Past event
AI Video in Real Production: Revisions, Consistency & Cost
About the event
Small in-person roundtable for creators, agency leaders and creative heads working with AI video. AI video models are getting dramatically better. Generating the first clip is no longer the hardest part. The harder questions start when you try to turn those generations into something you would actually publish, use in a campaign or deliver to a client. How do you keep characters and products consistent across scenes? What happens when one shot needs changing but the rest of the video works? How many rerolls does it take before an inexpensive generation becomes an expensive production? How do agencies handle client revisions when every new generation can produce something different? And what workflows are actually working for people producing AI video regularly? This is a small, informal roundtable for people dealing with those questions in real creative work. We’ll compare what people are learning about:
• Character, product and visual consistency • Revisions and regeneration • Creative control vs. model randomness • Production costs and wasted generations • Story and scene continuity • Client feedback and approval cycles • Combining different AI video models and tools • Moving from an impressive AI clip to a finished, publishable video
Who should attend This will be most useful for:
• Creators and filmmakers already experimenting with AI video • Agency founders and owners exploring AI-generated creative for clients • Creative and production leaders • Creative technologists and AI filmmakers • Brand-side marketing, growth and creative teams producing video internally • Small teams where one or two people are effectively running the whole creative-production workflow
You don't need to be an AI-video expert. But this is intended for people who are actually creating, producing or seriously exploring AI video, rather than a general introduction to generative AI. Format No panels. No long presentations. No AI Video 101.
If you’ve burned through $500+ in AI-video credits, rerolled the same scene 20 times, or delivered AI video to an actual audience or client, this discussion is probably for you. And no hour-long product pitch disguised as an educational event. We'll have around 10 people around one table and use a few practical questions to get the conversation started. The objective is to compare workflows, failures, tools and lessons with other people figuring out the same production problems. Drinks & appetizers Your first drink and shared appetizers are complimentary. Additional food and drinks will be available to order individually.
