The AI Video Generation Service That Doesn't Exist Yet: A Director's Brief for Developers [ukr]

AI video generation services are evolving extremely fast, effectively opening up a new way of creating video — at a moment when the standards, language, and rules of this industry are still being formed. It feels like a reinvention of cinema: there is no single “right” approach yet, but it’s already clear what prevents generation from becoming a controlled production process. I will share ideas on how existing platforms can be improved, drawing on directing experience: which director-level needs a product should account for, where modern services most often break the pipeline, and what product changes could significantly increase the quality of the final result. The focus is on a platform that works equally well for two audiences: experienced filmmakers who need control and predictability, and “native AI” creators who started their journey in video through generation and have no traditional production background. For both groups, I will outline the logic of a pipeline: "idea → generation → rough edit → export", including the minimum viable editing inside the service and professional export to Premiere or DaVinci for finalization.