AI in production
I use AI in production in three ways. Which one fits depends on what a brand is comfortable with.
Fully generated
Every frame made with AI, finished by hand.
Real performance, enhanced
Real people on camera. AI changes the backgrounds, extends the set, adds what the shot needs.
Fixes after the shoot
A new line, a new hook, a changed detail — without going back to set.
Reel
Fully generated
Every frame made with AI, finished by hand. When a brand is comfortable with it, I can take a film from treatment to final with no crew, locations or sets.
FutureVideo
A near-future film about independent practice. Treatment, boards and pipeline. It shipped with the line “This video was generated with AI.”






- Claude Code
- Higgsfield
- Seedance 2.0
- ElevenLabs
- By hand, in-house
- In-house
Make It Real
A sketched vase becomes a real ceramics studio. Generated plates, hand-drawn animation.
Real performance, enhanced
Film real people, then use AI to change backgrounds, extend sets and add elements. The performance stays real.
Fixes after the shoot
Change a line, a hook or a detail without going back to set. Same take, new line.
“My caseload feels too unpredictable. I just can't keep relying on out-of-pocket clients.”
“I am getting buried in forms, and I don't even know if I'm doing this right.”
Building it into a team
I also build the systems that make this repeatable. At SimplePractice I built our AI production environment in Claude Code. It holds the brief and the brand rules, drafts scripts, writes the prompts, and turns a round of stakeholder notes into the next version.
If your team is working out where AI fits, let’s talk.
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