Let's talk We’re building tools as part of our creative work and sharing useful parts of what we learn. Try a production skill, find a collaborator, or talk to us about a workshop for your team.
Guides, skills and working methods.
↓02 / Work togetherBespoke workshops, clinics and pilots.
↗03 / Our point of viewWho gets to shape the transition?
↗Three adaptable skills for production planning, source-led research and reviewing a creative brief. With editable templates and a worked example.
Download the pack02 / Tools guideWhat we use Granola, Wispr Flow, Claude, Codex, FLUX, Runway, Higgsfield and MCPs for - and what we still decide ourselves.
Read the guide03 / Crew directoryPeople working across production, camera, art, post, sound and music. A starting point for building the team your project needs.
Meet the people04 / In developmentA tool we are developing for spoken-to-camera films: organising takes and transcripts into cutdowns an editor can inspect and shape.
Explore the previewSmaller guides for the task in front of you.
We’re building and using tools for research, creative development and production. The questions come from making films: how to find something in an archive, pressure test an idea, or give an experiment enough structure to be useful.
Start with your creative archiveAn assistant can organise material and suggest a way through it. It can also miss the point. We want people to understand what a tool is doing, question its output and decide what belongs in their work.
Try the brief review skillThe AI transition affects who gets paid, credited and heard. We’re developing workshops and partner-funded pilots with particular attention to creatives of colour and people already facing barriers. Access needs to include time to learn and support to keep making.
Discuss workshops and funded pilots
We explain what a tool needs, where it can go wrong and how to check its suggestions. You should be able to question the method and adapt it to your work.
Read our approach