A London AI-driven creative studio, launched in 2025, that makes short films, music videos and branded content with filmmakers and AI tools.
Wonder is a London-based creative studio that uses artificial intelligence to make film and video content. It works on short films, branded content, trailers and music videos, and charges a service fee to producers and companies that outsource production to it. In July 2025 it launched four short films, each directed by a different filmmaker and exploring themes such as consciousness and simulation, and it has produced a music video for Lewis Capaldi's Something in the Heavens.
The company's co-founder and chief executive is Xavier Collins, and its chief creative officer is Justin Hackney, a BAFTA-winning filmmaker who was previously a creative director at the AI voice company ElevenLabs. We did not find a formal mission statement. Mr Collins has said that storytelling should be about creativity and not about overcoming financial and logistical barriers, and the studio says it wants to help new talent make work with fewer resources. Press coverage quotes an investor describing the founders' aim as creating the entertainment studio for the next generation.
Several reports describe Wonder as a London-based studio, and it has advertised creative technologist roles in London through a job site. We could not find a street address or a headcount, so it is best to think of it as a small, young London company. It has built its work around partnerships with filmmakers rather than a large permanent production floor.
On people and culture, the company says it wants to build an ecosystem of AI filmmakers, traditional creatives and technologists, and to help a new generation of filmmaking talent. That is the company's own aim as reported by the press, not something we can check. Because the studio is new, its ways of working are probably still being shaped, which can suit people who like to learn quickly and try new tools.
Roles in an AI-led studio can include directors and writers, editors, creative technologists who build and test AI workflows, producers who manage client projects, and sound and music specialists. A background in film, animation, design, computer science or a mix of these can be useful, and showing your own short work is a good way to stand out in the creative industries generally. Check the company website for what is on offer now.
Website: www.wonder.studio
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