NIX is Selected as a Finalist at Big Screen Hack
Some stories survive for centuries without ever reaching the screen. NIX, our three-minute Swedish folk horror short, is a small attempt to change that. Selected as a finalist at Big Screen Hack, the film will screen in IMAX in London on 16 October, during the BFI London Film Festival. Rooted in Scandinavian folklore, NIX draws […]
KAIROS Selected for James Drake Media x AI Movie Awards in London
We’re delighted to share that our short film KAIROS has been officially selected for the James Drake Media x AI Movie Awards, taking place in London on November 7–8, 2026. The festival brings together filmmakers, artists and industry professionals exploring new possibilities in cinema and visual storytelling. This year’s jury and panelists include Tommy Harper, […]
Can AI Capture the Small Moments as Well as the Big Ones?
At Awarehouse Studio, we often work with complex production pipelines, ambitious ideas and emerging filmmaking technologies. But this time, we wanted to explore the opposite. Can AI filmmaking capture something small, warm and familiar? Something that could unfold in an ordinary home or backyard. A quiet moment in the evening light, surrounded by those practical […]
Just Back from Warsaw Glitch: AI Film, Friends and a New Kind of Montmartre
I was just in Warsaw for Warsaw Glitch, and I’m still processing it. Warsaw Glitch is an international festival of film and animation made with AI. It was three days, 28–30 August, with four rooms running at once: screenings, panels, awards, a gala, and a lot of conversations in hallways and hotel lobbies. Krzysztof Zanussi […]
Reimagining Ancient Knossos Through AI and Historical Reconstruction
What might the ancient world have looked like when it was still alive? A recent visit to the Palace of Knossos and the Heraklion Archaeological Museum in Crete sparked a small experiment in AI filmmaking, historical reconstruction and visual storytelling. Using our own photographs of the archaeological ruins, ancient artefacts and a scale model of […]
A New Chapter in Responsible AI Filmmaking
Our collaboration with Acasting continues, this time bringing a summer barbecue to life through licensed digital twins. The commercial features digital likenesses of real people who retain control over how they are represented, approve each use, and receive compensation. Through Acasting’s licensing platform, consent, ownership and fair compensation become an integral part of the production […]
KAIROS — The Strange Familiarity of a First Encounter
Ideas often begin with a question we can’t quite shake. For our new short film, KAIROS, it began with a small, almost imperceptible moment: meeting someone for the first time, yet feeling as though you’ve known them forever. Where does that familiarity come from? Is it memory, intuition, or something we have yet to understand? […]