THE CASE FOR PRIDE
01 · THE OPPORTUNITY
Create with a recurring cast and clear scene direction.
Share finished episodes beyond the community.
Return to make—and watch—the next chapter.
Initial audience: Loaded Lions storytellers, fan artists and short-video creators. Demand remains to be validated.
02 · THE PRODUCT
Interactive UI previews. Generation, voice input and purchases are simulated. Open the full mobile demo.
03 · THE AI DIRECTOR
“A lion finds a lost cub in the forest and helps it get home before dark.”
Cast, location, props and what each character knows.
Timed shots, camera movement, emotion and sound.
Approve the plan and cost. Keep or replace each take.
Planning workflow built locally; provider integration and output quality are pending. Planning improves preparation, not a guarantee of model quality.
04 · THE CREATIVE WORLD
Help fans build recognizable, recurring stories that can travel beyond the existing community.
Confirm permitted Creator Materials and attribution. Do not assume token-linked PFPs are allowed inputs.
Reference artwork, not generated footage or a cleared training set. Fictional story beats; no official canon or endorsement claimed.
05 · A BUSINESS THAT STARTS WITH CREATION
Show price and scope before every attempt. Measure provider costs, retries, store fees and delivery costs against what creators will pay.
Test clearly labelled series sponsorship after there is a real catalog and audience. Creator revenue sharing requires collected receipts and finalized terms.
No live ad inventory, sponsor commitments or creator earnings exist today. Purchased credits and future earnings would be separate balances.
06 · THE 60-DAY BUILD
01 / DAYS 1–10
Confirm asset permissions. Compare two providers for character consistency, expressions, camera movement and sound. Practice shot assembly, music and transitions.
02 / DAYS 11–20
Connect the text model and one video provider. Build character memory, shot plans, cost approval, render status and retry controls.
03 / DAYS 21–35
Build the iOS creation flow, scene replacement, preview/apply, captions, audio, export, sharing and saved series. Check billing in the sandbox.
04 / DAYS 36–42
Distribute the iOS TestFlight beta, onboard 10 invited creators and teach the prompt-to-export workflow. Use mobile web if native distribution is delayed.
05 / DAYS 43–54
Observe creators making episodes. Fix completion barriers, test episode links and measure usable-video cost, failures and repeat creation.
06 / DAYS 55–60
Complete device, privacy and moderation checks. Prepare store assets and submit the ready iOS build for review. Deliver pilot findings and the grant report.
Days run from project kickoff. Production testing uses existing models; creator training means onboarding, not model training. Public App Store launch follows approval. Android is conditional on readiness; founder technical capacity is assumed.
07 · USE OF FUNDS
AI Director & pipeline: $1,000. Video credits: $750. Text-model tokens: $150. Founder time is additional; no model training is budgeted. Acquisition funds stay unspent until release and measurement are ready.
08 · WHAT SUCCESS LOOKS LIKE
Proposed pilot targets, not current traction or guaranteed outcomes.
Time to first export, cost per usable minute, failed attempts, creator feedback and second-episode creation.
Mobile integration, inference benchmarks, asset preparation and device testing. No reliance on advertising income.