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Peng Qingyun's AI Short-Drama Venture: Putting Customer Approvals in the Right Order

In a two-person AI drama service, communication and production may belong to different people, while one customer comment affects an entire film. Drawing on reporting about Peng Qingyun, this article examines staged approval of scripts, characters and samples, and handovers that keep sales promises within production capacity.

Chinese edition published 23 Oct 2026 · 阅读中文原文 ↗

Source timingSource date: 2026-03-31; sources checked: 2026-10-23.

Tianxia Wangshang reported in March 2026 that Peng founded Hangzhou Xingjing Engine, with two regular members then and work involving AI short dramas. We omit the report's revenue targets and do not present targets as achieved results.

Translate sales promises into production actions

A request for a more sophisticated style can become specific decisions about pacing, clothing, lighting and sound. Keep the customer's words alongside their production interpretation. If that interpretation cannot work, return it for confirmation before generation.

Approval order determines the scale of rework

We suggest approving story and characters first, then a few continuous shots, and only then a complete segment. Expanding shots before character approval multiplies later changes. List unfinished elements with the sample so the customer does not assume the whole film is equally complete.

Working together does not create unlimited capacity

Each person can track tasks awaiting approval separately from active production, allowing for revisions to return when scheduling new work. Estimate difficult character continuity or extensive lip-sync adjustments separately. These are editorial proposals, not evidence of the team's actual process or sustainable large-scale capacity.

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