Casting
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First sheetFinal sheet
Two board members looked alike and the model swapped them mid-scene. The sheet was redone until nobody shared a feature.
A bank's AI agent pays out $140 million over a weekend. The board meets on Monday morning and nobody can switch it off.
Generated on one canvas in MITO, cut and finished by hand.
Harbor launched the film on October 13 with their seed round. The reach came from the film.
Views on X on the founder's post.
Followers on the account that posted it.
Seed round it launched with, led by Base10, Abstract and 8VC.
Harbor insures AI agents. The brief was one line: fear first, product last.

01A bank's AI agent pays out $140M

02The city finds out on its phones

03Nobody can switch it off

04Harbor's real product, last
Models make shots. Everything in between is the work you are hiring.

REFERENCES: [CEO sheet] DEFINES ONLY THE CEO'S FACE AND BODY, and [Rivas sheet] DEFINES ONLY RIVAS' FACE AND BODY: take only the identity from them, never the grid, the white background, the poses, the framing or the number of people. This film begins on the CEO's fist coming down on the table. GENRE AND TONE: the second part of a launch film for Harbor, an insurance company for AI agents: the leaked video of a bank's emergency board meeting while the company collapses in real time.





Seedance 2.5 · Seedance 2.0 · GPT Image 2 · Grok · ElevenLabs · Suno
MITO AI · DaVinci Resolve · After Effects · Python


First sheetFinal sheet
Two board members looked alike and the model swapped them mid-scene. The sheet was redone until nobody shared a feature.
Layout
In filmA 3D seating plan built in code kept every board member in their chair, shot after shot.
Drag to compare. Every screen came out of the model blank and was filled by hand.






GeneratedThe product on the laptopDelivered
41 sound pieces generated in MITO and placed by hand, frame by frame. Seven music directions tried for the ending.


No take worked from start to end. The edit is the best piece of each version, across 28 versions in DaVinci Resolve.

371 assets on one canvas, grouped by scene in the order of the edit, every take next to its prompt and references.