
We were blown away by the response The Green Man received last week.
While it was fun to make, it definitely pushed us. AI may no longer be “new”, but unlocking its real potential takes rigorous experimentation — not just understanding how it can be used, but where it should (and shouldn’t) be used.
The Green Man was our opportunity to put that into practice. A short dark comedy about a green morph suit man in Hollywood, and for us, a live test of where craft meets AI.
From day one, the goal was clear: preserve the craft of filmmaking and integrate AI with purpose. The benchmark wasn’t whether we could use AI, it was whether it allowed us to do something we genuinely couldn’t have achieved through traditional production within our timeframe and budget.
As our Creative Director Sam Gunn put it, it’s about “collapsing the gap between having a great idea and executing a great idea.”
The thousands of prompts. The failed attempts. The constant refining. It took time to get it right.
Take a look behind the mask in our behind-the-scenes film, featuring Samantha Gunn, Tom Boden, Caitlin Keenan-Jones and Edson Ko.

















