Film
Events that predate film, rebuilt frame by frame — photoreal, rigorously sourced, openly synthetic.
Footage of what no camera ever saw.
We reconstruct events that predate film — photoreal, rigorously sourced, openly synthetic. Every claim is verified before it is narrated, and where historians disagree, the client is told in writing.
- Note 1Method: research → verified script → reference plates → generation → edit → grade
- Note 2Sources published in full — for a museum, the rigour is most of the purchase
- Note 3No fake archive, ever. Being synthetic is the point
Fig. 01 — Episode 1 · It Was Temporary AI production pipelines — for creative teams adopting what the channel visibly runs: reference systems, generation discipline, verification, sound. Never film consultancy; the claim is bounded by the public work.
Start with the sprintThe rules every frame obeys.
The same code of practice our channel runs in public, applied to every commission — written down, and checkable against every film we publish. For an institution lending its name to a reconstruction, this is most of the point.
Verified before voiced
Every factual claim in a delivered film is checked against the record before it is narrated. The source list ships with the master.
Disputes in writing
Where historians disagree, you hear it from us first — flagged in writing before delivery, never quietly smoothed over.
Nothing invented
Documented people do only what the record shows: no invented dialogue, no imagined feelings. Representative figures are declared as exactly that.
Openly synthetic
Reconstruction is stated, never disguised — no fake archive, no artificial ageing, no counterfeit period documents. The honesty is the product.
Period-true
Architecture, dress, tools and technique are checked era by era. An 1887 Eiffel Tower is venetian red, not bronze.
No borrowed faces
Every face is created for its production and never reused in another. Your history is not fronted by someone else’s character.
We take a small number of commissions.
Advisory starts with a fixed-scope sprint — review → roadmap