The Carrington Event
Science documentary · 3:04
NASA imagery and historical accounts explain the solar storm that disrupted telegraphs on Earth.
Watch on YouTubeAn AI film studio
A whole film studio.
More stories to tell.
Framedge’s vision brings the work of a production studio into one AI capability: finding the story, researching it, shaping the explanation and carrying picture, voice, music and editing through to a finished film. More subjects and audiences can become worth creating for.
Selected work
The Framedge film gallery.
Featured documentary · 11:20
Honda CR-V
Problems by Year
Which model years had the most reported problems? Framedge follows owner complaints and official records, using licensed photography and original 3D reconstructions to show what changed.
Science and history
Philadelphia’s Volunteer Firefighters
Archive film · 2:15
Archival prints and newspaper accounts tell the story of United States Hose Company No. 14.
Watch on YouTubePerformance and craft
A film for every dancer
Performance film · 0:28
One wide recording becomes a personal cut that follows each dancer.
Film creditsThe folding hanger
Product explanation · 0:28
See a hanger fold through a narrow neckline, then look inside at the spring and gears that make it work.
Explore the mechanismProduct and impact
Ithy
Product film · 0:41
Several AIs research one question and combine their findings into a single answer.
Finchlet
Product film · 0:32
See what Finchlet makes, from a drinking water report to fiction and narrative nonfiction.
Film creditsA year of giving
Donor film · 0:24
A personal thank-you shows what a year of giving can mean for local families. The donor, food bank and figures are fictional.
What AI changes
The opportunity starts
before the first frame.
A great film begins with a subject, an audience and a reason to care. AI could connect that discovery to the whole production, making ambitious work practical across more topics, formats and budgets.
Find what deserves a film.
Research a question, a product, an archive or an audience’s unmet interest.
Make the story visible.
Connect real subject media, original explanation, narration, sound and editorial judgment.
Build around the audience.
Adapt finished work for its destination. Commissioned films and possible owned channels are different routes into the wider studio.
Interactive visualization
Source to explanationShow the movement
that matters.
A product story can show what a camera cannot. Explore the 3D mechanism from a second studio case: an inventor’s folding hanger, built from a published patent.
Explore the mechanism
One small movement.
A visible difference.
The arm folds through a narrow neckline. A spring-loaded guide and meshing teeth coordinate the movement.
Original visualization based on US 11,930,948 B2. An independent studio study with illustrative dimensions.
Your next film
Bring us the story.
We’ll shape the film.
Start with a product, a body of research or an idea. Tell us who will watch and what you want them to understand or do. We can shape the story, produce the visuals and carry the edit through to a finished film.
Email the studioFilm sources and credits
Original research, writing, visualization, production and editing across the studio’s films. Product films use authored product-direction scenes where the software is in development.
Honda CR-V Problems by Year uses licensed photography and original visualization. Fourth-generation CR-V photograph: Raszbeary, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 4.0, resized. Fifth-generation photograph: Sebsoare2511, Wikimedia Commons, CC0, cropped and plate blurred. 2023 EX-L AWD photograph: MercurySable99, cropped by Alex Neman, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0, resized. Photographs illustrate their generations. Research sources and limitations appear in the film. Narrator: Brian. Quotation voice: River. Music: existing Steady 96 library master.
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Performance film
The wide and tracked dance footage adapts Kamal Das’s recording of the Pub Manikpur Bogejari Dal. The excerpt is cropped, reframed, and muted. The adapted footage is available under CC BY-SA 4.0. Original recording · License
Additional footage by Anya Juárez Tenorio and Westside Full. Stage footage · Studio footage
Science and studio imagery: NASA’s Scientific Visualization Studio and Earth Science and Remote Sensing Unit, NASA Johnson Space Center. The archive image is a U.S. Geological Survey reproduction of Richard Carrington’s 1859 sketch. The product visualization is based on US 11,930,948 B2.
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