AI Director Desk brings characters, sets, cameras, and a phone-based virtual camera into one workflow. AI accelerates the build while the creator keeps composition, performance, and rhythm.
I translate experience in AI filmmaking, scripts, shots, and narrative into working creative tools, cross-device prototypes, and interactive experiences. I can independently frame a problem, design the interaction, build with AI-assisted coding, test, iterate, and publish.
TARGET ROLES: AI APPLICATIONS / AI BUILDER / CREATIVE TECHNOLOGY / AIGC CONTENTMap the user journey, prioritize features, and define a minimum useful prototype around a concrete scenario.
Use AI-assisted coding across web, 3D, mobile, and multi-device interaction, then fix issues found in real environments.
Translate AI filmmaking workflows into practical tasks for beginners and university students.
Project-based teaching for beginners and university students, covering AI foundations, creative workflow, character and script development, tools, and final delivery.
Worked across project coordination, content creation, and teaching, moving ideas, scripts, and shot structures toward finished content.
Jilin University of Finance and Economics · B.A. International Finance · 2015
Invited guest, Future Silicon World #19 AI Coding Showcase
These are working prototypes, public pages, or documented repositories built around concrete problems—not concept art.
Connects AI scene generation, 3D previs, and phone camera control in one filmmaking workflow.
CODE & NOTES ↗Combines exhibit recognition, spatial narrative, and mobile tasks in a public museum / mall experience.
OPEN EXPERIENCE ↗Links 2D layouts and 3D walkthroughs while checking room, budget, egress, and aisle constraints.
PROJECT NOTES ↗A cooperative mystery designed around two roles, three devices, live synchronization, and asymmetric information.
CASE STUDY →Combines editable touch layouts, tilt steering, and Wi-Fi, USB, and BLE connectivity.
CODE & NOTES ↗Explores digital puppet assembly and performance, plus synchronized maps, roles, dice, and player state.
PROJECT NOTES ↗Working prototypes, public project pages, deployment links, real project visuals, and documented build and iteration history.
Add structured user interviews, real usage feedback, and willingness-to-pay or collaboration evidence so the work progresses from buildable to repeatedly useful.