Dave Krunal

I am building CISSP As An Art course.

I have produced 50+ videos for Domain 1 and 2.

Something felt wrong.

It wasn’t about time but the end product.

My workflow didn’t include the script.

I was often record things that aren’t related to topic.

My 2024-2025 creation flow was:

1. Outline episodes
2. Prepare Canva slides and import to Remarkable2
3. Present Remarkable2 screen and start recording via OBS studio.
4. I would doodle/ write or annotate on Remarkable2 slide while recording
5. Edit in Da Vinci Resolve

This flow had multiple issues.

I was doing four things at once: speaking, presenting, drawing and thinking.

That too without a script.

I had to decentralize my approach.

First thing I decided not to use my Remarkable2 tablet.

Second, I decided to leverage AI to make consistent artwork.

My Canva slides had enough pointers and graphics to generate the artwork.

Third, I introduced the script for tighter control for narration.

Forth, I decided to annotate directly into the editing suit.

I shipped three episodes of CISSP As An Art Domain 3 – Watch 1st episode on YouTube channel.

The video duration is reduced by 50%.

The flaw became seamless and to the point.

It looks like a polished product with visual components and minimal annotation.

Here’s my revised flow in 2026:

1. Outline episodes
2. Prepare script from Canva slide
3. Research and validate the technical accuracy
4. Generate artwork from chatGPT based on my sketch ideas
5. Record only audio with cadence
6. Bring my audio WAV file and artwork to Da Vinci Resolve
7. Edit and annotate directly into Da Vinci Resolve using Fusion – I bought XPPen Artist 3rd Gen
8. Export a final product

Lessons Learned:

• Multi-tasking does work but it’s not effective
• Decentralize creative process and execute as separate layers
• Put more effort in script and less effort on video effects/ annotation
• Start with something. Reinvention comes on the way.