Video by the minute.
No crew.
Ad creatives, product demos and review reels, made from your product photos, scripts and reviews. Generated with video tools, cut and checked by an editor, exported in every format the platforms ask for.
Script to export. Every format.
The price is per finished minute, with two revision rounds. Bulk or ongoing volume is quoted in writing, and the scope names the videos, their lengths and the variations of each.
One price a minute.
£79 per finished minute of video, in one language and two ratios, with two revision rounds. Extra languages, extra variations and bulk or ongoing volume are quoted in writing, within 48 hours of the call.
Brief to export. Twelve days.
A typical plan. Video length and languages move it.
Brief
Objectives, audience, tone and platforms agreed. Product photos, reviews and brand assets collected.
Scripts and first cuts
Scripts written and approved. First cuts of one or two videos inside 48 hours, to settle the look and the voice.
Review
An editor checks the product, the claims, the subtitles and the brand. Your notes go into a revision round.
Export
Every approved video exported for each platform and named for testing.
More videos
New hooks and variations, shaped by the results you share from the ad account, quoted in writing.
Approve the script. Then the cut.
Two sign-offs on every video: the words, then the picture.
Script sign-off
No video is generated until its script is approved, claims included.
An editor watches every second
Warped hands, drifting labels and odd motion are caught before you see the cut, and the shot is redone.
Real reviews only
Review reels quote reviews you supply, under the customer's name as your store shows it. A generated presenter is never captioned as a customer.
Labelled where platforms ask
Meta and YouTube ask for a label on realistic generated video. The delivery sheet marks which videos need it.
The files are yours
Final videos come with the right to run them commercially on any platform. Music and voices are cleared for the same use.
Scope in writing
Videos, lengths, variations, languages and revision rounds are listed. A change is priced before it is made.
Right for ads. Not for film.
If the second list sounds like you, the services named there are the better fit.
Generated video fits
- 01A team running paid ads
Many variations of one ad, so the account can find which hook works.
- 02A brand that posts video most days
Reels, shorts and stories, week after week.
- 03A catalogue with many products
A demo for every product, in one look.
- 04A brand selling in several languages
One video, subtitled and voiced for each market.
Look elsewhere first
- 01A brand film or a designed explainer
One considered piece, storyboarded and animated, belongs in Motion Graphics & Video.
- 02A real customer on camera
Nothing generated replaces it. Film the customer. Footage you already have can be stabilised and graded in Image & Video Refinement.
- 03People using the product in close-up
Hands, faces and skin at close range are where generated video is weakest. Shoot those for real.
To each platform's spec. Every export.
Each one can be checked on the delivered files.
Ratios and safe zones
9:16, 4:5, 1:1 and 16:9. Text and logos kept clear of the interface areas at the top and bottom of reels and shorts.
File format
MP4, H.264 video and AAC audio, at 1080p.
Subtitles
Burned in for social, with a separate SRT for YouTube. Checked against the script word by word.
Product accuracy
Shape, label and colour match the reference photos in every shot.
Claims
Every spoken or written claim appears in the approved script. Nothing is added in the edit.
File naming
Product, hook, length and ratio in every file name, so ad reports map back to the creative.
Before the first script.
More ads to test.
By the minute.
A 30-minute call about the products and the ad account. A written scope after it.