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AI Film Director Deck: Jeff Zambrano
The 17 slides I send to platforms, brands and festivals: the film, the method behind it, the audience and what I propose.
Who it is for
AI platforms, brands, festivals, producers and press who want to know my work or collaborate on a film.
The problem it solves
Understanding in a few minutes who I am, what I have made, how I work and what a collaboration with me looks like.
What you get
- Borrowed Wounds and its Top 50 selection
- the preproduction method in figures
- the production board
- who I am
- what I bring to a film
- reach with dated figures
- the proof
- films and series in development
- the feature film
- the sponsorship proposal
- next steps
What this deck is
This is the document I send when a platform, a brand or a festival asks who I am and what I do. It starts with Borrowed Wounds, a 14-minute samurai short made entirely with AI and shortlisted in the Top 50 of the Higgsfield Global Film Festival out of 6,700 films, because a finished film says more about a director than any description of his process.
How the work is made
The middle of the deck explains the method that holds that film together. Every character, costume, prop, location and wound state was designed before the first shot was generated, and the whole film lived on a single production board. You will see the real figures behind it: 144 reference images, 146 storyboard panels, about 200 shots and a crew of two.
Where the work travels and what comes next
The deck also shows the audience that follows the work on Instagram and YouTube, with every figure dated, and the screenshots that prove it. After that come the projects I am developing: six films, three series and four vertical series, together with the feature-length version of Borrowed Wounds, already planned shot by shot.
What I propose
It closes with a concrete proposal for platforms and brands that want their name on finished films: what I ask for, what they receive in return and how we start, always with one piece first. If you read it and see a fit, my contact details are on the last slide.
Keep going
The AI Film Director's Method: Preparation, Prompts and the Anatomy of a Shot
How I prepare visual references, direct movement and judge what a generated shot actually delivers.
How I Write Seedance Prompts: The Borrowed Wounds Rulebook
A practical structure for turning a shot into visible, timed instructions.
The Four-Panel AI Character Sheet (plus Wardrobe Flat Lay)
My working format for fixing a character's identity and carrying the same clothes into a separate costume sheet.