Before you jump in, there’s one important thing to understand about this community. AIography exists to explore how AI is reshaping filmmaking, storytelling, and creative workflows from script to screen. This is a place for learning, sharing experiments, asking smart questions, and helping each other navigate a rapidly changing creative landscape. To help keep the signal high and reduce spam, posting is unlocked once you reach Level 2. You’ll get there quickly by engaging in discussions, reacting to posts, and participating thoughtfully. What this community is NOT: - A place to pitch “make money” schemes - A place to drop affiliate links, funnels, or cold offers - A place to self-promote unrelated products or services If your first instinct after joining is to sell something, this is not the right room for you. What is encouraged: - Thoughtful discussion around AI tools and workflows - Sharing work in context (what you tried, what worked, what didn’t) - Helping others learn and think more clearly about AI and creativity - Genuine collaboration and curiosity Promotion may be allowed later and in the right context, but it is never the starting point here. Posts or comments that ignore this will be removed. Repeated behavior will result in removal from the community — no drama, no warnings loop. We’re here to build understanding and craft, not noise. If that sounds like your mindset, you’re in exactly the right place. If not, it’s better to know that now. — Larry

I've been working on something I'm excited to share with this community. This deck lays out what I believe is happening right now: we're not just seeing AI added to filmmaking. We're watching the birth of an entirely new medium. I'm calling it AIography. Film was celluloid. Video was tape. Digital was sensors. AIography is generation. Same creative DNA -- completely different process. The deck covers: - Why "AI filmmaking" is actually a misnomer -- and what AIography really is - The three forces that made this moment inevitable - The new toolkit: Runway, Veo 3, Sora 2, Kling, Luma, Seedance, and more - Why editors and post-production professionals are about to become the most valuable people in the room (hint: everything becomes post) - How traditional film and AIography will coexist, not compete - A preview of my upcoming book (It'll be a while... but) - AIography: The Complete Guide to AI Filmmaking and Content Creation - A first look at Lumarka my "Script to Clip" AI filmmaking application This isn't about replacing anyone. It's about what becomes possible when the tools of Hollywood are in everyone's hands. Download the deck and let me know what you think. I want to hear from this community: Want more stuff like this? Join the Founding Members tier. What's the first project you'd tackle if budget and crew size were no longer barriers? Let's create art. -- Larry