Is the best thing about AI filmmaking the community behind it? At Fairground, we've always been inspired by the AI filmmakers who define this space. These are the people who constantly show up for each other and know that building together beats building apart. That's exactly why we were excited to partner with WVLNGTH, a one-night "synthetic cinema" screening in Brighton built to showcase the best of AI cinema and bring the community together under one roof. There's a lot of chatter about AI filmmaking, but most of it misses an important point. What gets talked about far less is that rooms like this, where people connect, trade inspiration and push each other to improve are the foundation of our industry. Our VP of Studio Partnerships, Neil Petrie, was lucky enough to be in the room and he walked away having seen that community in action. On the big screen that night was work from AI filmmakers Trisha Code (@TrishaCode), Sean Ward (@seanward , David Taylor, Soul Motion Labs @Soulmotionlabs), Barney Miller, BLVCKL!GHT (@BLVCKLIGHTai) and Minouche Hijkoop (@Shinebynous). Neil summed up event best: "Bringing such talented AI filmmakers together and giving them a place to exhibit their work on the big screen, watched by their community, is an easy reminder of how excited and passionate people are about AI cinema and the momentum it continues to build." Huge thanks to HENDO, Suzannah Rowland and the WVLNGTH team for putting together something truly magical. We can't wait for the next one!