The collection now includes more ways of thinking about AI filmmaking: feature-length drama, intimate animated shorts, literary adaptation, hybrid live action and coordinated team production.
A few places to begin
- Personal history: Dave Clark’s Borrowing Time and Battalion connect technical choices to family experience.
- Animation with a point of view: explore Henry Daubrez’s KITSUNE, Mathery’s Where Knights Fall and Léo Cannone’s Where Do Grandmas Go When They Get Lost?.
- Features and changing forms: Hooroo Jackson’s A Very Long Carriage Ride and Strings invite comparison across alternative visual treatments and endings.
- Longer narrative and production work: follow Haydon, The Living Corpse and The Cully Hill Boys.
The craft behind the work
Film pages retain the makers’ specific disclosures: models where named, creative credits, production scale and practical methods. For example, Plume includes Clark’s approach to character references for each costume change. Unknown details stay explicit.
The Fall now includes its credited official cover and its complete-film link. Pomegranate also has an entry, but its original YouTube upload is currently private. Its release history is preserved without suggesting that link still plays.
Festival records identify verified selections and screenings. They do not imply a full critical viewing or current public streaming access. Announcements and incomplete leads remain in the projects-to-follow note.