AI music video director
Amos Le Blanc develops music-video concepts and visual approaches for artists and labels. His AI-assisted direction practice starts with the track, the artist's identity and the idea for the film. Generative imagery, live action or a combination should serve that idea.
From track to treatment
The starting materials are the song, lyrics where relevant, references and a brief. Concept development establishes a narrative or visual structure, the relationship between performance and imagery, and the rhythm of the edit. A treatment describes what the audience will see and how the approach supports the music.
Where AI fits
Generative tools can support visual exploration, look development and image sequences. The production approach needs to be tested against the actual brief: character continuity, artist likeness, camera movement, performance, editability and delivery formats. Live action remains an option when the artist's performance or a specific physical action is central to the film.
A useful test is a short sequence rather than an isolated image. It makes movement, continuity and the proposed finish easier to judge before committing to a full production plan. Tool choice, revision scope and finishing requirements are project-specific, not a fixed promise of faster or cheaper delivery.
Music-video background
These earlier films show Amos Le Blanc's music-video work. They are directing references, not examples being presented as AI-generated productions.
- Thugli: Run This
Co-directed with Ohji Inoue.
- Keys N Krates: Dum Dee Dum
Directing credit alongside slavelabour.co.
- Autoerotique: Asphyxiation
Directed by Amos Le Blanc.
Selected music videos and source-linked credits · Film and video archive
What to include in a brief
Share the track or a private listening link, the idea or references, intended release timing and deliverables. A rough production budget and currency help establish a realistic scope. Include any existing treatment, footage, artwork or identity guidelines, plus what is cleared for use.
Artist-likeness permissions, music and asset rights, any required AI disclosure, and label or platform delivery requirements should be agreed during planning. Availability, schedule and costs are confirmed for each project.