AI Video Production Workflow

A tidy, identical home is created for the video — one folder per scene, with sub-folders for each kind of visual. This same step also connects the AI services that will do the drawing, the voice, and the animation, so everything downstream lands in the right place.

Why it matters: every video is built the same way, so nothing is misplaced and any scene can be found in seconds.

Each scene is composed into a finished-looking frame so you can see exactly how the video will feel before any animation begins. This is the first approval gate.

While the visuals are being built, the narration is produced in parallel from the approved script — so the two halves of the video come together without waiting on each other.

The approved scene is separated into its individual parts, each drawn cleanly on white. Splitting one picture into separate pieces is what lets us animate each element on its own, precisely.

The whole subject

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Part

Part

One picture becomes separate, animatable parts — each with matching texture and lighting so they recombine seamlessly.

Around the approved middle moment, we generate the exact opening and closing frames of the shot. This is the second approval gate — once the three frames are right, the motion is predictable.

First frame

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Approved middle the moment your team signs off on

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Last frame

We generate the first and last frame around the approved middle, so two 5-second clips join into a seamless 10-second shot with no visible cut.

The approved frames are handed to the animation model, which fills in the motion between them. The result is a smooth, on-brand clip — reviewed before it enters the edit.

The frames above, brought to life. Gold appears exactly once in a video, to mark the one moment that matters most.

Every approved clip, frame, and voice track is checked, gathered, and packaged, then handed off to the editor for final assembly — nothing missing, nothing loose.