FILMS BY KRISTEN
I create cinematic stories, campaigns, and visual worlds that move people.
A cinematic fragrance film built around movement, memory, and the feeling of something almost untouchable. Light, fabric, architecture, and performance come together to create a quiet sense of elegance and longing.
ABOUT KRISTEN
For nearly twenty years, I’ve worked as a Radiation Therapist in a field built around trust, precision, technology, and helping people feel safe during some of the most vulnerable moments of their lives.
I’m also a single mother, a lifelong creative, and someone who has always been drawn to the emotional side of human experience. Films by Kristen began as something fun on the side. Somewhere along the way, creating images became creating movement, movement became sound, sound became editing, and suddenly I had found a new way to make people feel.
Today, I create AI cinematic films using a mix of creative direction, image generation, video generation, sound design, voice, and editing. I use whatever tools best serve the idea, but the technology is never the point. The feeling is.
Technology expands what I can create. Emotion decides whether it matters.
I’m interested in the moment when image, sound, movement, and timing finally come together and something clicks emotionally. That is the work I want to keep pursuing. I want to create films people remember.
WHAT I CREATE
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Commercial films designed to create desire, memory, and emotional response.
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From concept to final frame, I combine human direction with emerging creative tools.
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Music, narrative, branded worlds, and ideas that don’t fit inside traditional production.
QUESTIONABLE INDUSTRIES
An original AI comedy universe created by Kristen DeJardine. Absurd products. Recurring characters. Cinematic storytelling. Questionable Industries is where I explore character, comedy, voice, sound, and visual storytelling through self-initiated creative experiments. It gives me room to test unusual ideas, build recurring worlds, and push concepts in unexpected directions, while using the same cinematic tools and storytelling instincts I bring to commissioned work.
START A PROJECT
Tell me what you’re imagining. Share a little about the idea, and I’ll take it from there.