Process — The AI Film Pipeline
Six stages. One continuous AI pipeline. Your brief goes in; a finished, scored film comes out — within 48 hours for most short films.
Signature — the live pipeline
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A story engine turns your one-page brief into a logline, treatment and full screenplay — dialogue, beats and scene headings included. Nothing moves until you approve it.
This stage producesScreenplay with per-line dialogue and emotion cues
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The line, by the numbers
Stage by stage
A story engine turns your one-page brief into a logline, treatment and full screenplay — dialogue, beats and scene headings included. Nothing moves until you approve it.
This stage producesScreenplay with per-line dialogue and emotion cues
Every scene is broken into shots — framing, camera movement, duration and must-appear elements. Each storyboard passes seven hard structure checks and two independent AI critics before anything is generated.
This stage producesValidated shot list — framing, movement, timing
Shot by shot, the visual engine generates footage to match the boards. Character reference portraits and first-frame anchoring carry look and subject from one shot to the next. The longest stage, and fully unattended.
This stage producesKeyframes and generated footage, shot by shot
An editorial model assembles the cut — pacing, rhythm, continuity and transitions — tuned against the emotional curve written into the script.
This stage producesAssembled cut — subtitles burned in, three tracks mixed
Every shot is measured, not eyeballed: duration, black frames, silence, loudness, resolution and freeze/flicker defects — shots that fail these checks are regenerated automatically, within budget. A vision model then reviews sampled frames against your approved brief before the film reaches you.
This stage producesQC report — mechanical checks and vision review
You review a watermarked preview first. Approve it and the clean master is released — H.264, in the aspect ratio and resolution you ordered — with a cover image and a per-platform AI disclosure checklist.
This stage producesClean master · cover image · disclosure checklist
Human checkpoints
Full automation doesn’t mean zero control. Three sign-off gates are built into the line — the pipeline pauses until you approve.
Before you pay anything, you read and approve a written Production Confirmation — scope, runtime, aspect ratio, deliverables and acceptance criteria.
For films with characters, production pauses after the reference portraits are drawn — you approve the faces, or ask for a free redraw, before any video money is spent.
Watch the watermarked preview. Request changes with timecodes, or approve it and the clean master is released.
One brief in — one film out
Send a one-page brief today — watch the first cut this week.
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