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You learn it as you go and you build as you go, with somewhere to ask when it breaks. Twice a month there is a live session: one where a real workflow gets built start to finish, one where you bring the thing that is stuck. In between you get the working files to copy and a members-only room that answers on a weekday. The cohort is the taught version, on a schedule, with a finish line. This one runs on whatever the room is building that month.
For anyone figuring this out.
For the one person who is going to build this.
For a company putting more than one person on this.
One real workflow, start to finish, in front of the group. You watch the decisions get made, not the finished thing get demoed.
You bring the thing that is stuck. Everyone in the room hears the answer, which is usually the point.
The members-only channel. Work in progress, half-finished configs, and the questions you would not post in public.
The one question worth settling before you pick. The membership has no curriculum and no end date by design. It runs on what the room is building that month, which works whether this is your first workflow or your twentieth.
You would rather learn by building something small now than wait for a cohort to open. Cancel anytime and keep every file and every recording.
Four weeks, a set curriculum, and a finish line, aimed at one real workflow of your own. A cohort seat includes your first month here.
The first twenty set what gets built on screen. After that it is the same membership at the same price, minus the say in the agenda.