Google filmmaker releases a 13-minute AI-made drama built from image-to-video shots
jasonbaldridge · x · 2026-07-25
Google’s in-house filmmaker Henri Daubrez says his 13-minute film OVERGROWN is finally out after five months of work.
- The film is an allegorical drama about cancer and chronic illness.
- He says it took six months and involved 300+ shots.
- Every shot started as an image before becoming video, highlighting an image-to-video creative workflow.
- His takeaway: AI tooling moves quickly, but the story is what lasts.
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