Partner With Jonathan

Partnered with Luma, we tested their new Luma Skills to build a workflow that turns anyone's candid pet photos into studio-quality, consistent reference images, ready for GenAI generation without us in the loop.

Partnered with invideo, we tested Agent One's workflow for building consistent, legally-licensed AI star faces - the documentation and governance layer that turns a GenAI demo into a trustworthy brand asset.

Partnered with invideo, we tested Agent One's ability to re-direct a finished scene using natural language alone - no reshoot, no crew, proving direction matters as much as generation.

We tested Runway's new real-time conversational video feature, holding a live, lip-synced conversation with our own AI avatar - turning Runway from a generation tool into an interactive presence layer.

Partnered with Luma, we tested Ray 3.2's keyframe direction to bring Romeo's tribute app to life - turning static, consistent images into directed motion.

Partnered with invideo, we tested Agent One - an agentic video creative director requiring no prompt engineering or model selection - to produce 'Remembrance', a 1920s Shanghai cinematic short, taking character, storyboard, and production into one conversation."

We promoted Runway's launch of Seedance 2.0, now live with no waitlist alongside Gen-4.5, Kling 3.0 Pro, Veo 3.1, and Nano Banana 2 on a single platform.

Partnered with Luma, we tested their UNI-1 API to build a personal tribute app generating consistent, lifelike images of our dog Romeo - solving GenAI's biggest weakness: subject consistency.

Partnered with invideo, we tested Agent One's approach to character consistency for our "Remembrance" series - covering permissions, reference generation, and injecting real people into an AI-generated world.

Partnered with invideo, we tested Agent One's world-building tools to lock consistent locations across three decades of "Remembrance" - no sets, no location scouts, no continuity breaks.

Partnered with invideo, we tested how Agent One's GenAI workflow eliminates the most expensive phase of production - the shoot itself - producing seven episodes in a month with zero shoot days.

Remembrance Ep 1: Built with invideo's Agent One as part of our partnership, this episode introduces the most connected man on the Bund - a 1920s Shanghai fixer who can open any door and carries every secret but one.

Remembrance Ep 2: Produced using Agent One's character-consistency workflow, part of our ongoing invideo partnership, this episode follows a woman testing a mysterious stranger by probing her own hidden past, risking a question that could unravel everything she has built.

Remembrance Ep 3: Created in our invideo partnership using Agent One's locked-world environments, this episode shows a woman returning to the river at midnight to release ashes carrying a burned name no one was allowed to speak.

Remembrance Ep 4: As part of our invideo partnership, Agent One's location-locking held this Shanghai street consistent across the series, revealing a foundation walked by thousands each morning who never ask what the ground cost.

Remembrance Ep 5: With Agent One's reference-iteration tools, part of our invideo partnership, this episode ages a character convincingly across forty years, bringing a woman back to the gate where a family's secret was buried - the last witness a bird still keeping watch.

Remembrance Ep 6: Produced with invideo's Agent One as part of our partnership, this episode calls back to details locked earlier in the series, uncovering that the family's forty-year-old secret was never buried underground - it was hanging at the gate the whole time.

Remembrance Ep 7: Directed with invideo's Agent One as part of our partnership, using its natural-language re-editing to fine-tune the reveal, this episode delivers a father's last letter revealing the truth he protected for a lifetime, only for someone long gone to return home.