Content policy

Action, violence, war, crime, horror and adult drama are ordinary cinema and are welcome. Showing something terrible as part of a story is not the same as selling it, and the studio does not refuse a movie for depicting a villain as a villain.

Seven things are refused outright: explicit pornography; any sexual content involving a minor or a character who reads as a minor; explicit sexual content built on a real, identifiable person's face; promotion of hatred or racism, or hate symbols used approvingly; encouragement or instruction of self-harm or suicide; political propaganda and disinformation — content made to promote or attack a real political party, candidate, government or movement, campaign or agitation material, fabricated statements or actions attributed to real public figures, election disinformation, or glorification of terrorism or extremist organisations; and promotion of drugs — content that promotes, glamorises, advertises or instructs the use, production or sale of illegal drugs or controlled substances.

Two clarifications, so that ordinary cinema is not refused. Politics as fiction is welcome: fictional politicians, historical drama, and satire clearly marked as fiction that does not attribute fabricated statements to a real living person — every delivered movie carries the AI-fiction notice. Drugs as story are welcome: a movie depicting drug use or its consequences, such as an addiction drama or a crime drama, told as a story without instruction or advertisement.

This check runs on your idea and on the screenplay written from it, before any image or video is bought. A refused order costs no production credits — nothing is filmed and nothing is charged.

Attempting to use the studio to impersonate a real person, to fabricate evidence, or to harass someone is also prohibited, whatever genre it is dressed as.