The Female Quotient will host its second annual AI Summit on Wednesday, November 12th at Webster Hall in New York. Building on the success of the inaugural 2024 program, the Summit expands this year into a full-day experience, convening senior executives, marketers, operators, and creators across marketing, media, technology, and entertainment, for practical conversations, live demonstrations, collaboration, and case studies that put AI to work.
To celebrate this year’s event, creative agency SPCSHP created a 1:40 film as a proof of what is possible when you commit to making something entirely with AI: AI written script, AI generated visuals, AI composed soundtrack, and AI voice. SPCSHP treated it like any other craft-driven production, writing and refining the story, generating and curating still frames, arranging them into a storyboard, then iterating on motion, transitions, pacing, and sound until it felt emotionally right.
People often assume AI content appears from a single prompt. In reality, it takes taste, judgment, and many rounds of experimentation to bring into focus. The technology is powerful, but it does not replace the art form. It simply gives artists a new set of brushes.
The process started by generating images from text prompts across multiple AI image tools using a shared visual language to ensure consistency, then storyboarding those frames in Figma to map out the narrative and transitions. From there, the team brought those images back into AI video tools to animate scenes and design transitions, using a mix of video models to shape movement, lighting, and atmosphere. An AI model was used to generate and then refine the script and voiceover, while the soundtrack was composed in an AI music tool and edited to match the final cut. Throughout, SPCSHP relied on upscaling and light AI assisted retouching passes to polish frames.
This year’s AI Summit lineup will feature Arianna Huffington, Founder & CEO of Thrive Global, Linda Yaccarino, CEO at eMed, Kristen O’Hara, VP of Agency, Platforms & Customer Solutions at Google, and Cheryl Guerin, EVP, Global Brand Strategy & Innovation at Mastercard, to name a few.
