The ambition of a large production, with the focus of a small team.
Period settings, impossible locations, large-scale action and visual worlds of any kind become a question of craft rather than logistics. Our directors, writers and artists lead the creative; our pipeline generates, refines and finishes the images under their direction, shot by shot.
Scope
Short films
Festival, branded and platform shorts — from a single striking idea to a finished, mastered film.
Feature films
Feature-length originals and co-productions, developed and produced in structured phases with clear sign-off.
Proof-of-concept & pitch films
Sizzles and teasers that show financiers and partners exactly what the finished film will look and feel like.
World-building & look development
Characters, costumes, environments and visual rules, defined early and held consistent across the film.
Sequences & VFX-scale shots
Individual sequences or shots for live-action productions where a conventional shoot is impractical.
Post & finishing
Edit, sound design, score, colour and deliverables, finished to cinema and platform specifications.
From page
to screen.
Each stage ends with a clear review, so creative decisions are made on screen and approved before we move on.
Development
Script, treatment and visual direction. We test tone and look before anything is locked.
Look & previs
Characters, sets and key sequences visualised; an animatic of the whole film for sign-off.
Production
Shots generated and refined under the director, with performance, continuity and lighting held to the plan.
Post & delivery
Edit, sound, music and colour; masters and versions delivered to your specifications.
FAQ
Who directs the film?
A human director always leads. That can be one of our directors or yours — in co-productions we work as the AI-native production unit under your director’s vision.
Can you work with our existing script or IP?
Yes. We regularly start from a client’s script, treatment or existing property, and can also co-develop new material with you.
How do you keep characters consistent across a whole film?
Characters, wardrobe and environments are designed and locked during look development, then used as references throughout production, with continuity checks at every review.
Who owns the finished film?
Ownership and licensing are set out in the production agreement. For commissioned work, deliverables are assigned to the client as agreed in the contract. See our approach to rights.
How is a project priced?
We scope each project individually based on running time, complexity and deliverables, and quote in phases so you can approve development before committing to full production.
Have a story
to tell?
Send us a logline, a treatment or a full script.