A 42-module course shipped in 6 weeks — with the founder still teaching live
Aisha's course launch had been slipping for a year because she couldn't finish the edit. We ingested 74 hours of raw teaching footage, cut it into 42 lesson modules, and shipped the platform-ready library six weeks after the first upload.
What we owned
- →Full course edit (42 modules)
- →Consistent lower-thirds + module intros
- →Chapter markers + Loom-style callouts
- →Auto-captions in English + Spanish
- →Kajabi-ready file delivery
Where Aisha Bello was starting
Aisha had shot the course over four weekends and hit a wall — every editor she quoted wanted 4-6 months. She was already selling pre-orders and refunds were starting to trickle in.
What we actually changed
- 01
Split the 42 modules across four editors with a locked style guide — same font, same intro, same lower-third position, same color-coded chapter markers.
- 02
Built one master After Effects template with every branded element and pushed it to every editor's project as a linked composition, so a single edit propagates across the whole course.
- 03
One senior editor QCs every module for style drift before it moves to captions. Nothing ships to Aisha that doesn't look like it came from the same brain.
- 04
Captions cleaned by humans (not raw auto-generated) so 'wait, that's important' asides don't get chopped mid-thought.
- 05
Delivered directly into Kajabi with lesson descriptions and time-stamped chapter markers already populated.
What shipped
The launch shipped on the second scheduled date after a year of slippage. Completion rate across the first 1,400 students hit 94% — Aisha's team says it's the highest they've ever seen internally.
“My students keep complimenting the production quality. Easily the best operational decision I made this year.”
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