UNHCR’s World Cup film: footballers shown as children, made with an AI pipeline
Runway says a production team portrayed eleven displaced-background footballers as children without a shoot, then finished the film on 16mm.
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Runway says a production team portrayed eleven displaced-background footballers as children without a shoot, then finished the film on 16mm.
Runway says production company Tool made an Anthony Joshua spot in four weeks without the athlete present.
Runway says a creative studio animated reference images to fill missing archive footage for Maison Margiela and B-roll for a Madonna film.
Runway says a Paris studio storyboarded 30 shots with AI, cast a model resembling the generated character, and shot two days on green screen.
Runway now describes itself as building “real-world intelligence”, with products built on top.
Runway says this 2025 studio uses generative AI on every project, with storyboards drawn by hand and AI used for iteration.
Runway says the agency spent a year testing tools with 26 people before opening a 30-person AI studio in four cities.
Runway says a three-person graphics team made a season of textbook-style animal graphics, keeping producer approval before animating.