AI video production, first cut in 72 hours
Script, generate, cut. Product explainers, ad variants and talking-head social clips built with AI models instead of a five-person crew. Ten versions of a spot this week, not one next month.
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What you get
Script
Written from your offer and your customer, not a template. You approve it before a frame is generated.
Generation and edit
Shots generated, assembled, graded and cut to length. Music and captions included.
Ten variants
Different hooks, lengths and aspect ratios from one script — enough to actually test, rather than one spot you hope works.
Source files
Project files and exports are yours at handover. No retainer required to get them.
How it goes
One call
Your offer, your customer, your competition — in plain words. Twenty minutes.
Script approved
One page. You sign it off before anything is generated, so nothing is wasted.
First cut in 72 hours
A real, watchable edit — not an animatic or a mood board.
Variants and handover
Hooks and cutdowns for each placement, then files and logins.
What it costs
We don't publish rates, because the honest answer depends on how many variants you need and whether there's a script already. What we do commit to: you approve a number and a start date before any work begins, and if the scope we agreed takes us longer, that's ours.
Questions we get asked
How long does AI video production take?
You get a first cut within 72 hours of approving the script. A full run including variants, revisions and final exports usually takes one to two weeks. The 72-hour figure is the actual first edit, not a storyboard or an animatic — it is watchable and you can react to it.
Is AI video cheaper than filming?
Usually, and the bigger difference is iteration. A live shoot gives you one spot and reshoots cost another shoot day. AI generation lets you produce ten variants of the same script — different hooks, lengths and aspect ratios — for close to the cost of one, so you can test rather than guess.
Do you also shoot with real cameras?
Yes. Cinematic film is a separate service — real cameras, real rooms, founder films and brand anthems, shot and graded to be watched on a screen bigger than a phone. Some projects use both: AI for volume and variants, a shoot for the hero piece.
Who owns the finished video?
You do. Project files, exports and any logins are handed over at the end of the job. There is no retainer you have to keep paying to retain access to your own footage, and nothing is held back to force a second engagement.