Siberia, 1948. A frozen river. A confession by the fire. And a handkerchief carried against the ribs for six years. Based on my grandfather’s stories. Made entirely with AI film tools. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y-R4bHCbs4c

I have been spending my nights at the hospital and I won't be able to join the weekly call today. My dad has been recovering really well so by next week everything should be back to normal and I'll be able to see you guys then Like this post to let me know you are aware of this change. I also removed the event from the weekly calendar for today’s call

Some news I'm really proud of: a filmmaker team from Hungary reached out to me to help with Vader https://www.facebook.com/Vaderfilm, a fan-based Star Wars movie. My mission: AI-powered SFX and scene creation. I built a few test scenes for them, from a battlefield crater under crossfire to a lightsaber defense against an electro-charge, and they loved them. So it's official: I'm now part of the team. Fun fact: this push for better tools has always been part of the Star Wars world. Photoshop was co-created by an ILM effects artist, Pixar began life inside Lucasfilm, and George Lucas was one of the biggest forces behind digital cameras, digital sound and digital editing in cinema. He kept pushing new technology to tell better stories. Today, that new technology is AI. AI is not replacing filmmaking here. It's letting a passionate indie team dream at a scale that used to need a Hollywood budget.

📖 Based on my book (Amazon, Kindle & paperback): https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0H63B2JX7 ▶ Watch Part I: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ix1zQRL--M A historical short film based on a true story: Transylvanian and Romanian soldiers captured in 1944 and deported to the labour camps of Siberia, surviving the cold on memory alone. I produced it end-to-end with AI filmmaking tools — writing, character design, cinematography, voice and edit — keeping one rule throughout: the technology serves the story, never the other way around. The goal was a grounded, human, historically honest film, not a tech demo. Part I is live now. Watch it, and tell me what the memory of home is worth in a place like this. If you have ~9 minutes and feel like supporting me, give it a watch 👇 and, if you like it, drop a like and a quick comment — it really helps the YouTube ranking. 🙏

Many people have asked how I achieve such realistic results in my AI videos, so I’ve put together a full workflow breakdown. I thought a narrated walkthrough—featuring core ideas and behind-the-scenes captures—would be helpful. This isn't a 'bulletproof' or the only way to do it, as there are dozens of other approaches, but I hope these insights help you elevate your own process. You can check it out here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pb01k4-6Nfs