Contract furniture
Workspace design
A chair sells when somebody lives in it: the office in morning light, people walking in, the mechanism in close-up. Nobody rented an office here and nobody took a showroom apart.
Corporate video · Directed AI production
Corporate video that does not look corporate
Nine companies from nine industries, told in 62 seconds. Not one shooting day, not one location rented, not one actor hired. Only direction, and one question: how would your business look told like this?
Industry by industry
The hard shot in your industry is the one we put on screen
Every industry has its impossible shot: the one that on a real production means permits, dawn call times or a whole product set. These are the nine in the teaser, and why they hold up.
Logistics
Cold chain logistics
Filming a fleet at dawn means stopping lorries that should be out delivering. In this piece the lorry runs at night, the driver gets on with his job and no vehicle stopped earning.
Advanced materials
Architectural acoustics
Felt, wood and terracotta sell on texture. The profile and edge macros you see would call for a product set with its own lighting rig. Here they were directed, shot by shot.
Hospitality
Professional food service
Steam off the roaster, beans falling, the barista mid extraction. Liquid and vapour physics is where generation gets examined, and where direction shows the most.
Ophthalmology
Eye care and optics
From clinical instrument to shop window inside one piece, with a thriller turn so nobody scrolls past. Healthcare has every right to a video people want to watch.
Agritech
Precision agriculture
Drone, crop and data on screen. The aerial shot that on a real production is a flight permit and a day in the field becomes a scripting decision.
Footwear and fashion
Fashion
The same trainer on set, in the office and out on the street. The print keeps its pattern through the turn, which is the exam any generated fashion product has to pass.
Sport
Sports nutrition
A brick gym in afternoon light, people who actually train, and the product inside the scene instead of stuck on top in post.
SaaS and software
Digital systems
When the product is software there is nothing to film. Kinetic typography and a folding mesh tell the product without showing a single screenshot.
The teaser pieces are industry demos produced by the studio: they show how each kind of business gets told. Your video is produced from scratch for your brand, your product and your script.
The method
From the first call to the master in four steps
1
Brief
Half an hour on a call: what you sell, who to, and where the video will be seen. If there is a brand book, we follow it. If there is not, we make the calls ourselves.
2
Script and direction
We write the shots that tell your business and we set the look. You sign off the script before a single frame is generated.
3
Directed generation
Every shot is directed and reviewed one by one: physics, continuity, brand. Whatever does not hold up gets done again. You see versions, not promises.
4
Delivery
High-resolution master and cuts per channel: horizontal, vertical and square. With the AI labelling European law demands, already sorted.
The next step
Tell us about your business in two lines
That is enough for a first call. We will tell you what we would say about your company, how it would look and what it would cost. Fixed quote within 24 working hours.
Got it. We will write back within 24 working hours.