Content · AI video
AI video production. Five clips, one consistent style.
Short vertical clips for ads and social pages, made from your brand and your facts instead of a shoot. One style locked first, five clips in a pack, captions and platform disclosure notes included. Designed for product explainers, ads and social content. From €500 per pack.
Hook
a question on screen in the first second
captions on · no soundProduct
the thing, close, in your colours
captions on · no soundProof
one fact with its source
captions on · no soundHow
three steps, kinetic type
captions on · no soundCall
one action, your handle
captions on · no soundWhat you get
A style frame approved first: colours, type, pace, how products and people appear. Then five clips that follow it, so the feed looks like one brand, not five experiments.
Vertical 9:16 for Reels, TikTok and Shorts; square and horizontal where useful. Captions prepared for clear viewing when sound is unavailable.
We identify required disclosures and provide publishing instructions. Applying a setting inside your account needs the relevant access and an agreed publishing task; disclosure is not a reach guarantee.
How it works
Brief, style frame, five clips, labels
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- 01Brief
What the clips have to do: sell one offer, explain one thing, fill a month of posts.
- 02Style frame
One frame with your colours, type and pace. You approve it before anything moves.
- 03Five clips
Generated, cut and captioned to the frame. Facts only with a source; nothing staged as real.
- 04One round of edits
Collected in one list, fixed in one pass.
- 05Labels and export
Formats exported with disclosure and posting notes for each agreed platform.
Honestly
What AI video is good for, and what it is not
- Explaining an offer in twenty seconds
- A product in a mood, in your colours
- Kinetic text with one sourced fact
- Ten variants of one ad to test
- Accounts that post every day
- Replacing the founder on camera
- Testimonials or anything shown as a real event
- Clips meant to pass for documentary footage
- Medical or legal claims
- Anything you would not label as AI
Who this is for
Businesses that need to post more than they can film
Each drop gets its clips in the same style, without booking a studio.
A clinic, a workshop, a consultant: what happens, in what order, what it costs, in twenty seconds.
Variants of one message for testing, with a production schedule and disclosure guidance for the intended platforms.
The new colours and type in motion, so the feed changes with the sign.
Price
From €500 for a pack of five.
Fixed in writing after a short call. Style frame first, disclosure notes included.
Choose the message before choosing the generation tool
AI video production can help a business create short visual explanations and advertising concepts without filming every scene. The starting point is still the message. A clip needs a clear audience, an offer or idea and an intended response. Generating an impressive scene first and searching for a commercial purpose afterwards often produces content that attracts attention without helping the viewer understand the business.
One question per clip
A short clip can answer one useful question: what a product does, how a service works or why a particular feature matters. The script should make that point early and support it with appropriate visuals. If the claim needs qualification, leave enough time and space to explain it. Compressing a complicated offer into a misleading slogan is not an improvement in communication.
A series with a reason to exist
For a pack of five clips, define the role of each one. They might introduce the offer, explain a process, address a common objection, demonstrate an approved product detail and invite a next step. This creates a coherent series while avoiding five nearly identical edits. It also gives later performance review something more useful to compare than small changes in background colour.
Decide which material should be generated
The production method should fit the viewer’s expectations. Some material is clearly illustrative, while other material is understood as proof of a real product, person or event. We identify that distinction before generating assets. A visual can be attractive and still be unsuitable if it changes a detail that a buyer relies on.
Visual explanation and atmosphere
Generated scenes can be useful for atmosphere, conceptual transitions, stylised product settings and explanations that do not pretend to document an event. Motion graphics and real product photographs can be combined with them. The result does not have to be entirely generated to benefit from AI-assisted production; using the right method for each shot often gives a more controlled outcome.
Evidence that must remain authentic
Customer testimonials, before-and-after results and factual demonstrations need authentic evidence. Product geometry, packaging text and safety-relevant details should not be guessed by a model. If a generated scene cannot preserve the necessary accuracy, we use supplied material, a simpler treatment or a different concept. The viewer should be able to distinguish an illustration from a claim about what actually happened.
Approve the visual direction before producing the pack
Script and shot plan
We begin with the messages, the available assets and a short shot plan. This identifies where the product appears, which text must be readable and what the final action is. It also exposes missing information early. An unapproved price, an unavailable product image or a claim without a source should be resolved before production creates a polished version of the wrong message.
Style frame
A style frame establishes colour, typography, composition and the treatment of generated imagery. It should be shown with the actual brand and representative text. Approving it gives the pack a shared visual language. The frame is not the complete motion result, so the brief should also describe pace, transitions and the intended tone.
Motion and editing
The clips are then assembled and reviewed for continuity, readability and factual accuracy. Generated material may need several attempts or a simpler scene to remain coherent. Editing should remove visual defects and distracting movement instead of assuming they are acceptable because AI was used. The final sequence needs to work as communication, not merely as a demonstration of a new model.
Design for the way the clip will be watched
- Phone screens
- Vertical content needs composition designed for a narrow frame. Important text and product details should stay clear of the platform interface and remain readable at ordinary viewing size. A horizontal scene cropped afterwards can lose the subject or leave captions competing with the image. We identify the required formats before production so the compositions can support them.
- Sound and captions
- Captions help viewers understand speech when sound is unavailable, but they still need editing and timing. Check names, numbers and specialised vocabulary. Music and voice should support the message without obscuring it. Supplied voices, likenesses, music and other assets need appropriate permission or licensing for the intended use; those requirements should be discussed before a concept depends on them.
- Destination
- The action at the end should lead somewhere consistent with the clip. A product advertisement should not land on an unrelated homepage without the advertised product or conditions. The landing page, offer and contact route affect results alongside the creative. Video production alone does not resolve a confusing checkout or an enquiry form that nobody monitors.
Review disclosures and claims before publication
The content is described honestly
Identify which parts were generated and whether the platform requires a label for that type of content. TikTok requires labelling of realistic AI-generated imagery, audio and video, and states that its AI label alone does not affect distribution when the content otherwise follows its guidelines. Requirements can change, so the destination platform is checked again when the clips are prepared for publication.
The product remains accurate
Review the finished clips frame by frame where product accuracy matters. Check labels, packaging, proportions and any numerical claim. A generated hand or background defect may be distracting; a wrong ingredient, feature or price can mislead a buyer. The business should approve the factual content and supply the evidence behind claims used in the script.
The publishing responsibility is clear
The delivery needs to distinguish files and publishing notes from direct access to a social account. Applying a platform setting requires the appropriate account access and an agreed publishing task. We can provide disclosure instructions with the exports; posting the content and managing the campaign should not be assumed to be included unless the scope explicitly says so.
Use the first pack to learn about the message
Bring the offer, assets and destination
Send the product or service description, brand assets, available photographs, the intended platform and the page the viewer should visit. Add examples with a short explanation of what appeals to you: pace, composition, humour or clarity. If the pack is for advertising, explain the audience and the question the creative is meant to answer.
A pack of five clips starts at €500. The written scope identifies formats, script work, the approved style and the included revision round. A major change of concept after approval is different from correcting an edit. Paid distribution, additional formats, third-party assets and ongoing account management should be specified separately where required.
After publication, compare the clips using the outcome they were made for. Views can help assess attention, but enquiries or purchases require the offer and destination to work too. Review which explanation held attention and which questions remained. That evidence can guide the next pack more effectively than producing an endless series of unrelated visual experiments.
Questions
Questions people ask about AI video
What does a pack of five videos include?
Five short clips for ads and social pages in one style locked with you first: a hook, a product clip, a proof clip, a how-it-works clip and a call to action, or another set that fits your goal. Each comes in vertical 9:16 and, where useful, square and horizontal, with captions, your brand colours and type, and disclosure notes for the intended platform. Account publishing and platform settings are handled only when included in the agreed scope. One round of edits is included.
How much does AI video cost?
A pack of five clips from €500. Larger packs and monthly series are priced per pack on the same basis. The price is fixed in writing after a short call; what changes it is the number of clips, a voice-over in more than one language, and footage we have to shoot or source instead of generate.
Do Instagram and TikTok need an AI label, and do you handle it?
Disclosure depends on the content and destination platform. We review the applicable requirements and include publishing notes with the files. Setting a label inside an account requires authorised access and an agreed publishing scope. Labelling does not guarantee reach or approval.
What is AI video good for, and what is it not?
Good for: explaining an offer, showing a product in a mood, kinetic text with a fact, ads that need ten variants, content for accounts that post daily. Not for: replacing a real founder on camera, testimonials, anything that has to look like a document of a real event. We say which on the first call and we do not sell the second kind.
How do you lock the style, and how many revisions are there?
Before the five clips we make one style frame: colours, type, pace, the way products and people appear. You approve it, and every clip follows it. After delivery one round of edits is included; a new style is a new pack.
How long does a pack take?
From a week for a first pack once the style frame is approved; the date is fixed in your quote. Series for daily posting are planned a month ahead.
Send us one product and one fact.
We reply with a style frame proposal and a price for the first pack.