How MOKE Runs an AI Film Pipeline on Atlas Cloud

MOKE is a node-based generative-video platform developed by Versatile Media to provide filmmakers with a connected, controllable workflow spanning scripting, shot planning, keyframes, video generation, upscaling, audio, and final production rather than isolated prompt-based outputs. The company says the platform supports roughly 30 short dramas per month, can be learned within one to three days, and can produce a two-minute video for about ¥250, while also being used for advertising campaigns. By using Atlas Cloud’s unified inference API, MOKE can access multiple video, image, language, and audio models through one connection, allowing creators to select models and outputs suited to individual shots while sharing reusable workflow templates. Its features also include copyright attestation through timestamps, blockchain-backed records, and pathways toward Chinese copyright registration. Founder Li Lian argues that AI lowers production costs and enables one or two people to create films that previously required large crews, although creative judgment and established skills in filmmaking, writing, drawing, and photography remain important, particularly because current models still have limitations in precise depth-axis movement.

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