I've watched:

The Expanse

Star Trek Enterprise

The Orville

Metropolis, Things to Come, 2001, Blade Runner and BBC’s Tomorrow’s World all imagined a future, but they didn’t imagine the same everyday people living in it. I made a short End Up Here essay comparing what those screen futures got right about technology with what they left out about ordinary life. It’s interpretation, not a prediction; the narration and illustrative scenes are AI-generated. It’s a small non-commercial project with no product, fundraiser or paid offer. Which screen vision still feels closest to life now—and what did it get wrong?

https://youtu.be/wNyWTJi7JI0

I am making my spec script for my pilot "Book Theory Blue" into a graphic novel using only chat gpt. I have the graphic novel on my website booktheoryblue.weebly.com I am about 60 percent done a rough draft at this point but I am putting everything live as i'm going because I'm not waiting to continue pitching my series. If youre interested and want to know more, check out my website, my album of songs on spotify (Book Theory Blue Official Soundtrack playlist) my book on amazon, and now my graphic novel. -hope you enjoy :)