Our project is rooted solely in the biblical canon. We find that the source text provides a rich foundation that is often overlooked in favor of more stylized, extra-biblical interpretations. By focusing on the canon, we can create a unique visual language that feels fresh and expansive without losing its original meaning. This approach ensures the world of GENESIS feels grounded, cinematic, and unlike any other adaptation you’ve seen before.

This is made for older teens and adults. We're treating Genesis like the serious, emotionally complex story it is. If you've ever wanted someone to tell it that way, this is for you.

Yes, in the broader concepts, absolutely. The text guides everything we do and we have no interest in rewriting it. That said, Scripture is often sparse on detail in this era, so where it stays quiet we lean into artistic and character-driven choices to flesh the story out in a way that honors the source.

We're Christians. This project exists because we love this story and believe it deserves to be told well. That's the heart behind all of it.

We think so. Job 40:15-24 describes the Behemoth, a creature of enormous power that God made alongside mankind and that ranks first among the works of God. Genesis portrays a world filled with creation in its full scale and we're leaning into that.

Not at all. The story touches on things every person relates to. Origins, family, loss, hope. Our faith shapes how we tell it but the story is for everyone.

The proof will be used to pitch anyone who may be interested in granting additional funding and distribution. As for what it ultimately becomes — maybe a movie first, then a series? We shall see!

No. Every frame is made by real artists. This is handcrafted work by people who genuinely care about making something worth watching.

For cost effective purposes and with the aid of new technology in animation, we are utilizing 3D. That said, we are working hard to capture the essence of our stylized 2D artwork in a way that stays true to our artistic identity. The goal is for it to feel like our art came to life.

No, and that was a choice. Going independent means we keep creative control and no one gets to water down the story.

Doing it right is expensive. Modeling, rigging, lighting, rendering, sound, music and a professional team all add up. Every minute of finished 3D animation is hundreds of hours of work and cutting corners shows.

Yes. What you're seeing now are early development designs and they'll keep evolving. The proof-of-concept is the first real look at where this is headed.

GENESIS offers a glimpse into a world of wonder, but much of its timeline remains a mystery. We know there are debates over timelines. Our framework is simpler: we believe God did what He needed to do. We see a history that started on a massive, mighty scale (where animals and humans were at their prime) and over time, things shifted into the smaller proportions we see today. So while many theories and conversations are to be had, we're just here to animate the wonder of what God created. Saying this, these details are not the main focus of the story here.

And yes... dinosaurs will be part of this interpretation! Check out Job 40:15-24 and let us know what you think it could be! :)