AI Video Week has launched at aivideoweek.com, covering the business of AI-driven production across television, advertising, social media, VR and film.
AI Video Week exists to help people working in or around AI video understand what’s actually working, where the money is, and what they can do with it. The readership spans solo creators and art students through to agency heads and TV executives, anyone making commercial decisions about AI video tools and workflows.
The sector has grown fast but the coverage around it has mostly been hype, tool reviews and tech blogs. What’s been missing is trade journalism that treats AI video as an industry with real money moving through it, real career paths forming, and real risks being underestimated.
Neil Osborne, founder and editor, spent more than 20 years in the television industry across production, international distribution and branded entertainment, and previously worked on EMAP trade titles covering film, television and VFX.
“There’s plenty of noise around AI tools. What’s been missing is journalism that answers a simple question: what are you actually going to do with this? That’s what we cover. How to make money, how to use what’s been built, which opportunities are real, and which ones aren’t worth your time.”
AI Video Week publishes across news, opinion, tools, channels, creators and careers, with a dedicated AI video jobs board. Content is free, with a paywalled opinion section for subscribers.
AI Video Week is published by StoryForce.ai
