Mark Wachholz, a filmmaker based in Berlin, utilized AI tools to enhance the auditory experience in his horror short film, "Unblind," which centers on a blind girl named Emily under her mother's control. By employing AI-generated voices and sound effects, Wachholz effectively crafted an immersive soundscape that deepens the narrative tension. He selected specific voice models, such as Anna - Female Classroom Teacher, for the mother's voice and used the Sound Effects model to create whispers and distant calls, pushing these tools to their limits to achieve highly expressive moments and an eerie ambience. Wachholz's innovative approach included using sound effects as voices and creating a haunting hum that serves as a recurring motif in the film, demonstrating his goal of maximizing the potential of AI tools rather than merely pushing boundaries. With a 20-year background in writing across various media, Wachholz continues to explore opportunities in AI-driven cinema, with "Unblind" serving as both a standalone piece and a part of a larger narrative being developed for potential collaboration with industry leaders.