Studio Jadu premiered Ajinkya Bhasme’s supernatural thriller, made by nine artists using its AIDA production workbench. The launch presentation joins three episodes, with directors Nitin Burli and Sree Lakshmi leading the animation team.
Google and Idris Elba’s Akuna Group announced a filmmaking initiative backed by $1 million from Google.org. Training, mentorship and project pitching span five creative tracks, with applications closing November 15 and the first cohort planned for February 2027.
Runway made its advertising workflow available across paid plans. It combines connected ad-account performance with brand assets to generate creative variations, while requiring a team member’s approval before publishing an advertisement.
Runway launched App Studio for building shareable creative tools from plain-language instructions. The announced workflows include script-to-previsualization, camera planning, character consistency and localized titles, using Runway models and a team’s existing production assets.
Higgsfield announced additional Series B investment from TCV and NVIDIA. The company says the financing will support products, infrastructure and hiring; its account also describes NVIDIA infrastructure used in the animated short Kök Börü.
Higgsfield introduced Content Factory, which builds short narrated videos from speculative prompts. Its workflow assembles scripts, characters, generated scenes, voiceover and editing, with durations up to five minutes and batches of as many as four episodes.
Higgsfield moved its weekly filmmaking challenge from Discord into its platform, bringing briefs, submissions and results together. The announced format requires a complete two-minute horizontal film; the first round focused on telling a story through one continuous camera move.
Higgsfield described a public community space for projects, individual shots and creator writing. Open Projects can reveal production briefs, assets and model choices, while discovery pages and grants offer additional ways for audiences to find creators’ work.
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