and run it.
Check it against the brief and the brand DNA.
Adjust light, camera and details until it's client-ready.
Pricing on every platform uses credits or tokens. Start with the smallest paid plan, learn your real usage, then commit.
Cinematic video, camera control and consistent characters, with image, video and audio in one subscription. The instructor's own working tool. Not a paid promotion.
Fast, high-quality images. Test freely, then finalize.
Final, higher-quality generations once the prompt is right.
Realistic human movement.
Photo-to-motion and camera control.
Natural faces, lip sync and real-sounding voices.
Your personal PROMPT assistant and script partner.
Many professions need visuals every week and have no designer on staff. That's your opening.
AI virtual staging, furnishing empty rooms digitally, brings 74% more serious inquiries per listing and 45% fewer “empty” showings.
Posts, banners, flyers and presentations. Your broadest audience.
AI design saves them hours on client visuals.
Show the renovation before it's built.
Invitations, moodboards and decor concepts.
Menus, promos and service visuals.
Product mockups, packaging and product cards.
Covers, decks, landing pages and personal branding.
Avatar videos that sell a feeling, not just information.
In Lesson 9 you write a personal pitch, never a generic template. This is the structure:
“If you finish this course and you haven't earned anything from it, I haven't done my job.”
I'm a photographer who moved deep into AI content creation, for my own work and for clients. I've seen how much opportunity there is for people who learn it properly instead of poking at tools and hoping for good results.
No. The course starts from zero: registration, choosing a plan and a tour of the platform. Photography or design experience helps, but it isn't required.
A Higgsfield plan for images, video and audio. Start with the smallest paid plan and upgrade once you know your real usage. For Lesson 3 you'll need a paid plan of ChatGPT or Claude. Lesson 8 also shows HeyGen as an option for avatars.
No. It isn't a paid promotion. Higgsfield is the platform I use in my own work, so I can show you real, practical examples. The course also compares it with OpenArt, Runway and Krea.
The tools and skills work anywhere. The business lessons include specific guidance for the Swiss market, with demand by city for Zurich, Bern, Lucerne and Geneva.
A working set of tools, your own prompt assistant, portfolio pieces for people, products and video, a proposal template and a clear plan for finding and pricing your first paid client.
Join AI Academy and go from your first prompt to your first paid AI client.