Agentic Video Production
Hosted by Filmaking With AI + Filmmaking With AI + Sahar Mor (Bond AI)
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What to look forward to
The talk will explore how AI agents will coordinate video production, from matching shots and sound to motion graphics, Blender/Unreal workflows, and DaVinci Resolve, using tools such as Claude, Astra, and open-source systems. Examples from a Revolutionary War vertical series will show how story bibles, shared references, and iterative reviews can make agent-led production more repeatable, while clarifying its current limits.
Inside the event
Agentic Video Production
Shots. Editing. Sound. A connected production workflow.
AI video models can now produce a striking clip from a single prompt. Turning clips into a scene is harder: the shots have to match, the cut has to hold, the sound has to fit the picture, and someone has to answer for each choice. Agents are starting to drive, and the options keep multiplying. This talk tours them in practice:
- Claude and Astra calling video models through MCP and gateways such as Token360
- the built-in agents in Higgsfield, Magnific, HeyGen, etc...
- Claude Motion for motion graphics and animation that stays editable
- Claude blocking scenes in Blender and working inside Unreal Engine
- Judging a production and driving remediation cycles
- a finish in DaVinci Resolve
It also covers what it takes to make the process repeatable: story bibles, shared references across episodes, clear handoffs, skill development, many retries. Examples come from a vertical series on the Revolutionary War and from open-source multi-agent systems such as FilmAgent and OpenMontage. You’ll leave with a grounded sense of what agents can and can’t do for video today, and a small test to try on your own work.
New York, NY
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Last checked: Oct 17, 2026. Confirm current availability before making plans.
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