AI Commercial Production
We turn product and brand stories into commercials through creative direction, AI imagery and editing.
Who is this for?
For product brands, companies developing campaigns and businesses creating digital content.
How we work
We establish the visual direction from the brief and references, approve keyframes, then develop motion sequences. Editing, sound and format adaptations are planned together.
What to include in your brief
Tell us about your product or service, audience, channels, references and target date. We will clarify the scope together.
Selected work
AI portfolio ↗ · Hybrid portfolio ↗
Scope, delivery and next steps
The channel, duration, number of scenes, product or character continuity and finishing needs determine the production plan. This page describes our approach; the project scope and commercial terms are agreed in the proposal.
Which formats can we plan?
We can plan horizontal 16:9, vertical 9:16 and square 1:1 adaptations around the chosen channels. Duration, resolution, subtitles, sound and the number of versions are specified in the brief and proposal.
How are schedule and revisions agreed?
The schedule follows the scene plan, production method and approval stages. Revision rounds and what each round covers are agreed before production; there is no universal turnaround or unlimited revision promise.
What affects the budget and usage rights?
Creative scope, filming, scene count, finishing, versions and any third-party licences affect the budget. Channels, territories, usage duration and any talent, music or asset permissions must be specified for the project.
What should the first brief include?
Share your brand or product, the intended audience and message, channels, references, target date and a budget range if available. We can then discuss which production approach fits the idea.
Examples from our portfolio
These examples are part of our portfolio. Each project page identifies its portfolio section; detailed roles are shown where supplied.
Aerova x9
PDRN
Ohalander