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Every AI video tool gives you a clip. Worldsmith gives you a production: Parallel Search finds the opportunity, Gemini builds the world, Veo shoots it, and a vision model checks every frame.
GhostSlate helps streaming teams find out why ads aren’t showing and how much revenue is at risk.
Agentic streaming intelligence that finds delivery failures, measures their impact, and stops for a human decision.
Deterministic script revision cascades and offline safety governance for film production.
AI-native filmmaking that turns screenplay changes into verified production decisions, 3D previs, and actionable updates.
AI-powered film pre-production & shot-list workspace. Use AI to generate everything required to plan your shots. Manage your projects, scenes, and shots in a fully responsive view.
AI agents turn screenplays into production-ready intelligence surfacing permits, safety risks, dependencies and mitigations before they become costly production blockers.
Simulates a studio greenlight committee — 4 persona agents debate a script over 2 rounds, self-audit their verdict against real market research, and rank a full slate for cannibalization risk.
Know what the scene can honestly say.
CinemaPilot turns a screenplay into an autonomous production system that detects change, propagates its impact, and prevents production from moving forward until the consequences are resolved.
A streaming platform can tell a showrunner that episode four underperformed. It cannot tell the editor which cut lost the room Cutaway joins playback telemetry to the scene breakdown inside ClickHouse
CreatorFlow automates the creator workflow: upload content, generate AI-powered metadata and assets, publish, and track performance—all from one workspace with a live workflow.
Autocall Agent turns raw screenplays into verified, production-ready call sheets in seconds using Gemini 1.5 Flash and Pydantic, preventing costly midnight scheduling errors for indie crews.
AI-powered location scouting, research, and production planning for creators.
Before a film can be produced, an insurer asks whether every proper noun in the script has been checked against the real world. That check is still done by a person, one name at a time.
An AI agent built with Replit and Gemini that transforms a fashion brief into a complete virtual runway—generating looks, production direction, narration, original music, and a cinematic Tokyo vision
Gemini watches every take and writes it into ClickHouse. An ADK agent crew answers what your editor, 1st AD and producer ask at 1 a.m. - as live SQL through the official ClickHouse MCP server.
Agents watch a release live in ClickHouse, diagnose freezes or breakout scenes with Gemini, draft a fix, and measure whether it actually worked — not just recommend and forget.
An evidence-first incident co-pilot for media-rendering teams, using Gemini Enterprise and Grafana MCP to turn failed renders into a reviewable action.
Upload Once, Localize Everywhere
Greenlight helps film producers turn ideas into confident decisions with Parallel market research, Gemini-powered source-linked memos, and scenario testing.
An agentic First AD that turns your screenplay into a queryable production database then answers complex scheduling questions in plain English, from scenes and cast to locations and shoot days.
Streams on-set actor photos via Confluent to Gemini agents, catching makeup and wardrobe errors against scripts in real time to stop costly film reshoots.
Turn your wedding journey into a short film, without the editing room.
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