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We cover everything — training, AI tools, and every credit you use. You focus on creating. Walk away with 20 published videos for real brands, a Virtual Influencer set, and skills that set you apart. No camera, no studio, no experience needed.
Most programs charge you to learn. KADA covers your training, every AI tool, and every credit — then puts you straight to work on live brand briefs. Over six weeks you'll ship 20 real short-form videos across three brand briefs and a complete Virtual Influencer set: a career portfolio built on real brand work, not practice exercises. The best performers also earn from the bonus pool.
On April 24, 2026, PTIT and Korea's NIPA signed a government-level MoU to launch KADA in Vietnam — witnessed by Vietnam's Minister of Science & Technology and Korea's Deputy Prime Minister. KADA is a key part of KADIF, the strategic Korea–ASEAN digital cooperation framework.
Use AI to find the best footage for a product, cut it into reusable elements, and assemble a finished short-form video — complete with AI narration, AI voice, and AI-generated B-roll. This is the core craft of the programme. Each week your trainer gives you the brand and the hypothesis to work from; you write the scripts and produce the videos. You'll produce 20 finished videos across three real brand briefs in Weeks 1–4. All tools and credits provided.
Create a consistent virtual presenter using face-swap and full-body motion-mimic. Design the character, build an SNS profile, and produce a finished demo video. Your complete Virtual Influencer set is judged on craft: identity consistency, image quality, and video execution.
Six weeks of structured production — tool foundations first, then straight into the live brand sprint. Every tool and credit is covered.
Text-to-image, image-to-video, and AI-generated B-roll using Kling. Get product-accurate visuals for 9:16 without a camera.
Design and produce consistent AI voiceover with ElevenLabs. Bridge footage with clear, brand-safe narration.
Locate the best existing product footage online, clip the strongest moments, and build a reusable element library for each brief.
Run the 5-step remix workflow: take the given hypothesis → source → elements → AI narration script → finished CapCut edit.
Build a consistent virtual character — face, outfit, personality, and SNS profile — and keep them on-model across a full content series.
Produce the complete VI set: face-swap, full-body motion-mimic, and a finished demo video ready for a brand SNS channel.
More than a certificate — a portfolio, a credential, and a path forward.
20 published videos across three real brand campaigns, plus a complete Virtual Influencer set — proof of work you actually shipped, not a practice project.
A KADA certificate recognising your AI video production skills, backed by the Korea–ASEAN Digital Academy partnership.
Top-performing graduates get their portfolio shared with our network of hiring partners as opportunities open up — a head start into AI-driven media and content roles.
Tell us about you and share your social links.
Accept your place and complete onboarding.
Set up your channel and ship your first video.
No. We teach everything from the first tool click. You need curiosity and the time to practise — the programme supplies the skills, tools and brief.
Nothing. KADA covers all training, AI tools, and every credit you use throughout the programme. Your only investment is your time and commitment.
About 135 hours per student — a mix of onsite sessions (~33h) and homework/production (~102h) — across six weeks of active work within the cohort.
Your output target is 20 remix videos across Weeks 1–4 (three live brand briefs, at 2 videos a day on production days) plus one complete Virtual Influencer set in Week 6. Weekly checkpoints keep you on track: 1 by end of Week 1, 8 by end of Week 2, 15 by end of Week 3, and the full 20 by end of Week 4.
Real brands the academy works with (current examples include Nongshim, CNP, Korean beef, and Revlon). The exact brand for each week is set by live brand need at the time of your cohort.
The Virtual Influencer competition is scored on a craft rubric — not views — with the top set earning a prize. The AMS Weekly Competition runs in Weeks 2–4: the student with the highest organic weekly view total wins that week's bonus. The Final Winner, decided at the end of Week 6 on total organic views across both modules, takes the top prize. Paid-boosted or inauthentic views are audited out. Full detail is on the Terms & Policy page.
You keep a portfolio of your work.
Training, tools, and credits — all provided. All we ask is your commitment. Ten places per batch.
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