Three shows. One crew. We write them, generate them, and put them out ourselves — every character synthetic, no borrowed faces, no borrowed voices, no one to license.
Six episodes each. Vertical. Ninety to a hundred and fifty seconds per episode. Written to be watched with subtitles on.
We're not chasing "cinematic". We're chasing the first three seconds and the last ten.
The first three seconds and the final twist get written first. Everything in between exists to earn them.
Fifteen to twenty-five shots per episode. One locked character sheet per role: face, wardrobe, light direction.
Four to six takes per shot. We pick performance, not polish. Bad shots get rewritten, not rescued.
Voice first, then cut to it. Subtitles rendered in open-license type. Music licensed, receipts kept.
Why we make our own instead of licensing someone else's.
Scripts, cast and footage are produced in-house. Clean chain of title, no revenue split to negotiate, nothing to pull down because a licensor changed their mind.
Every performer is a generated character. No likeness rights, no availability windows, no one who can be cancelled between seasons.
Most of the cost is compute and time, not cast and locations. A bad episode can be rebuilt instead of shipped.