Dor Brothers Rock Cinematic AI

A recent Forbes feature highlights the rise of Dor Brothers, a generative film studio pushing the limits of AI filmmaking. The article centers on a fan made trailer titled GTA VII: Egypt, created by Yonatan Dor, which reimagines the Grand Theft Auto universe through cinematic generative AI.

Dor Brothers built deep expertise by producing over 200 AI driven music videos, including the widely praised Hide and Seek video for the band SiM. Working under extreme time pressure and minimal creative briefs, the team blends traditional art references with modern AI techniques to create high impact visuals that feel cinematic rather than synthetic.

For the GTA inspired project, the studio used a modular AI workflow combining Midjourney for image generation, Pika Labs for animation, Photoshop for cleanup, ElevenLabs for narration, Magnific AI for upscaling, and Premiere for final editing. Thousands of images were generated to achieve the final result, reflecting the scale and experimentation now possible in generative AI video production.

The article also traces Dor’s early adoption of AI tools, starting with VQGAN in 2022, long before today’s mainstream platforms existed. That early curiosity evolved into what is now a full AI filmmaking studio and AI video production agency working with global clients, tech platforms, and creative teams.

As generative tools continue to accelerate, the piece frames Dor Brothers as a signal of where the industry is heading, toward hybrid studios that sit at the intersection of storytelling, automation, and cinematic craft.

This story offers a clear look into the future of creative production and why AI video production masterclass level expertise, generative film studios, and purpose built AI video production agencies are quickly becoming central to modern media.

You can read the full original article on Forbes for deeper technical detail and commentary on the broader impact of generative AI on film and culture.