What we make
- Short films for festivals, YouTube and brand storytelling
- Trailers and teasers for films and series
- Book trailers for authors and publishers
- Launch trailers for games and apps
- Title sequences and opening credits
- Proof-of-concept films to pitch a feature or series
Show the world before the big budget
A proof-of-concept film lets investors, studios and platforms see your story before a single shooting day is paid for. We turn your script or treatment into a short film or trailer with the cast, locations and mood of the final project.
Every screen, every shape
- 2.39:1 widescreen for cinema and festivals
- 16:9 for YouTube, websites and streaming
- 9:16 vertical for Reels, Shorts and TikTok
How a short film is made
Brief and concept
We start with your goal, audience and story. You get a written concept and a visual direction before anything is generated.
Script and look
A shot-by-shot script, locked characters and locations, and a style frame for every scene, so faces and worlds stay consistent.
Generate and direct
We direct each shot through leading AI video models, choosing and refining takes the way a director works on set.
Edit, motion and sound
Cutting, colour, titles and sound design in After Effects and our edit suite, with music licensed for your use.
Deliver everywhere
Masters for cinema, web and social, plus cut-downs for ads and Reels, ready to publish.
Questions clients ask
Can you make a trailer for a film that hasn't been shot yet?
Yes. A concept trailer built from your script is one of the most useful things AI filmmaking can do. It shows the tone, the world and the characters before production begins.
Can you work with our existing footage?
Yes. We can combine your footage with AI-made shots and take care of the edit, colour, titles and sound.
Can AI short films be entered into festivals?
Many festivals accept films made with AI, and some now have dedicated AI categories. The rules differ, so check each festival's rules. We deliver festival-ready masters.
How long can a short film be?
We plan the length around your story and budget, from a teaser of under a minute to a full short film.
Who owns the film?
You receive the rights agreed in your contract, and the music is licensed for that use.