Post & AI · 08
AI-Assisted Production
Generative pipelines using Kling, Higgsfield, Seedance, ElevenLabs and Nano-Banana Pro. Used as a tool inside a real production, not as a shortcut around one.
Who it's for
Producers exploring what AI can realistically do, brands wanting concept work fast, and filmmakers who need previs, storyboards or shots that cannot be filmed.
What you get
- Storyboards and previs frames from a script or outline
- Generated shots integrated into live-action footage
- Voice and audio work where a recording is not possible
- An honest assessment of what is worth generating and what should be filmed
How it runs
Four steps,
with real timings.
Feasibility
What actually benefits from generation, and what does not.
2–3 days
Look development
Test frames and short clips to lock the visual approach.
3–7 days
Production
Generation, cleanup and integration into the edit.
1–3 weeks
Finish
Grade and consistency pass so nothing looks pasted in.
3–5 days
Questions
Before you ask.
Is this replacing real filming?
No. It fills the gaps. Shots that are impossible, unaffordable or unsafe to film. Everything else is better shot properly, and I will say so.
Who owns the output?
You do, subject to each platform’s own terms. I will flag anything with unusual licensing before we use it.
Have you actually done this?
Yes. Technical Producer on Rising Embers, a feature-length AI-assisted film, building the pipeline across pre-production, production and post.
Next step
Tell me about
the project.
Quoted individually. The shoot is only half of it, the rest is where the work ends up and for how long.