AI Filmmaking Winter Intensive
Make an AI-assisted short film over five intensive days, from early story and visual development to generated footage, dialogue, sound, editing and a final screening.
Creative technology training for real worlds
We help individuals, creative professionals and organisations understand, develop and apply emerging technologies through practical training, workshops and creative development.

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From filmmaking and production workflows to creative software, AI and emerging tools, we bring practical, hands-on training and development to help storytellers, creative professionals and organisations build new skills and explore what’s possible.
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Focused, practical training designed for creative people.
View all trainingMake an AI-assisted short film over five intensive days, from early story and visual development to generated footage, dialogue, sound, editing and a final screening.
Develop and complete an AI-assisted short film in five days. Explore coherent characters, scenes and story worlds, create moving images and sound, and assemble a finished film.
Student films
A film by Henrietta Aitken
CONTAINS FLASHING IMAGES An AI film by Henrietta Aitken
Learning how to be a director, DOP, and actor all in one.
I arrived clueless and left with a film
The course was like the first day of the rest of my life.
Insights
Articles on creative technology and storytelling from our Substack publications, Stories in Code and Virtual Story Lab.

From higher education to production workflows, AI literacy is becoming a practical requirement for responsible creative work.
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Practical notes on deciding when, where and how to use AI in a filmmaking workflow.
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Practical notes on tools, workflows, ethics and creative judgement for filmmakers working with AI.
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