Turn a track into a scene. Two products: an AI Music Video is a full narrative piece with lip sync to your vocal; an AI Music Visualizer is audio-driven motion with no performer. Both are generated in house and finished by the same editors who cut our filmed work — the generation is the cheap part, the judgement is what you are paying for.
Generated in house, finished by the same editors who cut everything else we ship. Pick your look — ultra realism, cinematic, or UGC — at no difference in price.
A full narrative music video, performance and all, generated end to end.
Motion built to the track — visuals, no performer, no lip sync.
A month of short-form, generated and finished in house. Pick the volume that fits your calendar.
Prices are starting points for the runtime and volume listed — AI music video runtime extends at $900 USD per minute; visualizer runtime beyond 30 seconds is quoted on scope. AI production is generated work finished by our team; it is not a filmed shoot, and it doesn't carry the crew, location or talent scope of a filmed production. Ad spend can be added to any of these.
The honest version, including when the answer is neither.
The song has a vocal you want performed on camera, the release needs a narrative, and a filmed shoot is out of budget or out of time. Lip sync is the line: if the audience should see the words being sung, this is the product.
You need motion behind a track fast — a snippet, a teaser, a pre-save drop, a loop behind a streaming upload. No performer, no lip sync, and priced per 30 seconds so a short piece stays genuinely cheap.
And when neither is right: if the video has to carry a real performance, a real location, or a person your audience has to believe in, that is a filmed shoot. We would rather tell you that than sell you a generated one — see Video & Film Production.