Video

Films that change with the season, not the shoot
Veo, Runway and an editor on every frame

A hero film used to mean a five-day shoot and a fixed set of scenes. Now the establishing shots, the seasonal variants and the vertical cuts can be generated — and a real editor decides what survives.

The tool

What AI video actually changes

The change is not that video got cheap. It is that the film can be re-cut for a new offer in a week, in the languages you sell in, without booking a crew again. Your existing footage and photography come first; generated shots fill the gaps a shoot would have been booked for, and an editor rejects the weak frames before anyone sees them.

A new offer, a new cut

Seasonal, MICE or F&B campaigns re-cut from existing footage plus generated scenes, in days rather than weeks.

Vertical for every channel

One hero film, then 9:16 cuts with subtitles for social, OTA profiles and in-room screens.

Languages, not just subtitles

Voice-over in Thai, English and German from the same edit, so the film sells to the guest reading it.

What we do with it

Our part is the setup nobody wants to do

You hold the subscription. We do the wiring, the guardrails and the training — and then we get out of the way.

01

Start from what you own

Your footage and stills first. Generated shots only fill the gaps, which keeps the property recognisable.

02

Edit like a film, not a template

An editor cuts, grades and approves every frame. Nothing ships because a model produced it.

03

Keep the brand intact

Real rooms, real details, your colour and type. Generated people and impossible spaces are what make AI video look cheap.

04

Deliver in the formats you need

Hero, vertical, web loop and paid social, with the project files and footage handed over.

Stays yoursThe project files and the footageYour model-provider accountsThe final masters, unrestricted

AI video questions, answered

Not if the edit is disciplined. Real rooms, real details and an editor rejecting weak frames matter more than which model was used. You see a first cut before the film is produced.

Yes, and we prefer to. Generated scenes extend what you already have instead of replacing the property with something that does not exist.

A hero film with vertical cuts is typically one to two weeks from an approved script, depending on how much existing footage there is.

You do, under the accounts we use — which are in your name, so the licence is yours rather than ours.

Start with the job AI video should be doing

Tell us the piece of work that costs you the most time. We come back with a scope, a delivery date and a fixed price — and you keep everything we set up.