KaMeek Lucas Taitt
Practical AI for creative work
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For filmmakers, creatives & production offices

I'm KaMeek Lucas Taitt — film & TV producer. Co-producer on Empire City, credits on Paramount's Love & Monsters and AMC's Nautilus, and national spots for NBC, CBS & Hulu.

I produce films with AI handling the busywork. In 90 minutes, I'll build your system with you.

AI should give you more time for the work you actually care about — not become another tool to manage. We'll build three practical workflows around your real projects, so you leave with less busywork, more breathing room, and a clear way to use AI every day.

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Only three spots to start · $350 each · Includes a 30-day plan & one follow-up call

Run a production company or post house? There's a track for your whole office →

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The honest problem

You're curious about AI. You're also busy, and careful.

Most AI advice for creatives is either hype or homework. Neither gives you any time back. Sound familiar?

The tools never stick

You've tried a few. Big burst of excitement, then you're back to the old way. Nothing ever became a habit you trust.

Admin eats the creative hours

Scheduling, notes, chasing down details across five different apps. The quiet stuff that eats the hours you'd rather spend making things.

The session

One working session. Five things you walk out with.

This isn't a lecture or a tool demo. It's 90 minutes of real work on your actual bottlenecks, with someone who runs this stuff every day.

01

A map of your real bottlenecks

We find the repetitive stuff quietly eating your week. The tasks worth handing off first.

02

Three safe, practical AI workflows

Each one takes a recurring task off your plate. Built around your projects and the way you actually work, so there's no generic advice to translate on your own.

03

Clear privacy & confidentiality boundaries

What's fine to run through AI, what stays off-limits, and where to draw the line on sensitive stuff.

04

A personalized 30-day plan

Small steps, in order, so this actually becomes part of your week instead of a good idea you forget.

05

One follow-up call

For once you've started and hit a wall. Most advice skips this part. It's the part that makes it stick.

The point of it

Fewer tabs. More of your attention back.

The goal isn't to turn you into an AI expert. It's a couple of workflows that quietly do their job, so more of your week goes to the work only you can do.

The trust part

Your work stays your work.

None of this saves you time if you're second-guessing where your material ends up. So before we build anything, we settle one question: what should never leave your hands?

Draw the line first

We decide what's off-limits (scripts, footage, client material) before building anything around it.

We figure it out together

We build every workflow around what you're comfortable putting into an AI tool, so nothing sensitive ends up somewhere you didn't choose.

You stay in control

You'll know exactly what each workflow touches, and how to explain it to a client who asks.

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KaMeek Lucas Taitt

Film & TV producer · Empire City · Love & Monsters · Nautilus

I use AI to spend less time managing the work and more time doing the work:

  • An AI collaborator that remembers my projects and works inside clear rules
  • Project planning and task routing through Basecamp
  • Meetings turned into follow-ups and clear next steps
  • Research distilled into decisions, with the claims actually checked
  • Script analysis and creative support that sharpens my judgment instead of replacing it
  • YouTube research, scripting, and production planning
Who's behind it

My approach to AI is simple: if it becomes another thing to manage, it's failed.

I'm a producer, not a software company. I'm co-producing the feature Empire City, I have credits on Paramount's Love & Monsters and AMC's Nautilus, and I've produced national commercials for NBC, CBS, and Hulu. I use AI to remove friction, keep track of the loose ends, and protect my attention for the work that actually needs me. The goal isn't to squeeze more tasks into the day. It's to spend less of the day managing work and more of it doing meaningful work.

That's what this session is built around. We'll look at your real projects, find the recurring work that keeps stealing your time, and build three practical workflows around it. Clear boundaries. A simple setup. Less to carry.

Early pricing

Three seats. That's it for now.

Only three sessions available
$350
per session
  • 90-minute working session, focused on your projects
  • Three safe AI workflows that take real tasks off your plate
  • Clear privacy & confidentiality boundaries
  • A personalized 30-day implementation plan
  • One follow-up call to keep you moving
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It's new, so I'm only taking three people to start. You get direct access and a real say in how it works.

For production offices

Run a company? Set up the whole office.

The session above is built for one person. If you run a production company, a post house, or a producing team, the bigger win is an office where these systems run every day — and someone who keeps them running.

Step 01

Start with one session

Same working session, pointed at your office. We map the busywork across your team and build the first three workflows on real production work.

Step 02

AI for your production office

A monthly arrangement: I build and maintain your workflows, train your coordinators, and keep everything inside clear confidentiality boundaries.

The point

An AI department, without the headcount

Paperwork, notes, and follow-ups that handle themselves, so your team's hours go to the production — not the admin around it.

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Monthly arrangements are shaped on the call, and start after a working session proves it on your real work.

How it works

Three simple steps.

Step 01

Reserve your seat

Book your seat and pay securely by card. Or send a quick note first if you want to make sure it's a fit.

Step 02

The 90-minute session

We go through your bottlenecks, build out three workflows, and set your privacy boundaries. Live, on your real work.

Step 03

Your plan & follow-up

You get a written 30-day plan, plus a follow-up call to sort out whatever gets stuck.

Straight answers

Questions you're probably asking.

Is my confidential material safe?

That's the first thing we sort out. Before we build anything, we decide what's off-limits (scripts, footage, client details) and design around it. You'll leave able to explain the boundary to a client.

Do I need to be technical?

Nope. If you can use email and a calendar, you're fine. The whole point is keeping it simple enough that you'll actually stick with it.

I've already tried AI and it didn't stick. Why is this different?

Most people grab a tool without a plan. We start from your actual bottlenecks, keep it to three workflows, and give you a 30-day plan and a follow-up call. That's what turns it into a habit instead of a one-off experiment.

What exactly do I walk away with?

Three workflows built around your projects, a written 30-day plan, clear privacy boundaries, and a follow-up call. Real things you can start using that same week.

Why only three seats?

It's new, and I'm keeping it small so each session gets my full attention. The first few people get direct access and a say in how it grows, at a price that reflects showing up early.

Can you set this up for my company or team?

Yes — that's the production office track. We start with the same working session, pointed at your office instead of one person. If it proves out, we move to a monthly arrangement where I keep the workflows running and train your team. Book a fit call and we'll talk it through.

Only three spots · $350 each

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Grab a seat and pay securely by card. Not sure yet? Send a quick note and we'll make sure it's a fit first.

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No obligation. If it's not the right fit, I'll tell you.