SCAM

SCAM is an original feature film produced entirely with AI, and the studio's most ambitious long-form project to date. It was conceived as a complete narrative — characters, locations, story — rather than a series of generated scenes, and every part of the production was built to serve that story.

Pre-production was an extended worldbuilding phase. Character design, location design and the visual language of the film were developed as references before a single shot was generated: character sheets defined identity, costume and expression, while location references fixed the world the story would inhabit.

Production ran through a large, interconnected node-based pipeline inside AXIA, where references, prompts and outputs were connected to maintain character identity, continuity and tone across a feature-length timeline. The workflow allowed the team to iterate scene by scene, refine performances and hold visual consistency over long sequences. Editing, colour, sound design and motion are being finished like a traditional film, with the project progressed through two months of production, refinement and post-production.