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Lowerated - Where Art is Appreciated

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Lowerated streamlines the filmmaking process from planning to distribution with the help of AI. Whether it's idea generation, script writing, planning, production, hiring, editing, distribution, or marketing, Lowerated makes filmmaking easy for you.

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We're live. I'm proud to announce that we've officially Launched Lowerated platform's first module - the Lowerated Script Writer. A lot of "till sunrise"s and 64000 lines of code later, we're sharing the platform with our beloved audience of Lowerated I've shared a lot about the journey from start to this launch, you can read more about it here: I am not sure exactly what keeps me going but I would not stop till I make Lowerated the company I want it to be. Here it is: It's the beta version, test it out, read about it, and share your experience. It's Muhammad Ali and I building an empire we call Lowerated hashtag#lowerated hashtag#movies hashtag#filmmaking hashtag#ai
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A year ago we launched the Script Writer here. That was the first module, and since then we’ve built the rest of the path from idea to premiere.

Here’s what Lowerated does now:

  • Write. Talk your idea through with Oli, then write the script. Oli knows your story, so you can ask it about a character or a scene, or ask for another take on a line. Nothing changes until you accept it.

  • Plan. Tag the script once. Your breakdown, strip board, day out of days, budget, shot lists and storyboards all build from those tags.

  • Shoot. Post casting calls and review self-tapes. Collect crew details and releases with one link. Send call sheets made from your schedule.

  • Share. Give your finished film its own page, with the trailer, credits and stills, using any of 100+ templates.

1,700+ filmmakers are using it now, and a lot of what we built this year came from their feedback.

Muhammad Ali and I are still building it, and it’s still free to start:

If you make films, I’d like to know which part of your process is the most painful right now.