University AI Film Course Generates Shorts Shot-by-Shot in Flow, With a Peer-Review Exercise
lmoroney · x · 2026-10-19
Reichman University's Advanced Reality Lab showcased output from its Human-AI Co-Creation MA course: "First light through tiny eyes," a short film by student Tal Shkuri built shot-by-shot with image-to-video generation in Flow, with every visual, motion and sound element AI-generated.
Instructor Lauri Moroney shared a reusable classroom exercise: have students pick their weakest shot, regenerate it three different ways, and explain which version best serves the story and why — a concrete pedagogy for anyone teaching AI filmmaking.
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