/CONSULTING

AI video and VFX for studios that ship.

I direct AI-assisted video, build the pipelines that make it production-grade, and embed with creative teams who need a senior AI lead in the room - not a vendor with a sales deck or someone who watched some YouTube. The infrastructure. The shot work. The hard "is this actually possible by Tuesday" calls. All of it, in your stack, on your timeline.

Book a 30-min call → See engagement types

/ENGAGEMENT TYPES

Three ways to work together.

Pick the one that matches your situation — or talk to me and we'll figure it out together. Most engagements start with the tool-stack audit and evolve from there.

/ 01

AI Production Work

Shots, sequences, finished pieces.

Direct involvement on the actual work. AI-assisted VFX shots, full music videos, brand content, trailers, parody, and the stuff that "wasn't supposed to be possible at this budget." Built on custom pipelines, not stock prompts - which is why it actually ships at the quality you need.

Shot-by-shot AI VFX — Pre-vis through final. Plates, comps, sequence consistency

Full video production — Music videos, brand films, parody, trailers - concept to delivery

Custom LoRA training — Your studio's look, your talent, your IP - trained and tuned

Cleared portfolio — Recent work includes commercial pieces I'm cleared to discuss

/ 02

Fractional AI Lead

Embedded in the room.

1–3 days a week, embedded with your team. Strategic direction, technical decisions, hands-on building, and the unglamorous work of getting AI into your existing pipeline without breaking what already works. Especially valuable when a studio is taking on its first AI-heavy project and needs a senior person who's actually shipped this.

Weekly cadence — In your standup or on its own clock

Hands-on building — I do the work; your team learns from it

Strategic direction — Roadmap, vendor calls, hiring input

Direct Slack access — No tickets, no portals, no junior layer

/ 03

Tool-stack Audit

Two weeks. Honest answers.

A 2-week diagnostic for studios figuring out what AI actually changes for them. Where it fits in your pipeline, where it doesn't, what to build first. By Friday of week two: a prioritized list, a working prototype of the highest-leverage item, and an honest recommendation - including "don't bother" if that's the right call.

Pipeline mapping — Where AI helps, where it hurts

Vendor comparison — What to buy vs. what to build vs. what to skip

Working prototype — The first useful thing, running

Prioritized roadmap — Six months out, with budget

/PROCESS

How a typical engagement runs.

01 / SCOPE

A real conversation

30 minutes. Tell me what you're actually trying to do. I tell you whether I can help - and if not, who can.

~ 30 MIN

02 / PROPOSAL

Short and specific

Two-page doc. Scope, timeline, fixed price, deliverables. Sent within a week. Yes or no, no haggling.

~ 1 WEEK

03 / KICKOFF

Day one, shipping

I show up, you point me at the problem, we make something work by end of week one. Then we iterate from there.

~ 2–4 WK

04 / HANDOFF

You can run it yourselves

Documentation, training, and the thing actually working when I leave. *Not a lock-in — a transfer.*

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/CAPABILITIES

What I can actually build.

AI VFX & shot work

The work the page is selling. Plates, comps, animations, impossible shots. Production-grade output from custom pipelines.

Video production pipelines

End-to-end systems for AI-assisted video - concept through delivery. Music videos, brand films, parody, trailers. Built to ship.

Custom video models

Fine-tuned and trained models for your IP, your characters, your style. 300+ models trained across SDXL, Flux, Wan, Qwen.

ComfyUI workflows

Production-grade pipelines. ControlNets, IP-Adapters, regional prompting, batch automation. Yours to keep when I leave.

LoRA training

Style, character, and concept models. The thing that turns "AI-looking" output into "your brand's signature look."

Vendor evaluation

A real sniff test on the platforms pitching you. Saves a lot of trial-license money and protects you from the ones that won't survive 2027.

/FIT CHECK

Where I add value. And where I don't.

Save us both a call: read this first. I'm not the right person for every brief, and pretending otherwise is <strong>how engagements go bad.</strong>

/ YES — THIS IS A FIT

You're a studio that ships work - commercials, films, content - and AI keeps coming up in pitches you'd rather not lose.
You have a real pipeline already and need AI to integrate with it, not replace it.
You want someone technical enough to build but creative enough to direct. Most consultants pick one and pretend the other doesn't matter.
You'd rather have one good answer in a week than ten options in a month.
Your team is open to learning, not just buying.

/ PROBABLY NOT

You need SOC 2 or FedRAMP certified AI infrastructure — I'm an indie, not a vendor. You want a real legal team and an enterprise security review, not me.
You want to replicate a living artist's style without consent / paying them. Won't do it, won't quote it, won't take the call.
You're looking for the magic prompt that replaces your creative team. There isn't one. Whoever sold you on that idea is the problem.
You need a forty-page deck before any work happens. I'll build you the actual thing in the time it takes most consultants to write the table of contents.