Raw · single-setup
Reel
$500/ project
That handheld, phone‑shot look — a founder to camera, the product in hand, social‑feed native.
1 revision round included
Examples
- Founder explains the why
- Customer one-liner
- Creator unboxing
Dramatize
Talk it through with your producer agent — a human team takes it from there.
“Make the Apex drink look like the energy ad athletes actually want.” This is what came back.
Idea · storyboard · cut — human-reviewed at every step
Bring a rough idea and your producer agent shapes it into a real brief — with you.
Just your email — no password. You're in before the kettle boils.
Even a half-formed idea is enough — your producer agent riffs with you, asks the sharp questions, and finds the angle you didn't see.
Hook, shot list, the whole feel — laid out and yours to tweak in a tap.
First cut in progress · ready within 3 days of storyboard approval
Credits never expire. Pay when you greenlight a production.
Top up credits when you're ready to start production. Have a promo code? Redeem it on your dashboard or the Top up page.
A clear price and a delivery time. Tap approve and our team goes to work.
Skincare, automotive, food, anime, property, music — real reels, each out of the same chat, brief, and production pipeline.
Run by a 20-year production veteran — broadcast shows, branded films, six years behind national-TV talent. Real testimonials land here as clients ship.
Same-tier work from ad agencies runs $10,000–15,000. Dramatize starts at $500 — and credits never expire.
Priced by what's in the brief, not how long it runs — a 30-second polished, produced piece is a Feature, not a Reel. Credits never expire. No plans, no limits.
Same-tier work from ad agencies runs $10,000–15,000.
Every format is AI-generated and finished by a real producer — the looks we make, not shoots you run.
That handheld, phone‑shot look — a founder to camera, the product in hand, social‑feed native.
1 revision round included
The polished, produced look — directed light, a presenter, hero shots, music with real production value.
3 revision rounds included
The cinematic, story‑driven look — a real arc across scenes, a character who changes.
5 revision rounds included