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The best part is the transparency. The workflows, prompts, and filmmaking process behind these projects are being shared openly — no black box. @flickartHQ
Finding a great film is one thing. Being able to support the filmmaker behind it makes the experience even better. Flick’s Summer Residency is opening that door for creators and viewers. @flickartHQ
One of my favorite ideas here: you don't just watch the film, you can actually support the filmmaker behind it. Flick is giving viewers a way to directly tip creators with free credits. @flickartHQ
AI filmmaking finally feels like a real filmmaking movement, not just another tool. 16 filmmakers from Flick’s Summer Residency just released fully open-sourced films produced entirely on Flick. @flickartHQ
Something interesting is happening in AI filmmaking right now — a real community of filmmakers is forming around the medium. Flick’s Summer Residency is a great example. 16 films, fully open-sourced. @flickartHQ
We've seen enough flashy AI clips. What stands out here is the finished work — real stories, real characters, and 16 films created entirely on Flick. @flickartHQ
AI filmmaking shouldn't just be about impressive generations. It's about characters, stories, and finished films. Flick’s Summer Residency put the focus where it belongs: on the story. @flickartHQ
Creating an AI film is only part of the journey. Having somewhere to share it, get discovered, and build an audience matters too. Flick is building that home for filmmakers. @flickartHQ
Most AI platforms help you generate. Flick goes further — it gives filmmakers a place to create, publish, get discovered, and build an audience. These 16 Summer Residency films prove it. @flickartHQ
What I like about this project is that the technology doesn’t feel like the main character.
The filmmakers are.
17 creators brought their own stories, characters, and creative direction into the process and released films made entirely on Flick. Making the work fully open-sourced also gives other creators the opportunity to study the process and take inspiration from it.
That’s a pretty compelling direction for AI filmmaking.
@flickartHQ
AI filmmaking doesn’t have to mean losing the human creative process.
The Flick Summer Residency is a good example of the opposite: 17 filmmakers bringing their own stories and creative direction to original films, produced entirely on Flick and fully open-sourced.
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Instead of asking “what can the newest model generate?”, Flick is asking a more interesting question: “what can filmmakers create with it?”
17 creators have already answered that with their own original films, made entirely on Flick and released open-source.
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We’ve seen plenty of AI-generated clips, but complete films with a clear creative vision are a different conversation.
17 filmmakers created and released original work through the Flick Summer Residency, bringing their own stories, characters, and direction to the screen.
The fact that everything was made on Flick and fully open-sourced makes this feel like something the wider filmmaking community can actually learn from.
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The future of filmmaking won't only belong to people with big teams and budgets.
More creators are getting the chance to bring ideas to life. @flickartHQ