Before the Grammys. Before the fame.
Jelly Roll’s journey from jail cells to sold-out arenas is a story the world doesn’t fully know — until now.
This raw, AI-powered biopic dives deep into the man behind the music: addiction, redemption, and the fight to stay standing when the world writes you off.
Told with real footage, stylized scenes, and untold stories, Jelly Roll: The Movie is coming soon — only on YouTube.
AI's Role...
This film was created using off-the-shelf AI tools for the video visuals — no studio, no crew, just one person and a vision. It’s proof that gripping, cinematic stories can now be told from a single laptop. AI is unlocking a new era of filmmaking — one where anyone, anywhere, can create powerful, high-quality films. It still takes a human touch to research these, script, music and edit I believe, but AI makes the visuals achievable (still with a lot of human prompting and imagination).
Where to Watch
This film is a YouTube exclusive.
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Created by Award Winning AIVS (AI Video Studio)
Yep, I’m the one who made this movie — start to finish, solo.
I began like most film grads: chasing the dream. But then the internet shifted everything. Suddenly, it wasn’t just about studio lots and film crews — it was about what you could create from your own screen.
Later I found AI — and honestly, it clicked instantly. I became obsessed, diving deep into AI video tools, crafting visuals for social media and anyone curious enough to explore this new creative frontier.
Now I’m pushing it further: creating fuller-length, AI-generated films from scratch. No crew, no budget — just storytelling, tech, and a vision. The goal? To show what’s possible... and then help others do the same. Eventually, I plan to build a small studio, train new creators, and be one of the first to bring high-quality, long-form AI films to audiences.
The future of filmmaking isn’t coming — it’s already here.
Note: I am not into the auto-AI "slop" stuff, I want to use AI as a tool alongside human creativity, not instead of it.