First people attacked AI films online Then the seagulls got involved Fair enough. Yesterday I watched laptop-made films fill a cinema screen, and realised: If you’re only thinking about AI through a phone, your aspect ratio on the future might be off For the last two months we’ve been building WVLNGTH. There have been moments I nearly binned the whole thing. Things fell apart. People moved slowly. Some of the work arrived late. Some of it had to be made again. A lot of it nobody will ever see. Then something shifted. People started offering help. Brands started asking how they could get involved. New partners started appearing. And suddenly the argument about whether AI film is “real” felt a lot less interesting than actually putting the work in a room with an audience. Tonight we do that. We’re the team that builds the thing. Not the team that talks about building the thing. Follow if you want to see what happens next. Repost this for someone whose aspect ratio on the future might need adjusting. Details in the first reply.

WVLNGTH has an Official Distribution Partner @fairground_tv the company behind Fairground AI Creator TV, the first-ever 24/7 FAST channel dedicated to AI cinema is joining us for Brighton They've established themselves as the most innovative distributor of AI cinema We're putting this new generation of films on the big screen Fairground is helping take AI cinema further @wvlngthx × FAIRGROUND Official Distribution Partner 🔥