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AI joined a live-action production combining actors, tabletop shooting and VFX — expanding the visual possibilities from the shoot through post-production.
AI Friendly — Film direction / Creative direction / Visual art
By the time you read this, some of what you see here may already be obsolete.
New tools, models, agents and possibilities are appearing so fast that we somehow always feel late — even when we’ve only just arrived.
So this section is really a snapshot of a moment.
A small sample of how I’m using AI within the audiovisual process: to think, test, visualize, transform and expand ideas. Some of the work you’ll see here comes from real commercial projects, developed and approved by brands. Other pieces are experiments, sketches or tests where the idea matters more than the final polish.
For me, both are equally important. One shows how AI is already becoming part of real production workflows; the other shows where it might take us next.
Because perhaps the most interesting thing is not what AI can do today, but how quickly the distance is shrinking between imagining something, asking for it, and actually getting what you had in mind.
In the meantime, we’re still learning how to direct it.
Selected AI work
AI joined a live-action production combining actors, tabletop shooting and VFX — expanding the visual possibilities from the shoot through post-production.
An AI film essay grounded in the idea of the handmade. It does not make claims — it asks questions about the human condition: doing, being present, feeling and the inevitability of error. Paradoxically, this exploration of what makes us human was created entirely with AI.
A promotional film for Meteora Dreams.
A visual exploration of surrealism, tourism and travel.
My way of visualising and telling stories sometimes incorporates AI as part of the process — a tool for imagining impossible objects, testing visual ideas and extending a project’s narrative universe.
Explore Art ↗AI workflow
AI integrated throughout the creative process — from the first idea to the final frame, whether fully generated, live action or somewhere in between.
Sometimes AI replaces a production process. Sometimes it expands it. Sometimes the best decision is not to use it at all.