DocumentaryStories · In development
Documentaries about people working with AI, following the personal reasons, ordinary work and consequential turns of an attempt.
Explore two starting stories
01 · The personal reason
Care. Ambition. Curiosity. A question someone keeps returning to. Dwar begins with people who have already started.
A prosthetic for a dog
Their dog lost a leg. They want to explore an adjustable prosthetic with AI, prototypes and the guidance of a veterinarian. The story would follow what they learn and whether a design could be appropriate.
Finding a fraction of a second
A runner keeps losing time and wants to understand where. AI could help compare attempts and suggest what to investigate. The next run, and the measurements behind it, would reveal what actually changes.
These illustrative concepts introduce the stories we’re developing.
02 · The attempt
The proposed series follows people making choices, seeking help, building and testing. The person remains the author of the attempt. We want to work beside them and give that journey a form people can follow.
The personal stakes, the constraints and what the person hopes to make possible.
A suggestion, a failed test, a useful expert or a decision that changes the next attempt.
Progress, a revised question or a well-supported decision to stop. Each journey needs its own standard of evidence.
03 · A journey to follow
A different start. An unexpected test result. Someone who sees a way forward. Film and music can bring us close to the work and to what it means for the person pursuing it.
The runner makes a change and returns to the starting line.
The next run, and its measurements, reveal whether the change helped.
A fraction of a second means something to the person who keeps coming back.
We are exploring a documentary series alongside shorter work for YouTube and Instagram. Each return would bring people closer to the journey, while new questions, useful expertise and support could find their way back into the work.
04 · Production & support
A journey can help someone recognise a use for AI in their own life. We want to explore that possibility through credible stories, with the person’s effort, collaborators and tools visible in the work.
We’re developing a distinctive series and welcome an experienced documentary partner to help shape the stories, participant relationships and filmmaking approach.
Talk about productionModel access, equipment, expertise and time could make a meaningful contribution. A sponsor could help bring useful applications into view, with agreed recognition and material approved for public use. Audience interest and informed tool use are possibilities to investigate.
Talk about sponsorshipThe work needs room for an honest outcome. Sponsorship would support that work while preserving editorial judgment and scientific review.
