Rights You Can Defend
Four vendor statements against the Terms, the MWHQ narrow reading, written confirmation and documented human authorship.
The professional level for producers who will put TwoShot work in front of clients, distributors, sync buyers and students. You learn to close the gap between what the platform promises and what its Terms say, keep client masters out of the §7 licence, build a house style that survives model changes, price from your own numbers, automate safely and decide where TwoShot earns its place.
Four vendor statements against the Terms, the MWHQ narrow reading, written confirmation and documented human authorship.
Green/Amber/Red upload policy, contracts with platform disclosure, measured specs, and pricing built from credits per finished minute.
House style on borrowed models, sync readiness, API automation with guard-rails, catalogue-scale visuals, platform risk and ROI.
The sessions cover the rights ledger in depth, upload policy for client work, house style, sync and licensing readiness, client music-video contracts, pricing, API automation, catalogue-scale visual assets, teaching TwoShot, platform risk, ROI and the long view.
By the end you can deliver a client-style project end to end — accepted upload policy, costed shot sheet, documented house style, full release package and an invoice built from your own data — with every asset auditable by a third party.
Level 3 builds on the Level 2 release package and connects TwoShot to the rest of the MWHQ priority lane, with a tested alternative for every step.
Right for producers, studios and educators who have completed Level 2 or already deliver TwoShot work to others.
Level 3 follows the same Academy pricing standard used across the live Academy ladders.
$299 one-time purchase with lifetime access.
Use the Pro Workshop Discount at checkout to reduce the price to $249.
Use the All Access Workshop Discount at checkout to reduce the price to $199.
Leave with a client-ready practice built on the capability of TwoShot and protected from the gaps in its contract. Want the reference first? The companion TwoShot: The MWHQ User Guide covers the same ground in 50 pages.