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PYLON is the first curated streaming destination dedicated to AI-generated narrative short film. Built and operated by a small team that answers to filmmakers and viewers, not a growth board.

Why we exist

AI is rewriting what's possible in narrative cinema, but the existing internet response has been to flood every feed with novelty: prompt screenshots, tool-chain breakdowns, generation logs, demo reels. The films themselves get lost in the noise. PYLON exists because there isn't yet a serious, editorially-led home for the work itself.

We are a curated destination, not an algorithmic buffet. Every title is chosen by a named human curator who explains, in their own voice, why we are showing it to you. There is no infinite scroll, no "trending now", and no auto-play next. Free viewing is ad-supported, and premium is a $7.99 a month subscription.

Our editorial boundary is strict: we present films as films. We do not publish prompt galleries, tool-chain breakdowns, or generation logs to viewers. Provenance is captured internally for legal and curation purposes. The surface a viewer sees is the film and the curator's reading of it, the way a programmer at a film festival would frame a screening.

PYLON is bootstrapped, not venture-funded. We answer to filmmakers and viewers, not to a growth board. Our publishing cadence and our editorial standards reflect that.

Editorial principles

Five non-negotiables that govern every page on PYLON. Read the full editorial policy for the rubric and the exceptions.

  1. 01

    Films, presented as films

    No prompts, model names, or tool chains in the viewer surface. The film is the work; the curator note is its frame.

  2. 02

    A named human in the loop

    Every title carries a curator's name and editorial reading. No anonymous algorithmic recommendation.

  3. 03

    AI involvement disclosed

    Each film carries a clear AI-disclosure flag at the catalog level. Provenance metadata is captured internally and surfaced on demand.

  4. 04

    Filmmakers retain IP

    Two-year non-exclusive licence with a 90-day exit and auto-reversion if we stop distributing. The work belongs to its makers.

  5. 05

    Slow, deliberate cadence

    One free pick a week. No daily uploads, no quotas. Curatorial pace, not platform pace.

The team

PYLON is a small bootstrapped team. Curatorial work is led by named programmers; engineering and operations are led by the founder.

Get in touch

We read every email. Curator submissions go via the festival circuit; press, partnerships, and general inquiries by email.