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If you’re a filmmaker, you already know how important previz is – it's literally the difference between a crew that’s working like a well-oiled machine and a crew that’s just burning through cash and not shooting anything meaningful because everyone in the crew is seeing a different film in their head. It used to cost tens of thousands and take weeks, but we’re finally living in a time and age where we can actually have that privilege for our own projects and films. Our creative directors Hridaye and Richa tested 5 different previz workflows on a Godzilla-inspired creature feature, ranging from ~$50 to ~$2,000 per minute. Every workflow rated on speed, accuracy, and cost - so you can pick the one that fits your project. Full breakdown in the video and the thread.

Penumbra Episode 3 is live now. Vinu, our creative director, made this 13 minute episode in 3 weeks using Agent One. One thing is quite clear now, we are finally at a point where if you have a story, you don't need a massive budget to make it. Original stories that weren't able to get backing before, can now make it through.

If you’re a filmmaker, you already know how important previz is – it's literally the difference between a crew that’s working like a well-oiled machine and a crew that’s just burning through cash and not shooting anything meaningful because everyone in the crew is seeing a different film in their head. It used to cost tens of thousands and take weeks, but we’re finally living in a time and age where we can actually have that privilege for our own projects and films. Our creative directors Hridaye and Richa tested 5 different previz workflows on a Godzilla-inspired creature feature, ranging from ~$50 to ~$2,000 per minute. Every workflow rated on speed, accuracy, and cost - so you can pick the one that fits your project. Full breakdown in the video and the thread.

If you’re an AI filmmaker that wants to experiment with VFX hybrid workflows, this one’s for you. We hired real actors, a real crew, a DP, a set and shot 6 sequences. It took about $50K, two full weeks of production and a full day’s shoot. And we’re giving all of it away for free. We want you building your own versions alongside us as we build ours. Tag us and show us what you make. All the raw clips in the link below:

Every week there's a new "character consistency" workflow going viral on X, and 99% of them don't hold when the camera actually moves. Hridaye, our creative director, has been an AI filmmaker for 3 years and has tested literally every single one of them. So he pulled up the two most viral character sheets making the rounds right now, tested both, and then shared the one that actually holds every single time. Character consistency isn't just a preference when you're making AI films. Clients are sticklers about it, and if one face doesn't hold across shots, the whole project's dead. Watch the results for yourself in the video and the thread.