How we made it
Brief to ad, in about a day.
The brief
The brief is what the client gives us — the product, the logo, the brand facts, and the details that matter. We lock the exact spec up front so every asset speaks with one voice: the same product, the same numbers, on every frame and every card. (FLOE is a concept brand, so we authored its brief ourselves — a realistic client handoff.)
The storyboard
Next we design the whole film — before a single frame is rendered. Cinematic beats at the final 16:9, the product locked across every panel, with shot type, camera move, timing and audio annotated. Then we review it with the client and revise until it’s agreed — nothing goes into production until the board is approved.
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Click to zoomThe film
With the board approved, we produce the film on our own AI production engine — rendered as one continuous, photoreal take, then finished with the on-screen text, logo and slogan composited in post so every detail matches the approved board. The 15-second result plays at the top of this page — here are three frames from it.
The ad set
From the same brand we produce a set of professional static ads — five marketplace-grade cards, each a different selling angle, every dimension identical across the set and product-locked to the same product.
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Click to zoomThe timeline
Studio quality — without the studio calendar.
A note on timing: turnaround flexes with client response — it depends on how quickly approvals come back at each review gate. When they’re fast, so are we; when they’re not, we still put in maximum effort to keep it as tight as possible.