Treatment Before Tools
The visual idea, shot purpose and edit logic are defined before choosing the generation method.
Director-led AI video production for commercials and branded content — combining generative video with live action, CGI, art direction, editing and traditional post-production.
AI video works best when the production is designed around the shot, not around the tool. We start with the brief, treatment, art direction and edit structure, then decide where generative video is useful and where live action, CGI or conventional post-production gives more control.
That approach lets us use AI for environments, transformations, transitions and fully generated shots while keeping continuity, product details, performance and brand elements under one visual direction.
The visual idea, shot purpose and edit logic are defined before choosing the generation method.
Framing, movement, continuity and transitions are planned as parts of a film rather than isolated generated clips.
Generative video, live action, CGI and post-production are combined according to what each shot actually needs.
The production method changes by brief and by shot. Some projects are mostly generative; others use AI for selected scenes inside a live-action or CGI production.
Concept-led commercials and branded films using generative video for complete shots, transitions, transformations, environments or visual sequences.
Filmed performances, products or plates combined with generated environments and visual elements, planned around camera, lighting, movement and the final edit.
Styleframes, look exploration, visual references and early motion tests used to define characters, environments and visual direction before full production.
Generated locations, visual worlds and individual shots for ideas that are difficult, impractical or inefficient to produce conventionally.
Generative material combined with 3D, VFX, compositing, cleanup, color, graphics and editing so the final result is not dependent on one production tool.
Cutdowns, alternate formats, platform versions and additional visual variations developed from the same approved campaign direction and source material.
The reel combines generated imagery with directed live action and traditional post-production. The method changes from shot to shot, but the visual direction and edit remain connected.
Some shots need a camera and performance. Others need 3D precision, cleanup, compositing or generative imagery. A hybrid pipeline lets us choose the method by shot instead of forcing the entire film through one technology.
The result can move between filmed and generated material without treating either one as a separate layer added at the end.
Actors, products, practical interaction and real locations when presence, detail or physical continuity matter.
Generated environments, transitions and visual events that would be difficult or inefficient to build and film conventionally.
3D geometry, controlled materials, tracking, integration and visual effects when the image requires repeatable technical control.
Editing, compositing, color, graphics and sound unify the different production methods into the final master.
The order changes by project, but the brief, visual direction, generation, shooting, CGI and post-production are planned against the same treatment, edit and delivery needs.
Objective · Audience · Script · Visual references · Deliverables
Art direction · Styleframes · Shot list · Continuity · Edit structure
AI generation · Live action · CGI · Motion · Asset production
Selection · Assembly · Tracking · Cleanup · VFX · Integration
Color · Graphics · Sound · Adaptations · Final masters
Send us the brief, script, storyboard, product materials or reference frames. We can recommend where AI makes sense, where conventional production gives more control, and how to combine the methods in one workflow.
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