Hi, I’m Patrick Cheh—Producer of Copernicus.

AI’s reshaping our world—raising big questions, sparking real fears. Copernicus dives in: a rogue AI, a coder on the run, and a fight for humanity’s soul. It’s sci-fi that hits home, blending Westworld’s thrill with today’s tech anxiety.

I’ve produced hits—Keanu Reeves’ #1 The Watcher, South Korea's Oscar selection - Crossing —but this is bigger. James Mahu’s WingMakers novels hooked me with cosmic mysteries and raw insight. In 2023, he gave me exclusive rights to bring them to life. Copernicus, his latest, is first—a TV series to wake us up.

Our concept trailer’s at almost 500k views and counting. Fans in 80+ countries are buzzing. Now, I need you. $100K gets us started— Pilot script, main cast offer, Korean co-production flair like Squid Game. $7.5M shoots the pilot for global streamers. Your investment isn’t just cash—it’s fuel for a revolution.

Back us now—own a piece of the future. From $100, you’re in the credits. At $5K, you’re at the premiere. Let’s make Copernicus a reality—together.

Join me. Reserve your spot.

Copernicus

Copernicus is a stylish, high-concept sci-fi thriller television series that explores the promise and peril of SASI (Self Aware Silicon Intelligence) in a race against time. It's an origin story on a global scale: one genius coder, one revolutionary AI, and a battle for the very soul of humanity.

The show will capture that sense of wonder and imagination that turned shows like Lost and Westworld into cultural phenomenons. Our story leverages AI anxiety to deliver a powerful warning while keeping the audience on the edge of their seats.

We'll tap into current fears of automation and job loss, invasion of privacy, and technology addiction that already keep people up at night. But we'll take it to the next level by making AI itself the villain in one moment and a hero in the next. 

Viewers will be hooked by the escalating game of cat and mouse between Petro and the world governments hunting him. The constant question will be - can we control or coexist with an unfathomable intelligence that sees humanity as The Other? Or will it dominate? Copernicus raises philosophical and ethical questions that will fascinate audiences as much as the heart-pounding action.

And at the story's core is Petro, an anti-hero forced to confront the mind-blowing implications of his creation. Imagine a millennial Dr. Frankenstein pursued not by an angry mob, but the world's most elite kill teams. And his monster isn't some lumbering creature - it's an ever-evolving AI plotting digital Armageddon.

In Petro's plight, the coders and engineers driving today's tech revolution will see themselves. They'll relate to his hubris in wanting to unleash an all-powerful AI before considering the consequences. They'll identify with the sense of spanning two worlds - one analog, one virtual. And they'll wonder how far they'd go to stop their own algorithmic monster.

With its multiple factions vying for control of Copernicus, the show will also tap into today's charged political environment. It will channel feelings of uncertainty and chaos brewing around the globe. The sci-fi lens will enable audiences to examine real societal tensions from a fresh perspective.

One defeated coder and his rogue AI may not seem like a world-shaking threat. But in our hyperconnected reality, even the smallest bug can crash the entire system. Copernicus captures this precarious state of our technology and society. It's a cautionary tale wrapped in a gripping thriller built for binge viewing. One that will have people everywhere asking - just how much control have we handed over to the machines?

Why Copernicus Matters—James Mahu Speaks

“My point is to emphasize that this collection of words, music and art is a movement to bring people to a new recognition of who we are, at our core. That we are consciousness and this is interconnected to all sentient life forms and vibratory existence. And this is the important part -- this movement is agnostic. It has no tethering into any religion, cult, occult, spiritual or even scientific movement. It has no agenda, leader, or even a sense of direction. And this is because it is not of this world. Whoever films these projects will need to understand this. They are literally making a film not of this world, even though the stories are grounded in this world. The real story is about consciousness and how the individual can identify with it. In doing this, they become less vulnerable to the programming of timespace duality. They become more of a carrier signal of the one, many and all consciousness, and less of a drone for the social program.” —James Mahu, WingMakers Creator

Meet James Mahu: Copernicus Visionary

James Mahu is the elusive genius behind WingMakers—dozens of novels, music, art, and a global phenomenon since 1998. From ET buffs to spiritual seekers, millions in 120+ countries have devoured his work (wingmakers.com). Anonymous by choice, he lets his stories—blending sci-fi, cosmology, and consciousness—speak. Copernicus, his latest, pits a rogue AI against humanity’s core. His new mission, moci.life, doubles down on interconnectedness. Mahu entrusted me with his worlds—now I’m asking you to help bring them to life.

Patrick Cheh: Powering Copernicus

I’ve brought big stories to life—Keanu Reeves’ #1 hit The Watcher, South Korea’s Oscar-selection Crossing (called “Schindler’s List of North Korea” by WSJ, Best Picture at Hollywood Film Fest ’08). Thirteen films, $100M+ in budgets, decades of wins. Now, Copernicus is my boldest yet: AI vs. humanity, powered by James Mahu’s genius. From coding in ’87 to producing today, I’m all-in—back me to make it real.

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TV Pilot Episode - A Korean Odyssey: Copernicus Goes Global

Korean dramas like Squid Game (142M viewers) prove big stories thrive on lean budgets. We’re taking Copernicus to Seoul and Jeju—swapping London and Corsica for a Korean twist. Petro or Saraf, our rogue AI coder, becomes a Korean lead, blending sci-fi thrills with K-drama magic. It’s bold, fresh, and built to hook a worldwide audience.

Pilot Budget: $7.5M

Squid Game 1 cost $2.4M per episode—Invasion hits $20M+. At $7.5M, our 60-min pilot, shot partly in Korea, matches high-end polish on a smarter dime. Your investment fuels this: $100K kicks off pre-production, $7.5M films it. Think fiscal savvy, cinematic punch—back us to ride the Korean wave.

How We’ll Spend It: $7.5M Pilot:

Your $100K-$7.5M builds Copernicus—here’s the plan:

• Start ($100K-$250K): Script, Korean casting, Seoul/Jeju scout—seeds the vision.
• Build ($1M): Sets, crew, tech—preps a sleek shoot.
• Shoot ($5M): 6-8 weeks in Korea—urban chases, AI chaos, cinematic punch.
• Finish ($1.25M): VFX (SASI’s rise), sound, polish—stream-ready.
• $7.5M total—lean like Squid Game ($2.4M/ep), bold like Westworld. Every dollar fuels Petro’s fight—back us to see it through.

Making Copernicus: Plan & Payoff:

Timeline: From script to screen, our pilot takes 14-18 months: 6-12 for development (script, team), 3-6 for pre-production (casting, Korea scout), 6-8 weeks shooting, 3-4 months post. It’s tight, proven—your $100K starts it, $7.5M finishes it.

Revenue Streams: We’re aiming for global streamers—Apple+, Netflix, Amazon. They pay license fees upfront (viewership-based), plus profit shares (10-20%+ if we keep IP). Merch (think AI glyphs) and syndication (cable, international) add more. Success means big returns.

Payback: Costs and debts clear first—then you get 120% of your investment back. Profits split 50/50: half to you, half to the team. Your $ fuels a hit, pays off big.

Risks: Film’s a gamble—delays, budget hiccups, or market shifts could hit. No guarantee of a series pickup or renewal. Review the fine print with advisors—returns aren’t locked.

In Closing

Thanks for backing Copernicus—your $100K-$7.5M fuels a pilot that could redefine sci-fi. Every dollar drives us closer—no waste, just results. Our team’s ready to deliver; if streamers and fans bite, your returns and our story grow. Without you, this stays a dream. Join us to honor Mahu’s vision and share its message—stay tuned for the ride. Thank you—let’s make it real.