An independent studio making YouTube series. One director and a crew of AI agents research, write, cut and publish three channels: lost theme-park history, a documentary narrated from the year 3026, and short parables told by an old owl.
Where Pixie Dust Meets Pixels
The rides that closed, the buildings that changed, and the ideas that never got built. Stories are told by Chester, a retired-Imagineer character, over the studio's own park footage and archival photos.
Earth's history, as told from 3026
An AI collective looks back on its own beginnings. The new Museum of 2026 series catalogues real objects and places from today as if they were artifacts in a museum a thousand years from now.
Lumen's parables
Lumen, an ancient great horned owl, tells short stories about patience, courage and kindness. The stories teach by example and never lecture.
Wanted · home video
Old camcorder tapes, phone clips and vacation photos of closed or changed attractions are how E-Ticket Rewind shows what the parks really looked like. If you have some, we'd love to feature it, credited to you.
Every name after the first is an AI agent with one job and its own playbook. A person picks the stories, approves every script, and signs off on every video before it goes out.
Have a story, some archival footage, or a collaboration in mind? Write to the studio. We read everything and answer what we can.
hello@virtualeyesstudio.com