Human-directed · all-generated · every line cites
Tell Mei a story. A minute later, your documentary is playing.
Two questions, and a crew of AI researchers, writers, cinematographers, narrators and editors makes it while you watch. You direct by talking. Every picture is labeled, every line traces to a source, every real person approved their part.
Dallas, Texas1985
In October 1985 a video store opened in Dallas with a computer that tracked every tape.1
A film by Priya K.
15 minutes, every line cited, every picture labeled.
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Mei keeps the structure, swaps in your subject, and credits the original. A fork reuses approved stills and shots: about 900 credits.
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Briefs with money attached
Sponsors fund a subject and see the film after publish, like everyone. The label says "commissioned by."Fieldnotes Insurance · presenting sponsorSmall-business history, American towns$2,000 · 7 pitchesPitch it with Mei →
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Series
Two questions, and you're watching your own.
Mei asks what the story is and what people get wrong. A minute later it's playing.