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19 published stories
Production · Technical analysis
GWM Worlds 2 turns a generated shot into a steerable state
Runway's research preview can alter subject, scene, camera and sound in real time. Production has a harder question: can the same state be repeated, revisited and approved?
Production · Technical analysis
SmartRoto keeps the artist inside the matte loop
Foundry's new tool does not reduce roto to one click. An artist still draws the first shape, locks keyframes, checks drift and repairs edges; the model propagates repetition while shot acceptance remains with the operator.
Production · Technical note
Australia gives teams 48 hours to prove a microdrama pilot
Vertical48 asks Australian teams to finish a sub-three-minute first episode in one weekend. The format cannot prove studio-scale capacity; it compresses hooks, performance, captions, rights and delivery into one reviewable production sheet.
Production · Technical analysis
Google let cardboard puppets perform before AI entered the frame
TPU Training Day captured performance with puppetry and simple 3D before generating styled frames, checking consistency and merging sequences. The case places AI after motion and composition, offering short drama a more controllable hybrid path.
Production · Workflow note
Wan 3.0 enters Runway, and the shot contract must change with it
Runway now offers Wan 3.0 in Tool Mode and Workflows with multiple reference types, native audio and three resolution tiers. Teams need model, input, output and acceptance records so an interface update cannot silently alter work in delivery.
Production · Technical analysis
LTX 2.5 brings multishot generation into local workflows
Lightricks has released LTX 2.5 weights alongside API and ComfyUI routes, combining native multishot generation, automatic duration, portrait and landscape output and resolutions up to 4K. The added control also forces producers to separate a successful generation into shot boundaries, audio continuity, local hardware, endpoint differences and an accepted deliverable.