AMIRA gives artists a shot-centered workspace for generation and revision. Signet will give producers a live visual view of the same pipeline. Together, they form the foundation of M-Deck.
Roadmap: AMIRA is the first tool in the M-Deck stack. Signet — the producer-side visual pipeline — is in development, with additional production and editorial tools planned around the same connected foundation.
AMIRA brings references, prompts, generations, approvals, and review actions into one shot-centered workspace. Artists can move from image development into video iteration without losing the history of how a result was made.
Shot-first organization. Work is structured around production shot IDs and clean local shot folders — not loose downloads.
Connected references. Pull and view production references and storyboards through a Frame.io-connected workflow.
Generation built in. Run image and video generation through Google Vertex AI workflows — image development, Veo video, and Omni generation and editing. Model support evolves with the tools.
Traceable history. Results, prompts, likes, approved frames, annotations, review actions, and basic metrics stay tied to the shot.
Clean exports. Export copies as original format, PNG, or high-quality JPG — always preserving the source file.
Designed for production environments where speed matters, consistency matters, and every version needs to remain traceable. Available for private demos and pilot conversations.
On real productions, the work fragments across five places at once — and the story of how a shot got made disappears into folders and chat threads.
AMIRA and Signet are the tools people operate. M-Deck Core and Console are the supporting services designed to make collaboration and licensing possible as the stack expands.
Shot-centered generation and revision. Publishes lightweight status events — "image approved," "video generated," "sent for review."
The future connection layer: users, projects, shots, statuses, activity, and thumbnails — carrying status data, not heavy media.
A live visual pipeline board. Watches the same shot records and updates automatically; notes and priorities flow back to artists.
The future management layer for users, organizations, licenses, seats, devices, and product access — owned and operated by M Theory.
Signet turns the shot pipeline into a live visual board. Producers can arrange work the way they think — by sequence, status, artist, dependency, or urgency — while connected shot activity updates from the production floor.
Every shot is a movable node on an infinite canvas — grouped by sequence, artist, stage, deadline, or dependency.
Nodes carry the latest approved thumbnail, assigned artist, stage, generation counts, and blocker states.
Producers assign artists, mark priorities, and send notes that flow back to AMIRA.
Bottlenecks, waiting approvals, and stalled shots become visible at a glance.
Signet is currently in research and development as the producer-side companion to AMIRA.
Working desktop application in private pilot. Available for demos and pilot conversations with studios, agencies, and production teams.
The producer-side visual pipeline board, in active development — starting with live shot status flowing from AMIRA.
The shared connection layer and the administration portal: accounts, projects, seats, devices, and licensing — plus additional production and editorial tools around the same foundation.
M Theory is a Los Angeles creative technology studio founded by filmmaker and entrepreneur Jaime Hernandez on a simple bet: the next great production companies won't choose between film craft and AI — they'll be fluent in both.
M-Deck wasn't designed in the abstract. Every workflow in the stack comes from shots that actually had to ship — references that had to be honored, revisions that had to be traceable, and approvals that had to survive the chaos of a real pipeline. It's production software built by people who live inside the production.
For studios, agencies, production companies, and creative teams.
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