| elvtr |Reviews of elvtr.com

A good creative director doesn’t just bring ideas to life — they solve business problems in new, fresh ways.🤓 That’s one of the biggest takeaways I’m walking away with after completing a Creative Director Certificate Program led by Adrian Chan and Alec Jankowski. I’m grateful for the experience. This dynamic duo led exercises and shared insights that sharpened my critical thinking, expanded my view of creative leadership, and deepened my interest in how AI can help us all do stronger, smarter work. If you are a designer or a copywriter looking to push your creativity forward---this is the class for you!

I recently took a Fraud Analytics AI/ML course with ELVTR. Instructor was excellent with vast industry experience. Coursework was well structured with challenging assignments and quizzes that kept the momentum.

I've taken 2 courses with them and when the right classes appear, the instructor quality is top notch and the examples given are industry related.

I am honored to participate in this course. Benefiting from an outstanding faculty and efficient organizational arrangements, I have acquired numerous new skills. I extend my sincere gratitude.

As a person working 9am-6pm, Monday to Friday, and with kids to look after, I especially appreciated the courses approach in not pressurizing you to be there for every lesson. They provide you with flexibility to watch the lessons recordings in your own time and not penalize you for it.

**Genuinely valuable for transitioning into game production** I took the Game Production course with Bryan Pardilla as part of a career pivot into production, and it turned out to be exactly the kind of structured foundation I needed. What stood out: - **Bryan as instructor.** Real industry context in every session, and feedback that was specific and actionable rather than generic. He engaged with each of us and what we were working on. - **Practical scope.** The course covers the parts of production that actually matter day-to-day: scoping, risk, dependency tracking, communication rather than abstract theory you'd forget by Monday. - **Cohort and admin.** Engaged group of students, and the ELVTR team has stayed responsive after the course ended. Worth being honest: this is a course where you get out what you put in. If you're applying the concepts to a real project as you go, the value compounds quickly. If you're treating it as passive lectures, you'll get less out of it. For anyone wanting to jump into Game Production and looking for something credible to anchor that transition, I'd recommend it.

I was studying AI for marketing in the first cohort. The process was organized well, but we didn’t have many interactions with each other, and the group was very diverse — from complete beginners to very advanced people — while the pace was aimed more at beginners. Overall, the material wasn’t very deep. It felt more generic and focused on observing opportunities rather than showing what we can really do with AI. It also didn’t cover Claude at all, even though it was already a major tool at the time. So overall, I wouldn’t recommend this program. Later, I found other programs on the market that were both more practical and deeper, and also cheaper.

This course is for beginners, and they help you every step of the way . They assist you in writing a full comic book script. There is a Q&A section at the end, which makes the course all the more valuable. It is taught by someone who has a wealth of experience. If you are into comics and think that this is something you would like to pursue, then this is definitely the course for you.