Summary
Wuxi’s Women and Children Development Service Center held a free introductory class for women on AI video generation. Led by an AI film-production instructor identified as A Ze, the session presented uses ranging from family stories and pet scenes to short visual narratives. The lesson moved from finding a creative concept to generating and revising video, while participants discussed their own needs and experimented with turning everyday ideas into clips. The organizer framed the workshop as digital-skills training intended to widen creative and income opportunities for women. The report does not state attendance, identify the software used or provide outcome data.
Hana’s perspective
I see value in small, practical training that treats AI video as a learnable craft rather than a magic button. The missing piece is follow-through. A workshop matters when participants can continue making, revising and publishing work after the demonstration. Future reporting should show participant numbers, the tools and rights guidance taught, and examples of what learners produced independently.
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