Scenes · Story ads

Drama that sells.

Start from your product or from a look. Same six steps either way: product, look, story and cast, script, reference images, shoot. 30 seconds, no prompts.

Shoot a scene
Pixar 3DSafe for review
90s filmLive-action · grain and neon
Modern liveLive-action · today
Three steps, no prompts
1

Add the product, pick the look

One photo or a store link. AI reads it and picks who it’s for and the moment they need it; change either if you know better. Pixar-style 3D, 90s film or modern live-action.

2

Tags, lead and story

One tag each for genre, feeling and the turn, or let AI pick. AI cast, nobody, or one of your creators. Three story cards; pick one.

3

Read the script, check the product, shoot

The script comes with what it does and why. One note rewrites it. Confirm the product looks right, see the price, shoot. It lands in Tasks in about 10 minutes.

Sample film · Pixar-style 3D · 30 s
Example

Seven shots, generated from the keyframes on the right and cut to the script windows. Tap the speaker for the dialogue.

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The intern’s cup

The rival throws out the intern’s cheap cup. The boss complains his coffee is cold again. The intern opens her tumbler: still hot from 6 a.m. The boss wants one. Insulated tumbler, office workers, “my coffee is cold by 9.”

  1. Shot 1 keyframe (example)1 · 0.0–4.0s · MS · HookVANESSA “Cheap cups don't belong on this floor.”
  2. Shot 2 keyframe (example)2 · 4.0–7.0s · CUMIA “It's just coffee…”
  3. Shot 3 keyframe (example)3 · 7.0–10.0s · CUVANESSA “Mine's designer.”
  4. Shot 4 keyframe (example)4 · 10.0–14.0s · WSMR. GRANT “Who brought me cold coffee again?”
  5. Shot 5 keyframe (example)5 · 14.0–19.0s · ECU · TurnMIA “Mine's still hot. Six a.m. coffee.”
  6. Shot 6 keyframe (example)6 · 19.0–24.0s · OTSMR. GRANT “Designer, and lukewarm?”
  7. Shot 7 keyframe (example)7 · 24.0–30.0s · MS · PayoffMR. GRANT “Where'd you get that?”
0–1 sHook is an action, not a hello

The cup is already in the trash on frame one.

≤ 3 sBoth sides on screen

Rival and lead in the same shot before the first line ends.

40–60 %Product enters as the turn

Shot 5 of 7, at 14 s of 30: the lid opens, steam, the boss stops.

PayoffSomeone else asks for it

The lead never pitches. The CEO asks “Where’d you get that?”

The script is written to these rules, learned from drama ads that sold. Nothing is auto-judged: you read the script and decide. The film above is an example, not a customer result.

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Example takes, ranked by example performance · updated Thursdays