Project Serum discusses the consequences of anthropocentrism through a narrative design presented in various formats. Set in a speculative world where continental drift and environmental collapse force humanity to confront its hubris, the story unfolds through the lens of a deep-sea court. We witness the clash between Evolutionists seeking dominance through marine serums and Cooperators advocating for coexistence. Oppressed marine life and robots rise against human arrogance, sparking an identity-redefining war that reshapes alliances.
Blending science fiction with ethical inquiry, the narrative challenges viewers to reconsider humanity’s role within fragile ecosystems, advocating for a reimagined future of interspecies coexistence.

We apply multiple AI tools in this collaborative process. We first outline essential narrative and use Kimi to organize key scenes into 24 chapters. With in use Deepseek converts these into visual instructions for Dreamina, which generates characters and environments through AI art modules. Use Dreamina’s video tools to generate video footage. Quality control systems verify visual/style consistency between chapters through batch analysis, while human creators conduct weekly reviews to refine lighting and pacing. Final edits merge all elements into a 4m40s animated film, rendered at 4K resolution. The full workflow spans 7 weeks from concept to export.