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THE BREACH: Act I

2026 · Animation · 11 min 44 sec

An unexplained arrival at Miami’s Bayside Marketplace in 2024 is dismissed as fireworks. A thousand years later, an engineer discovers that the record has been erased and builds a way back through time. This opening act connects a buried incident with the future that grew around its absence.

Creator
Xavier Sanders / JACK PACKZ
Release date
September 30, 2026
Runtime
11 min 44 sec

Runtime follows the official Vimeo player and structured metadata: 11:44. The creator’s description states 11:43.

Genre
Animation
Genre context
The official release identifies an animated short; its time-travel premise also gives it a science-fiction context.
Viewing source
Jack Packz on Vimeo ↗
Format
AI-generated / AI-assisted film
AI production
Created, written, and directed by Xavier Sanders for JACK PACKZ LLC, with post-production editing and quality control by Zakhiya Sanders. The official release documents Seedance 2.0 shots generated through Higgsfield from original designs and fixed character references, AI voices and music, and in-house editing and mixing.

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