In the complex world of Hollywood production, where creative vision intersects with operational precision and valuable intellectual property, studios require AI tools that prioritize sovereignty, adaptability, and integration. As artificial intelligence transforms pre-production workflows, RivetAI is focused on delivering studio-centric solutions that address real industry requirements. Through extensive dialogue with

The conversation around AI in film production tends to focus on the idea of "replacement." But that narrative misses a much more interesting reality: AI isn’t here to take-over; it’s here to transform. The future of film production is in the hands of those early adopters

Collaboration, Modularity, and the Future of Filmmaking The modern filmmaker’s toolkit is expanding at a breathtaking pace. Generative AI, multimodal tools, and integrated workflows are no longer theoretical but they are reshaping how films are made. Yet, amidst this surge of innovation, one truth remains constant: filmmaking is inherently

Ben Affleck recently took a public stance on AI in film, making the point that while AI can replicate style, it cannot replicate taste. He described taste as the dividing line between craftsmen and artists - the ineffable quality that elevates a piece of work beyond technical competence to something

In pre-production, AI goes beyond just being a tool for logistical planning- it’s an asset for managing financial risk. For producers, financiers, and film guarantors, the value of AI lies in its ability to provide a clear, data-driven picture of potential challenges before they impact budgets. This isn’t

There’s a hum of anticipation in the air, not unlike the quiet before a storm. This is the moment when the next big decision looms, a choice that could shape the entire narrative or alter the visual language of a film. The stakes are higher, the risks more thrilling—

It’s another late night, or maybe an early morning. Either way, the coffee machine is brewing another pot, and the monitor glows, flickering neon between one screen and then another. Shooting Schedules, Budgets, and back to the Breakdown sheet - getting all your ducks in a row. Pre-production has