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AI-Realized, Human-Written Microdrama Series 'Spore Fall' Unveiled
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AI-Realized, Human-Written Microdrama Series ‘Spore Fall’ Unveiled by Singapore Studio Edenstone (EXCLUSIVE)
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Singapore-based studio Edenstone has revealed “Spore Fall,” a human-written, AI-realized microdrama series.
The sci-fi project introduces a hybrid production model in which human-authored scripts and narratives are brought to life through AI-generated visuals, targeting mobile-first audiences globally. Episodes run under three minutes each.
Set in the fictional city of Lionara, the series centers on a disillusioned soldier and a rogue medic forced into an unlikely alliance after an infected man develops abilities that could accelerate human evolution — or trigger its end. A deadly spore pathogen outbreak serves as the backdrop, suppressed by an authoritarian regime.
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Creator and showrunner Joel Boh said the project is designed to demonstrate that Singapore can compete on the world stage without major studio resources. “AI accelerates that journey — turning past constraints into our next creative frontier,” he said.
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The series has attracted 2025 Golden Horse Award winner Chan Gin Kai, CEO of Silver Media Group, as executive producer. Chan’s investment platform, Silver Media Fund — regulated by the Monetary Authority of Singapore and managed by One Apex Capital — has also signed on to structure and lead a capital raise for the “Spore Fall” franchise, with transmedia expansion into feature films, games and collectibles planned.
“It keeps storytelling human while using AI as a tool to scale imagination,” Chan said of the project.
“Spore Fall” will launch as a free-to-view, 10-episode vertical series across its own website, TikTok, YouTube Shorts, Instagram Reels and selected streaming partners between March and June. A feature film is slated for theatrical release in 2028, to be followed by a novel, games and Web3 collectibles.
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