Bigger worlds. For founders, publishers, and IP holders building beyond a single film.
Ten formats for creators building a universe rather than a single ad. Cinematic 16:9 for the deliverable, 9:16 for the campaign that surrounds it.
The 5–10 minute short that lives on a brand’s film page. Story-led, festival-grade, engineered as owned IP rather than an ad.
Original animated work — 3–10 minutes of a director’s voice, made with the AI-accelerated pipeline that keeps craft ahead of budget.
Episode zero of a series. Directed and delivered like the first cut of a show that could actually go, not the mood-piece it usually becomes.
Ongoing episodic work — chapter-based series, docu-style, and narrative anthology built to grow an audience over time.
The between-episode heartbeat. Short recut trailers that keep an audience anchored across a season.
10–20 minute films that prove a bigger vision. For financing, studio conversations, or the door-opener that starts a franchise.
Bibles, arc plotting, tone architecture, look-books. The written and visual foundation a season needs before shooting starts.
Cross-medium visual development — the shared visual DNA that lets a story exist as a film, a book, a game, and a live experience without breaking.
The maps, the material culture, the language of light. Reference sets that make a universe feel real before an audience meets it.
The through-line for an IP across chapters, spinoffs, and mediums. Long-arc creative direction for founders and studios building an empire.
Tell me about the product, the launch, and the audience. Within seven days, I'll return a real directed concept — angle, tone, structure, key frames, and a written director's statement. Not a template. Not a sales deck. A concept I would ship.
Five more categories in the spectrum.