No crew.
No camera.
You have the idea. What you do not have is a studio, a budget, or a free weekend. Bring the song, the story, or the thing you already know, and take back something you would actually put your name on.
- Looks
- 999
- Clay, anime, 3D, photoreal, and more
- Formats
- 30s-8m
- Paced properly, not padded to length
- Cast
- Yours
- One character, the same face throughout
You read the script before anything renders, and you see every shot before it is made. Nothing costs you a render until you have looked at it.
Every one of these is backed by looks and formats that already exist. Open one and the counts link to the catalogue that proves it.
01 · MUSICMusic videos
Upload an MP3 and get back a shot per lyric line, cut to your own vocal.
- You bring
- Your song
- You get
- One shot per line
- Runs
- One upload, one render
02 · CHARACTERSOne character, every video
Build the face once and stop redrawing it.
- You bring
- A character, once
- You get
- The same person, every shot
- Runs
- Built once, reused in every video
03 · DOCUMENTARYFaceless documentary
A history channel, without ever being on camera.
- You bring
- A link, or a brief
- You get
- A narrated short with a shape
- Runs
- 7 to 8 minutes, or as short as you like
04 · WEEKLYPost every week
A weekly channel where the host is a character you built, not your face.
- You bring
- A link or a few sentences
- You get
- The episode, and its shorts
- Runs
- One sitting a week
05 · STORIESFables and myths
80 folk and world traditions, so a story can be told in the art it came from.
- You bring
- The text
- You get
- A telling, in one tradition
- Runs
- Five to eight minutes, or shorter
06 · PUBLISHINGBook trailers
Paste the synopsis and get back a 45 second trailer, in a look no stock library sells.
- You bring
- Your synopsis
- You get
- A 45 second trailer
- Runs
- 45 seconds
07 · TEACHINGCourse videos
Set the look once and lesson 12, rebuilt in March, still matches lesson 39.
- You bring
- One brief per lesson
- You get
- A lesson that matches the rest
- Runs
- 3 to 8 minutes a lesson
08 · ANIMATIONAnimated stories
380 animated looks, and a cast that still looks like itself in episode nine.
- You bring
- A story and a character
- You get
- A cast that holds
- Runs
- 30 seconds to 8 minutes
09 · TABLETOPCampaign lore
Type up the campaign and get back the world your players have been describing for two years.
- You bring
- A written brief
- You get
- One world, not three pictures
- Runs
- 45 seconds to 7 minutes
10 · FILMSpec trailers
Your logline and your synopsis, back as a 45 second trailer you can send with the query.
- You bring
- A logline and a synopsis
- You get
- Forty five seconds, graded
- Runs
- 45 seconds
11 · GAMESGame teasers
A wishlist teaser for a game that has nothing shootable in it yet.
- You bring
- The game, in words
- You get
- 45 seconds, three beats
- Runs
- 45 seconds, one render
12 · FOODRecipe reels
A 60-second vertical recipe reel, generated, and straight with you about not being your dish.
- You bring
- The recipe, in words
- You get
- 60 seconds, four steps
- Runs
- 60 seconds, vertical
13 · ADVERTISINGCommercials
A 30 second spot where every shot is somebody getting the benefit, not a turntable of the product.
- You bring
- A product page, or a paragraph
- You get
- One spot, and the cut for each feed
- Runs
- 30 seconds to 8 minutes
The honest part.
It will not write it for you
Give it a thin outline and you get a thin video. It restructures what you bring and refuses to invent facts to fill a gap, which is a feature right up until the gap is yours.
Characters do not talk yet
No lip sync. Your cast holds the frame and the cut lands on the line, but nobody is mouthing the words. If a talking head is the whole idea, this is not it yet.
Rendering costs money
Longer videos and moving shots cost more than short ones and still frames, because they are more to make. You see the estimate before you spend it, every time.