Rebuilding real events as photoreal SF digital twins, filmed cinematically from a phone
bilawalsidhu · x · 2026-10-26
Creator bilawalsidhu demonstrates a "God's Eye View time machine" workflow: reconstructing a real event (San Francisco Fleet Week), then filming it inside a photorealistic digital twin of San Francisco with a cinematic camera rig — all controlled by talking to his phone.
The whole scene renders in a browser on his MacBook, showing how conversational control plus digital twins plus real-time rendering lets anyone reconstruct and re-shoot real events at low cost.
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