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AI Didn’t Kill Cinematography. It Made It Mandatory.
A quick note before we begin: I will be teaching a 90-minute workshop on how to think about motion and move your stories from script to screen using AI…
Feb 26
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Christopher Smith
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The $29.95 Commercial: Inside the strange new economics of AI video and the creative labour nobody is counting.
The sentence arrives casually now, almost as a reflex.
Feb 19
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Christopher Smith
February 17, 2026: The First Day of the Fire Horse.
A founder’s reflection on cycles, structure, and motion.
Feb 17
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Christopher Smith
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Why Agency Scriptwriters Should Experiment with AI Filmmaking
Generative AI is not just changing how films are made.
Feb 11
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Christopher Smith
Do Not Underestimate Your Place in History Right Now
There is no doubt in my mind that this is the most important piece I’ve written so far.
Feb 9
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Christopher Smith
January 2026
If AI Becomes a Verb, What Kind of Verb Will It Be?
Every technology that survives long enough eventually undergoes the same transformation.
Jan 23
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Christopher Smith
On AI: If you genuinely believe what we have now is remotely like a human being, you may have a surprisingly low opinion of human beings.
There is a sentence I keep hearing lately, delivered with an odd mix of amazement and alarm, usually by people who want you to know they are paying…
Jan 15
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Christopher Smith
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Bad Work Is Fine. Public Bad Work Is Not.
RockPaperScissors completed it’s second year of operations a couple of days ago.
Jan 12
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Christopher Smith
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December 2025
I’ve Lived Through More Than One End of the World.
What repeated cycles of technological disruption have taught me about survival, judgment, and hope.
Dec 15, 2025
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Christopher Smith
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Time Well Spent
On reclaiming meaning, momentum, and attention in a world that keeps asking for more.
Dec 6, 2025
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Christopher Smith
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November 2025
Frameworks for the AI Age.
Why I’m Giving Away One of the Most Valuable Things I Use
Nov 26, 2025
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Christopher Smith
The Explorer, the Settler, and the Future of Work in the Age of AI
If you spend enough time inside companies—real time, not the workshop-and-slide-deck variety—patterns begin to reveal themselves.
Nov 24, 2025
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Christopher Smith
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