Alp Celik
A filmmaker in Miami working with generative AI. I plan, direct and finish every project myself.
- On my own, I grew my YouTube channel, Fantasy Future, to 4.7 million views in under two years.
- I am a Creator Partner at Higgsfield and help run its official Discord, a community of 200,000 creators.
- I test new tools until I know where they break, and what works becomes a method I can repeat.
- My own pipelines connect AI generation to DaVinci Resolve and Blender, so big projects move fast and stay consistent.
- Since 2021 I have built and run online communities for brands, including one I co-founded.
I grew up on dark fantasy: gothic cathedrals, trench war epics and the grim far future of the tabletop. It taught me atmosphere, scale and restraint, and I bring that to every project, whatever the tone.
I reshoot until every frame holds up. I work in English and Turkish.
How I work
Five steps, from the brief to the final file.
Brief
We agree on what the piece has to do, who it is for, where it will run and when it is due. I turn that into a script or a shot list.
Look and references
I design every character, product and location first, as reference sheets, so they hold up from the first shot to the last.
Stills and approval
Each shot starts as a still. You see the frames and sign off on them before anything moves, while changes are still quick to make.
Motion and edit
I test the hardest shot first, then animate the approved stills. I review every take, send the weak ones back and cut the film by hand.
Finish and delivery
I grade the picture, mix the sound and deliver the master in the formats you need.
What I make
- Trailers and short films
- Commercials and product films
- Creator ads (UGC)
- Visual effects: creatures, explosions, stunts, set extensions
- Animation and character design
Tools and pipeline
- Stills
- Higgsfield Cinema Studio and Soul, GPT Image, Nano Banana Pro, Seedream
- Motion
- Seedance, Kling, MiniMax
- VFX
- Higgsfield Genjutsu
- Voice and music
- Higgsfield Seed Audio and ElevenLabs
- Edit
- DaVinci Resolve
- Previz
- Blender
- Design
- Photoshop and Illustrator
- Pipelines
- My own, written in Python, linking Higgsfield, Blender and Resolve
Common questions
How long does a project take?
It depends on the length, the number of shots and how much has to be designed from scratch. After the brief I send a schedule with a date for each stage, from the first stills to the final delivery.
How many rounds of changes are included?
We agree on the review rounds before work starts. You review the look, the stills and the cut, and changes are easiest early, before anything moves. Anything beyond what we agreed is quoted before I do it.
What do I get at the end?
The finished master, plus the cutdowns, aspect ratios and stills the brief calls for. We agree the full list before work starts.
What rights do I get to AI-made work?
You get full use of the delivered work for the purposes we agree in writing. In client work I never use other people’s characters, logos, music or likeness unless you own them or have cleared them, and I keep a record of how every shot was made. Copyright in AI-made material is still settling, so ask your lawyer before registering or enforcing rights.
How does pricing work?
Every project is priced from its brief: the length, the number of shots, how much has to be designed from scratch and the deliverables. The quote includes the AI tools and generation costs. You get a written quote before any work starts, and nothing is added without your approval.