HOW WE USE AI IN OUR FILMS

Same Life Same Right is an independent project with a small production structure. AI tools make it possible to create selected scenes and visual sequences without staging encounters, handling animals or disturbing wildlife and habitats.

AI is a production tool, not the author of the work. Subjects, research, scripts, visual direction, editing and final decisions remain human.

WHAT VIEWERS SHOULD KNOW

Generated scenes are not documentary recordings and are not presented as evidence of a real event. The project does not invent rescues, individual animal histories or supposedly authentic encounters.

ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT

AI systems use electricity, water, raw materials and data-centre infrastructure. Those costs matter. The project cannot remove them, but it can limit unnecessary generation, reuse approved assets, plan scenes carefully and avoid endless variations without a clear purpose.

WORKING PRINCIPLES

• Every use must serve a defined editorial or educational purpose.
• Generated visuals are not described as documentary footage.
• Factual statements are checked before publication.
• The project does not fabricate rescues, events or personal animal stories.
• Prompts do not ask for imitation of a living artist’s named style.
• AI involvement is disclosed clearly.
• Final responsibility remains human.

HUMAN RESPONSIBILITY

Responsibility remains with the person who decides what to research, generate, edit and publish. Same Life Same Right reviews each finished piece for accuracy, context and the risk of misleading viewers.