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View of Manchester in the background from Liverpool Cathedral. Shot with a 600mm lens.
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Flawless has been named to the @TIME 100 Most Influential Companies of 2025. This honor recognizes the tech behind Watch the Skies, the first theatrically released film dubbed entirely with AI—and our commitment to ethical, artist-first tools for the future of film.
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First poster for ‘WATCH THE SKIES’ starring Inez Dahl Torhaug and Jesper Barkselius.
In theaters May 9.
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"We’re onto something big!” 🚀 A rebellious teen, a quirky UFO club, and a high-stakes adventure that defies reality. 👽✨ Check out the exclusive trailer for WATCH THE SKIES – Only in theaters May 9! 🎬 #WatchTheSkies
Well this is very exciting!! variety.com/2025/film/news/w…
If anyone hasn’t watched this, do. It’s uncompromising and uncomfortable but essential. Technically superb. And the cast are all brilliant. #Adolescence
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Retweet for a chance to win 2 passes for The Charlatans, Embrace & The Coral at Castlefield Bowl in Manchester on July 3rd
Tickets on sale general Friday 10am
Pre-sale tomorrow from 10am
WINNER PICKED AT RANDOM TOMORROW (Thursday) at 9:30am
Good luck to the nominees!
#BFECutAboveAwards 2025 Nominations
Best Edited Single Drama
Sponsored by Flawless/ai
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Conclave
Dune: Part Two
Kneecap
Substance, The
Winner announced 13 February
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#BFECutAboveAwards 2025 Nominations
Best Edited Single Drama
Sponsored by Flawless/ai
@flawlessai
Conclave
Dune: Part Two
Kneecap
Substance, The
Winner announced 13 February
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Today, we sat down with our SVP of Customer Success, Peter Busch, who shared some great insights into how TrueSync is transforming the film localization industry.
Industry leaders like @deluxe1915 and @PixelogicMedia are already using the tech, and their feedback has been nothing short of amazing.
It's not just a tool - it’s a game changer.
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Britpop giveaway time🚨
Win a copy of the new book by 90’s music journalism royalty Miranda Sawyer.
“UNCOMMON PEOPLE: BRITPOP AND BEYOND IN 20 SONGS” is the story of Britpop through Miranda’s song choices.
To win simply like and retweet this post. Winner drawn Monday evening.
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Today is a special day at Flawless as we are announcing our partnerships with @deluxe1915 and @PixelogicMedia, two of the world's top localization houses. Together, we offer end-to-end localization services in over 40 languages to the largest film and TV studios globally.
TrueSync is an AI-powered visual dubbing technology that gives filmmakers
and advertisers the freedom to preserve their creative vision in any language.
It PERFECTLY syncs actors' lip movements with localized voice tracks. This means any story stays true across any language, keeping the authenticity and emotional impact of performances intact.
From feature length movies to global ad campaigns, the result is cinematic quality, native-language filmmaking, putting your work in front of more people than ever before.
Ready to see how TrueSync redefines what's possible in global content delivery?
#TrueSync #AIinFilmmaking #GlobalStorytelling #ContentLocalization #FlawlessAI
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High-quality visual dubbing, or "vubbing," makes international films accessible to a global audience.
"Watch The Skies" will debut in US cinemas this fall, visually translated to English using our tools! Check out this fascinating video showcasing the "vubbing" process and see our technology in action.
#AI #Vubbing #GenerativeAI #Filmmaking
This is super exciting. Can’t wait for everyone to see this.
We’re thrilled to announce “Watch The Skies” - the world’s first fully AI-translated film using our groundbreaking TrueSync technology. ✨ Look for “Watch The Skies” in cinemas across the US this fall. 🍿🎥
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Maryam Moshiri was supposed to say “habitat” but her autocue said “habit”, so she followed it up with “I’m Rob Burgundy” (via @NathanEChard)

























