AI short films. A brand story, built shot by shot.

What you can commission

• Product videos showing uses, situations and selling points.
• Brand films with a clear visual direction and story.
• Social ads, Reels and event teasers.

Five stages, from brief to finished film.

1. 01

   Brief and quote

   Agree audience, platform, duration, format, references, budget and deadline. The quote specifies shots, versions, revisions and generation costs.

2. 02

   Script, storyboard and keyframes

   Plan around 5–8 shots with actions, timing and reference frames. Use your assets or quote separately for keyframe creation. Obtain written approval from the final decision maker.

3. 03

   Test shot and scene generation

   Approve a representative shot for style, characters and product appearance, then produce the remaining shots. Address distortions and continuity problems scene by scene.

4. 04

   Edit, subtitles and sound

   Edit the sequence and add approved subtitles, voiceover, music and branding. Logos, product text and prices are composited in post-production for accuracy.

5. 05

   Acceptance and delivery

   Review against the approved storyboard and specifications. Consolidate feedback, approve the preview and settle the balance before final delivery.

What we need before production

Purpose and specifications

Platform, audience, message, duration, aspect ratio, budget and delivery date.

Product and brand assets

Clear product photos, original logo files, brand colours and fonts. List labels or appearance details that must remain exact.

Visual direction

One to three references explaining the pacing, shots or style. Consistent character references; keyframe creation can be quoted separately.

Copy and audio

Approved claims, subtitles, narration and pronunciations, or commission a draft for your approval. Specify language, music direction and exclusions.

Approval and permissions

One final decision maker, feedback deadlines and permission to use supplied images, likenesses, voices, trademarks and music.

Agree acceptance criteria before production.

A clear reference for acceptance

Compare shots, character and product consistency, text, audio, format and duration against the approved storyboard, keyframes, test shot and specifications. We correct typos and deviations from approved content.

Two consolidated minor revision rounds

The quote includes two minor revision rounds within the approved direction. One decision maker supplies consolidated feedback. Regeneration allowances are specified; changes to characters, scenes, concepts or approved storyboards are quoted separately.

Test demanding visuals first

Hands, small product details, lip sync and continuous long shots need assessment. Agree alternative shots, supplied footage or post-production where a generated shot cannot meet the required standard.

Payment and scheduling

50% deposit after quote approval. Review the preview and agreed revisions, then settle the balance before delivery. Scheduling starts when the deposit, assets and storyboard approvals are complete; delayed feedback moves the schedule.

Commercial use and deliverables

Agree channels, territories and asset licences in the quote. Watermark-free MP4 masters and subtitle versions can be included. Extra ratios, project files, prompts and generated assets are specified separately.

Deliverables specified in your quote

• MP4 film at the agreed aspect ratio, duration and resolution.
• Subtitle and clean versions as agreed.
• Approved narration, music and brand assets.
• Storyboard and acceptance checklist for scope review.

Before you commission