Learn with the engine that created the 3-minute sequence for 'Agent Kim Reactivated'... AI Storytelling Lab 'FROMM' to open 5 courses in September

The method of verifying AI utilization capabilities is being divided into two pillars: official certifications and actual deliverables. The first official technical certification released by Anthropic in conjunction with the Claude Partner Network this March, and the 3-minute AI sequence that garnered attention in the SBS drama 'Agent Kim Reactivated' last July, symbolically represent this trend.

'CCA-F' is a certification announced by Anthropic on March 12 in collaboration with the Claude Partner Network, which evaluates the ability to design and build production-level Claude-based applications. It is conducted as an online proctored exam consisting of 60 questions over 120 minutes, and a score of 720 or higher out of 1000 is required to pass. The exam areas consist of Agent Architecture and Orchestration at the highest weight of 27%, followed by Claude Code Setup and Workflow at 20%, Prompt Engineering and Structured Output at 20%, Tool Design and MCP Integration at 18%, and Context Management and Reliability at 15%. As companies seek to verify practical skills through numerical data, this type of certification verification appears to be gradually expanding its presence alongside the demand for recruitment and training.

However, this exam can only be taken by members of organizations belonging to the Claude Partner Network, and during the application process, a partner company domain email is required, effectively blocking registration with personal emails. While joining the Partner Network is open for free at the organizational level, industry explanations suggest there has been no proper place to receive specific guidance on registration procedures and preparation requirements.

FROMM, an AI storytelling lab and official member of the Claude Partner Network, plans to organize the CCA-F exam scope and learning sequence in this September's curriculum, and will also guide the path from partner registration for affiliated organizations to taking the exam.

The SBS Friday-Saturday Drama 'Agent Kim Reactivated', which aired last July, recorded a 21.6% viewership rating for its 4th episode and even reached number one in the Netflix non-English TV category. The approximately 3-minute sequence shown in episodes 1 and 2 captured building explosions, vehicle chases, fights, and underwater scenes, and was recorded as the first case in a domestic drama where an entire sequence was produced using full AI. As cases of AI production techniques being applied to actual broadcast works increase, interest in practical training that follows the actual production process rather than theory is naturally expected to grow.

The sequence in question was produced by Morpheus Studio and was completed using only the node-based workflow of the domestic AI content platform 'AICRON'. AICRON is a platform where more than 150 commercial AI models, ranging from prompt generation chatbots to image, video, and sound models, can be combined on a single canvas.

FROMM will conduct five courses totaling 16 hours of in-person training, which progress step-by-step from introduction to construction, over two weekends from September 5 to 13. Among these, in the 'AI Canvas, AICRON Master Course', the production process of the 3-minute sequence from 'Agent Kim Reactivated' will be revealed, followed by a 3-hour practical session where students directly create their own 3-minute videos using the same engine.

Kim Woo-jung, a director at FROMM, said, “AI utilization capabilities are now explained by two indicators: the official indicator of certification and the physical indicator of deliverables. The AI era is at a stage of finishing the first major transition and starting the second transition, and in the future, amplification and proof will be the key topics.”

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