I've been building something quietly for the last several months. I'm Dhaval Harish Mehta, a filmmaker and AI Creative Director behind ThePixelVibe. My background started much earlier than AI. I got into traditional VFX pipelines when I was around 19. I didn't learn this stuff from polished tutorials back then. I learned by watching how things were actually made — how pixels were built, how a black-and-white image could be painted with the right shades, how a frame could change completely through composition, lighting, colour, perspective and tiny decisions. Over the years I've worked across editing, commercial work, shoots, visual effects and lately with celebrity productions. When AI started becoming serious, I adapted early again. From experimenting with prompts, references and image models, I eventually started building my own workflow around something I kept noticing: The real problem isn't generating an image. It's knowing what image should exist in the first place. So I've been building an early-stage AI Visual Direction Engine around that idea. You can bring me an idea — say an MG Comet commercial in Jaipur — and we can start directing the visual world around it. Location. Architecture. Camera language. Lighting. Composition. Styling. References. Colour. VFX concepts. Even the small contextual details that make the frame actually belong to that world. The system is designed to retain the context instead of making us start over every time we iterate. And that's where my filmmaking background becomes important. I'm constantly looking at the tiny things: Does the composition make sense? Does the light belong there? Does the perspective work? Does the environment feel real? Is the visual language consistent? What happens if we change the camera? What happens if we blend two completely different references? The engine is still early and I'm continuously making it more robust. It isn't a finished consumer product yet. Right now, I'm the interface. You bring the idea. We sit together. We vibe direct. And within minutes, we can start seeing possibilities that would otherwise take a lot of prompting, iterations, time and credits to discover. I'm opening this up for a small number of early collaborations with: Filmmakers. Photographers. AI artists. Creative directors. Production houses. Ad agencies. Brands. Founders. And anyone working on something visually ambitious. I'm not charging for these early sessions. I'm looking to collaborate, learn from real production problems, push the engine further and see what this workflow can become. If you have an idea you've been trying to visualize, bring it to me. I'll bring the engine. Let's vibe direct. Instagram / work: @ThePixelVibe (https://lnkd.in/d8qpqMSM) Book a session: [https://lnkd.in/dr3gcwa2] 😊✨