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First people. Then on their virtual avatars. Then me filming them on my screen from around the world. Then importing the visuals and descriptions into Claude. Then exporting into GPT. Then sending the GPT images to a Grok animator friend. For a hybrid machinima/AI movie whose script was WRITTEN in Belgium. Directed by me. Acted by 20 real people performing on their avatars, from around the globe. @Isaac Tut @David Stem The 2027 Sundance Film Festival will take place from January 21–31, 2027, in Boulder, Colorado. This marks the festival's historic debut in its new home after more than four decades in Park City, Utah.

Today reminded me what this is really about. The work, the late nights, the risks, the building, the pressure -- none of it is just for us. It’s for the people standing beside us. It’s for the kids watching how we move, how we handle setbacks, how we keep showing up even when life gets heavy. Fatherhood is not about being perfect. It’s about being present, leading with love, and becoming the kind of man your family can trust. Grateful for my kids, grateful for the journey, and grateful for every father here doing the unseen work every day. Happy Father’s Day. Keep building. Keep leading. Keep showing up.

Hey everyone! I am new to animation but am a sponge for all of the advancements in AI for shorts and shows. - I am a historical fiction writer. Most recently focused on the adventures of a music archeologist seeking answers around the first Mesoamerican clay instrument makers. - I've been a songwriter and jingle writer for many years... and have dusted off old lyrics and using music generators to bring some of them to life. - One of my goals here is to bring Dr. Ephriam Bowen (music archeologist) to life with animation...think "Indiana Jones" meets "Dora, the Explorer" - I am a clay/ceramic artist - and I moderate a community here for members interested in musical instruments made from clay/ceramics - The clips below are some of my first experiments...and I cannot begin to tell you just how much fun I had generating these.

The era of generating random, one-off AI video clips just to say "look what AI can do" is officially over. AI filmmaking is shifting into real, scalable production systems. The winners in the AI space are no longer the creators with the prettiest visuals—they are the filmmakers building repeatable cinematic workflows, solving character continuity, and acting like actual directors. In this video, we break down the exact multi-step pipeline modern solo creators and Hollywood legends are using to beat massive studio budgets. From the $500K AI-generated movie at Cannes to building an unbreakable "anime continuity infrastructure," discover how to build workflows instead of relying on simple prompting tricks. Learn how to position yourself in the high-value layer of AI cinema using tools like ChatGPT, Midjourney, Kling 3, and Higgsfield.