Direction first: how we keep AI video from looking generic
Generic AI video has a recognizable look. Avoiding it is a set of decisions made before anything is generated.
Generic AI video has a recognizable look: no point of view, no hierarchy, and nothing that could only belong to one brand. Avoiding it is not a tool setting. It is a set of decisions made before anything is generated.
Start with the brand, not the prompt
Before the first frame, we read the brand: its voice, palette, type and product facts. These become the rules every later stage follows.
Choose a direction on purpose
We develop more than one creative direction and pick one. A video with a point of view beats a video that tries to please everyone.
Board it before you build it
A storyboard shows the cut before it exists. It is the cheapest place to change your mind.
Review against the brief
Every cut is checked against the brief and the brand before it reaches you. Does it say the one thing? Does it look like you?
That is the idea behind our process: a Brand Analyst, a Creative Director, a Storyboard Artist, a Motion Designer and a Critic, with you approving each stage.