A shepherd of the highlands who walked with God, until evil came for him. And he walked with God no more.
Before the Flood. Before the Ark.
Fallen angels. Their giant sons ruling the earth. And one man with a reason to hunt them.
"The Hunt Begins." A shepherd is the only man in his village who stays on his feet. The giant does not punish him. It notices him.
Episode 1 · In production · Trailer slot
Before we built the world, we checked it. Five on-camera investigations into what Scripture, Enoch and the Dead Sea Scrolls actually say about the giants. Everything we claim, we check.
The world of Genesis 6. Cities of Cain, walled and lit and never silent, built around the feet of giants who demand to be worshipped as gods. And the highlands of Seth, where a fading remnant still refuses.
Jorah is a shepherd. A righteous man. When the tribute comes above the river for the first time, he is the only man in his village who stays on his feet. The giant does not punish him. It notices him. It comes back.
Broken, and deliberately left alive, he is found on the cliff by an old man who claims to have killed twelve of them. A hunt, the old man says, is not a fight. You do not engage a Nephilim. You engineer its death.
There were giants in the earth in those days; and also after that, when the sons of God came in unto the daughters of men, and they bare children to them, the same became mighty men which were of old, men of renown.
Genesis 6:4 · Four verses. A flood to erase them.
A shepherd of the highlands who walked with God, until evil came for him. And he walked with God no more.
Old. The old of mountains. Carries weapons no human smith has made and claims twelve kills. Who, or what, he is stays closed.
Fifteen meters of patient, political cruelty. He left Jorah alive on purpose. He wants a worshipper, not a corpse.
The infiltrator caste. At a distance they pass for very large men. Up close, the proportions are a fraction off, and the stillness is not calm.
Son of Noah. An old man narrating what he saw. Honest about Jorah's failures, clear-eyed about grace, never preachy.
A Watcher. The one who taught men to make blades. Every weapon in this world, holy or not, traces back to him.
"Jorah was a shepherd. A righteous man. A man who walked with God. Until evil came for him. And he walked with God no more."
Shem, son of Noah
The Lords do not want corpses. Tribute is theological. A man who will not bow is not a rebel to them. He is a heresy.
Their demand: kneel, and live. His answer is one word.
"You are alive because I choose it. The next time we meet, you will get on your knees and beg me for death."
"No."
Each one opens a door into the world before the Flood. Free, on the channel, the day it drops. The list hears first.
Tribute comes above the river. One man stays standing.
He has seen a bloodline survive the judgment. He hates it.
Where the blades came from. Why the words must be spoken.
Something comes down out of the hills. It is not a Lord.
Noah's family, and a man who shines.
The hunt goes wrong.
No city from before the Flood. No actor fifty feet tall. So we build it, with the same tools the big studios use, 3D worlds, visual effects, and the newest AI, blended until you stop noticing which is which. A small studio making a world nobody has filmed, and showing the work as we go.
Genesis · Enoch · Dead Sea Scrolls
3D worlds · giants · ruins
Visual effects · AI
Edit · sound · color
You'll get the link the day Episode 1 goes live, before it hits the channel. Between episodes: production notes and the behind-the-scenes that never makes the channel. No daily emails.
The giants were real. So was the Flood.