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Film of the month
Voted by members · 3 votes
KIRO – Learning to Stay | Live-action and AI-assisted science fiction
Esteban Díaz Baena
SECOND LIGHT (Ai Short Film ) 0 A
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(電影-武打片段) 劉家良vs洪金寶 4.57分鐘 0 F
FAI Hui Film still 
Hotel VR Guide | Virtual Ambassador for Luxury Hospitality 0 D
Dr. Yulia B. | ONLINEDelux Luxury AI Visual Director · AI Filmmaker · Virtual Ambassadors Film still 
" The Fly - Sometimes giving up is better than chasing " An AI created short film 0 H
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Thomas Eberhard Medellín, Colombia 5,667 XP Available 002 F
Florian Meimberg 3,830 XP Available 003 E
Esteban Díaz Baena 3,820 XP Available 004 E
Eroscha 07 Indonesia 1,498 XP Available 005 T
Theo VA Berlin, Germany 1,421 XP Limited 006 A
Anshuman Kishore Singh Vancouver , Canada 1,320 XP Available 
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Answered plainlyWhat is ReelStack?
ReelStack is the home for AI filmmakers — a single platform combining a creator directory, marketplace, jobs board, free toolkit, and monthly awards. It is built for people making cinema with AI tools like Runway, Sora, Veo, Kling, ComfyUI, Midjourney, ElevenLabs, and Suno.
Is ReelStack free to use?
Yes. Creating a profile, browsing the directory, applying to jobs, and using the 47+ in-browser AI tools are all free. ReelStack takes no platform fee on job earnings. The marketplace charges sellers standard payment-processor rates only.
How do AI filmmakers use ReelStack?
Filmmakers create a public profile listing the tools they work in, their city, and their availability. They submit films to the monthly competition, apply to open briefs, sell prompt packs and presets in the marketplace, and use the free toolkit for day-to-day production work.
How do the monthly awards work?
Members submit one awards-eligible film per calendar month. The community votes through the month, and the film with the most net votes when the period closes becomes Film of the Month. Voting runs in UTC and closes at the end of the calendar month.
Who built ReelStack?
ReelStack is built by FRMWRKD / Vonas Media. It runs Astro on Cloudflare Workers with Convex for the database and Clerk for authentication. The platform is in active development with new tools and features shipping weekly.
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