What is AI TV series production?
AI TV series production turns a script into finished episodes: characters designed once and kept consistent in every shot, scenes staged and generated shot by shot, then voiced, scored, edited and delivered as broadcast-ready masters.
It costs a fraction of a traditional animation or live-action budget. A 10-minute animated episode is $7,200 and a 22-minute one is $15,840; the same episodes with a cinematic, live-action look are $12,000 and $26,400. You pay nothing upfront: each episode is invoiced after you have watched it and accepted it.
A development slate, a pilot or a full season at a fraction of the usual budget, with your writers and your IP.
More episodes per quarter for kids, family and genre slates, delivered to your specs and languages.
Books, comics or a mascot turned into a series you can publish and monetize.
Which kinds of series can you make?
Any genre that starts from a script. The style is set in the character and world design, then held for the whole season.
Kids and cartoons
3D and 2D animated series for preschool and family audiences, with songs and a recurring cast.
Anime and stylized
Anime, comic-book and painterly styles, held consistent from the first shot to the last episode.
Rom-com and drama
A cinematic, live-action look with close-ups, dialogue scenes and grounded locations.
Action and thriller
Chases, stunts and VFX-heavy set pieces that would blow a physical production budget.
Mythology and fantasy
Epics, folklore and worlds that need creatures, crowds and places no set can build.
Brand and mascot series
A recurring character for a brand, told as short episodes for social and YouTube.
How is an AI TV series made?
In 8 stages, and you approve the look before anything is made at length.
- 1
Script and story bible
We take your script, or write it from your idea: episode beats, dialogue and the rules of the world.
- 2
Characters and world
Every character gets a locked design sheet and voice, and every location a reference, before a single shot is made.
- 3
Scene breakdown
Each episode is split into scenes and shots, with the camera, action, mood and lines for every shot.
- 4
Shot generation
Shots are generated against the locked designs, so faces, outfits and places stay the same from shot to shot.
- 5
Review and retakes
Every shot is checked for continuity, lip-sync and look; anything off is made again before it reaches the edit.
- 6
Voices, music and sound
Dialogue in the languages you need, an original score and sound effects, mixed to broadcast levels.
- 7
Edit, stitch and grade
Shots are cut into the episode, paced, colour-graded and titled, with subtitles for every language.
- 8
Master and deliver
Masters in 4K or HD with the character sheets and scripts, ready to publish, pitch or broadcast.
What does the production pipeline look like?
Characters are designed once and locked, every shot is checked against them, and nothing reaches the edit until it passes review.
How much does an AI TV series cost?
It is priced per finished second of the final cut, whatever it takes to get each shot right. You pay $0 upfront: each episode is invoiced after you have watched it and accepted it.
- Per episode
- $7,200
- Season of 6
- $43,200
- Upfront
- $0
$12 per finished second. Each episode is invoiced only after you have watched it and accepted it, so your first payment of $7,200 comes after episode 1.
| What | Price | Covers |
|---|---|---|
| Animated | $12 per finished second | Kids, cartoon, 3D and 2D animation, anime |
| Cinematic | $20 per finished second | Live-action look: rom-com, action, drama, thriller |
| Extra language version | $1 per finished second | Dialogue re-voiced and subtitled in another language |
What is included?
- Script polish, or a full script from your idea
- Character design sheets and a voice for every character
- Original music and sound design
- Subtitles in every language you order
- One round of changes on every episode
- 4K or HD masters, plus the scripts and character sheets
