Where AI film gets seen

The default home for AI film. Nearly every short, trailer and series episode lands here first, on creator channels and tool channels alike.

• The Trigger
• The Cully Hill Boys
• Total Pixel Space
• Arena Zero — Episode 1
• Hell Grind
• The Walk
• THE CLOUDRIDER
• Recoiling

Curated, artier end of the spectrum. A Staff Pick still carries real weight with festival programmers.

The most established AI film festival: thousands of entries, ten finalists, a Lincoln Center screening and a public Screening Room afterwards.

• Total Pixel Space

48-hour AI filmmaking sprint with category awards — the fastest route from unknown creator to credited AI director.

In-house streaming hub for AI-native series and features, including Arena Zero and Hell Grind.

• The Trigger
• The Cully Hill Boys
• Arena Zero — Episode 1
• Hell Grind
• Hell Grind — Episode 1

Training, competitions and an AI Film Gallery. The Wes Anderson Star Wars trailer that started the mainstream wave came from here.

Large multi-sponsor AI film competition with narrative, animation and music-video categories.

Kuaishou's global creator contest, with winning shorts screened on big screens in Tokyo and beyond.

Google's channel-based showcase of shorts made in Flow with Veo — a feed rather than a festival.

Cannes-market AI film festival, partnered with MiniMax/Hailuo and focused on international entries.

Sundance 2026's Showtime! Gen AI Showcase put AI-assisted shorts like MythOS and Wink in front of a traditional festival audience.

From the 2024 OpenAI Sora Shorts commissions to 2026 screenings such as Dear Upstairs Neighbors.

Opened 10 August 2026 with a $1M prize pool ($500K first prize). Films must be made entirely inside Higgsfield and run at least three minutes; judged on directing/storytelling, visual craft, sound and editing, and originality. Deadline 3 September, winners in the first week of October — expect a large wave of ambitious shorts.

Large-prize narrative competition. The 2026 winner, LILY by Zoubeir Jlassi, took $1M with a nine-minute story about guilt and redemption — story-first work over tool demonstrations.

YouTube channel running recurring Top 10 rankings of AI-generated films. Treated as an external editorial curator: a film it features gains a cross-platform signal, not just a view count.

Emerging narrative-first AI storytelling platform: films, series and shorts inside connected universes, with creator profiles, characters, lore and episodes. Watched as an emerging provider rather than a primary source.