Watch the reel
A scene from "You, Her, and I" — the proof, not a pitch
A VLM Studio Production — Written & Directed by Ty Larkin
Short films · Series · Commissioned narrative

Everyone's watching You, Her, and I.
What if the next one was yours?

Two organic Instagram episodes pulled 15,000+ views and hundreds of comments — no ad spend, people sharing it with friends unprompted, viewers calling it "better than Power." That's the reel. Commission VLM — the studio behind it, directed by Ty Larkin — to write and shoot your own short film or series in that same voice.

  • Written & directed by Ty Larkin, the voice behind You, Her, and I
  • You approve the story before it ships
  • Three ways in — a short film, a season, or an extended season
Commission inquiry
Tell us about your project and we'll follow up about what it takes to bring it to life.
This is an inquiry, not a purchase. No charge, no automated sequences after this form.
The gap

Everyone's making
"AI content." Almost none
of it looks like this.

Most AI video is disposable — a talking head reading a script, gone in two seconds of scroll. "You, Her, and I" isn't that, because it isn't made that way. Story, characters, and every scene start on paper — the same groundwork any real show is built on. AI drafts a rough outline from that; then VLM's director rewrites it, including every line of dialogue, to lock the vision. AI accelerates the shoot once direction is set — it's a production tool, not the storyteller. Two organic Instagram episodes, no ad spend, real views and comments and counting — the proof isn't a demo reel VLM built to sell you, it's the actual series, already out, already being watched.

Real output, not a demo reel

No stock footage.
No AI-slop montage.
This is the reel.

Boutique production companies get hired because a client has seen their reel and wants that exact voice for their own project — not generic production labor. "You, Her, and I" is VLM's reel. Every still below is a frame from the actual show.

Still from You, Her, and I — Episode 2 Still from You, Her, and I — Episode 2 Still from You, Her, and I — Episode 2
Real frames from a real, currently-running series — not concept art.

“Better than Power.”

— real comment, Episode 2, Instagram

“I was so focused watching this, need more episodes—make it a new tv show.”

— real comment, Instagram

“Bro ty hit me bro! This talent of yours with ai getting crazy.”

— real comment from a fellow creator, Instagram
Why this bet works

This audience already
exists. The question is
whether your story is in it.

Serialized short-form drama isn't a fringe format — it's one of the fastest-growing categories in entertainment, and the audience "You, Her, and I" pulled from is part of something much bigger already in motion.

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Projected size of the short-drama industry by 2026 — up from $12.8B (Deloitte)
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Daily views on YouTube Shorts alone — this is where people already watch, on their phones (LoopEx Digital)
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Episode completion rate — audiences finish the story, not just sample it (Variety)

Vertical drama platform revenue nearly 4x'd in a single year — $178M to $700M, Q1 2024 to Q1 2025. This category is still early, and a commission puts your story inside it.

Built for two kinds of people who both want the same thing
FANDOM
If you're building a fandom
The escape: Your favorite creators keep teasing spinoffs and fan projects that never actually get made — or fan-fiction with no production value behind it.
The arrival: A commissioned short or season built around your characters and world, written and shot in a voice proven to hold an audience, ready to actually post.
BRAND
If you're building a brand
The escape: Stock-footage ads that vanish in two seconds of scroll, or traditional shoots that cost a fortune and take three weeks to deliver one video.
The arrival: A narrative short or series built around your brand or story, in a voice with proven traction — a real asset, not another disposable ad.
How a commission works
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You tell us your story
Send your brief, characters, world, or brand — however rough. Fandom idea or business story, it starts the same way.
02
VLM's director shapes it
Story and characters get worked out on paper first, the way any real show is built. AI drafts a base outline from that; then the director's rewrite — every scene, every line of dialogue — locks the vision.
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You approve before it ships
Nothing goes out, or into your hands, without your sign-off first. AI accelerates production once direction is set — it's a production tool, not the storyteller.

Behind that process is CreateFlow — VLM's proprietary, custom-built production platform (eight months in the making, six figures of build cost) that holds characters, locations, and voice consistent across an entire season. It's real infrastructure most solo AI creators don't have, and it's a quiet part of why the work holds together at commission scale.

Get started

Your story,
told the same way.

Tell us what you've got — a fandom world, a brand, a script that's been sitting in your notes app — and we'll follow up about what it takes to bring it to life in VLM's voice.

This is an inquiry, not a purchase
A real person follows up, no automated sequences