Making AI video is getting easier. Making something worth watching is a different skill. We are seeing more AI video everywhere. But more output does not automatically mean better ideas, believable movement or a story that makes you stop scrolling. This Thursday, Vibe Coding Madness is a collaborative study session on creating videos that look intentional, feel convincing and push the creative possibilities further. We will explore Higgsfield, Seedance, Kling and other video tools, then look at how skills, agents and automation can support the production process. Not just another prompt. The thinking and workflow behind the result. Together, we will: • Start with an idea and turn it into a clear creative brief and shot plan. • Study what makes a shot work: composition, lighting, camera movement, continuity and sound. • Look at reusable skills for creative direction, shot planning and quality checks. • Discuss how agents can coordinate tasks and how automation can connect repeatable steps. • Test a short video concept together, review what works and decide what needs another pass. Bring an ad, a film idea, a product, a clip you love or an AI result that did not work. Beginners are welcome. You do not need a polished demo to participate. The goal is a clearer process, a reusable production brief and a practical quality checklist, not a promise that one click makes a finished film. Jonathan Foltz, Umer Hadeed and Matt Lally Thursday, September 17 11:00 AM ET | 7:00 PM Dubai | 11:00 PM Singapore Join us: https://bit.ly/vibecodingmadness