You just watched something that shouldn’t exist yet.
It landed as entertainment first. People laughed before they knew it was AI.
If it is only impressive “for AI,” it fails. The bar is simply “good.”
Nephewzz clears that bar.
Every frame, character, and environment was generated in Veo3 by one operator using a repeatable workflow.
No actors. No crew. No locations. No post house.
One person. One workflow. One system.
“That level of character consistency is impossible right now unless you know what you’re doing.”
Receipts: we reduced a typical 400-hour project + ~25% production expenses (talent, location, coordination) to 40 hours and 1 person.
Traditional creative agencies run at 20–40% gross margins.
This workflow can run at 70–90% gross margins at similar client pricing.
That margin gap funds speed, productization, and growth.
At $10,000–$25,000 per project, this becomes a very different business model.
Tools are available. Direction is scarce.
The moat is methodology: 21.5 years and 3,000+ projects of pattern recognition.
Enterprise proof is already there: Hormel, Northwestern Mutual, Brown & Brown, U.S. Bank.
Clients are not buying hours. They are buying outcomes. The AI is a tool. The methodology is the product.
Nephewzz is a prototype of THE ONE® production system, not a one-off.
Current state: 400h + 25% expenses -> 40h / 1 person.
Target state: under 4 hours. That is why we are hiring the right team now to fine-tune this prototype.
Funding now goes to team and optimization speed, not discovery risk.
Nephewzz is Episode 1. Behind it is a 3,000+ concept backlog across formats, tones, and verticals.
Every release removes one objection and moves people to a CTA.
The question is not whether this works.
The question is: do you want in?
Pick your path.
$800K is already deployed. Next step: hire optimization team to move from 40h to <4h.
View Investor Memo →You bring execution. We provide system, tooling, and training.
Become a Nephew →Need output now? We deploy trained operators and run the system for you.
Rent a Nephew →Enterprise-grade production with speed and cost structure traditional teams cannot match.
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