Story and Direction
Writers, directors, creative directors, and concept leads who can turn abstract optimism into a trailer with shape, stakes, and emotional clarity.
Future Vision XPRIZE
The brief is simple and ambitious: create a three-minute trailer that shows a future worth building. We are organizing writers, directors, VFX artists, producers, editors, designers, and technologists into one coordinated response.
Submit your name and email and we will follow up as the team structure tightens.
Your information has been recorded. We will reach out as the team shape, creative direction, and production structure get locked in.
Review the official challenge site while we organize next steps.
Need details first? Use the official challenge site above, then come back here when you are ready to collaborate.
We are treating this as a focused trailer studio sprint: develop a strong optimistic premise, lock a visual language early, and combine practical production with VFX and AI-assisted workflows that still feel authored by people.
Pull in a compact group of collaborators with taste, range, and enough availability to move fast once concept work starts.
Develop premise, trailer beats, mood boards, and a production plan that fits the challenge format instead of trying to make a full short film.
Move into previs, asset creation, edit, finishing, and submission with a clear creative lead and a disciplined handoff structure.
If you can materially improve concept, production, or finish quality, this is for you.
Writers, directors, creative directors, and concept leads who can turn abstract optimism into a trailer with shape, stakes, and emotional clarity.
Producers, line producers, coordinators, editors, and post supervisors who can keep a fast-moving hybrid workflow coherent.
Visdev artists, modelers, animators, compositors, environment artists, motion designers, and finishers with a taste for cinematic worldbuilding.
Pipeline builders, realtime specialists, AI workflow designers, and toolmakers who can help the team move faster without degrading the work.