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SERVICE BRANDS · ON AIR

Suncoast Evergreen, a still from the piece

Video that builds the case before the call.

Service businesses earn customers through credibility, not cold reach. We make the broadcast spots, practice videos, and brand stories that'll do the convincing before a lead ever picks up the phone. You approve every step, and when they finally call, they're already sold.

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  • First cuts in 3 to 5 days
  • No locations to book, no weather delays

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Start with work like yours.

A cross-section of what we make. Hover a title to change reels.A cross-section of what we make. Tap a title to screen it with sound.

Now showing R1 Flood the Zone

Now showing R2 When You Can't Be There

Now showing R3 One Call Away

Now showing R4 The Stillness

Now showing R5 The Gold Standard

Flood the Zone

Farrell Roofing, 16 by 9, 30 seconds, Shipped

A storm finds the weak spot, the ceiling starts to leak, and Farrell's crews go to work on shingle, flat and tile roofs until the homeowner can look up again.

What it took: Nothing waited on the weather: the storm, the lightning and the failing roof arrived on schedule.

The hero video for Visiting Angels of Colorado Springs, made for their website and social. Real testimonials from the families they serve, spoken by an AI host and cast. It is the first video to introduce who they are.

What it took: Every word is real. Visiting Angels gave us testimonials and reviews from real families, and we cast AI avatars to speak them: not clones of anyone, just their words.

Solar panels at sunset and a new install. Then a storm knocks the power out, a kid's tablet drops to 2%, and the generator Farrell installed brings the lights back.

What it took: One family and one outage, told start to finish, closing on a custom 3D lockup with the right logo and phone number.

A Tampa Bay heat wave, a sweating glass of iced tea, and the same Farrell technician from the driveway to the condenser to the thermostat, until the family is cool on the couch.

What it took: The same technician from the driveway to the thermostat, and the same family, with the right logo on the shirt and the van, so it tells one story the way a shoot would.

The first spot Team Farrell hired us for, timed to the Olympics: their tradesmen as one team of athletes, framing, cutting, roofing and insulating in hard golden light, finishing on the whole crew and a Team Farrell gold medal. Made to air around Tampa Bay.

What it took: A local broadcast budget with national-looking 3D, gold medal included.

  1. The hero video for Visiting Angels of Colorado Springs, made for their website and social. Real testimonials from the families they serve, spoken by an AI host and cast. It is the first video to introduce who they are.

    What it took: Every word is real. Visiting Angels gave us testimonials and reviews from real families, and we cast AI avatars to speak them: not clones of anyone, just their words.

  2. Solar panels at sunset and a new install. Then a storm knocks the power out, a kid's tablet drops to 2%, and the generator Farrell installed brings the lights back.

    What it took: One family and one outage, told start to finish, closing on a custom 3D lockup with the right logo and phone number.

  3. A Tampa Bay heat wave, a sweating glass of iced tea, and the same Farrell technician from the driveway to the condenser to the thermostat, until the family is cool on the couch.

    What it took: The same technician from the driveway to the thermostat, and the same family, with the right logo on the shirt and the van, so it tells one story the way a shoot would.

  4. The first spot Team Farrell hired us for, timed to the Olympics: their tradesmen as one team of athletes, framing, cutting, roofing and insulating in hard golden light, finishing on the whole crew and a Team Farrell gold medal. Made to air around Tampa Bay.

    What it took: A local broadcast budget with national-looking 3D, gold medal included.

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How it gets made

Human + AI + Human

  1. 01 · Brief & pre-production

    You bring the brief. We take it through creative pre-production and lock the full creative with you: concept, script, storyboard, casting and look. You know exactly what your production will look like.

  2. 02 · Production

    Our AI artists generate the shots and work with our editors, feeding the edit as it comes together. These are our shoot days: every scene built, lit and directed in-house. No locations to book, no weather delays, no travel logistics.

  3. 03 · Post, mastering & delivery

    Editorial, color and the sound mix, then mastering, then delivery at spec: every version checked and shipped ready for broadcast, CTV, social, cinema or the LED wall.

People set the direction. Our AI artists carry the generative work, shot by shot. People decide what ships.

How it gets made in detail →

The clock

  • Brief + build · Days 1–2
  • First cut · Day 3
  • Revisions · Days 4–6
  • Delivered · Day 7

First cuts in 3 to 5 days. The traditional route takes 4 to 8 weeks.

What we make for you is yours.

Based on The Stillness, a :30 broadcast spot for Farrell Air Conditioning (June 2026): production start to broadcast masters in 7 days. Larger projects can take longer, depending on what the client needs. The traditional track is a typical 8-week :30 schedule.

The schedule, day by day

First cuts in 3 to 5 days. Traditional production runs 4 to 8 weeks for the same output.

Day by day: The Stillness (FMAI, June 2026) against a typical 8-week traditional :30 shoot
StageFMAITraditional (typical)
Brief and pre-productionDays 1–2: production starts, assets in, frames builtDays 1–14: brief, bids, pre-production
Casting, locations, permitsInside days 1–2: cast and locations built with the frames, no permitsDays 15–24
ShootInside days 1–2: our AI artists generate every shot, with no location or weather delaysDays 25–27
First cutDay 3: first cut to youAbout day 38, after the edit
Color, sound, VFXInside days 1–3Days 39–46
RevisionsDays 4–6: your notes, our pickupsDays 47–53
DeliveryDay 7: 4K and broadcast masters deliveredDays 54–56

How the days add up →

FROM PAGE TO SCREEN · FICTIONAL SAMPLE BRAND

Every shot was written down first.

Ninebark is a brand we invented to show you the process. Scroll to run the :30. The notes under the picture are the storyboard it was built from, word for word.

Ninebark is a brand we invented to show you the process. The :30 runs below. The notes under the picture are the storyboard it was built from, word for word.

Ninebark is a brand we invented to show you the process. Below are the six beats of the storyboard the :30 was built from, word for word.

Ground Truth, the Ninebark spot: a runner on a granite ridge at first light.

Six beats. Written before a single frame was made.

Next: the board it came from
  1. BEAT 01

    The Dark

    :00–:04·4.0S

    CAMERA24MM, LENS IN THE GRAVEL, EMPTY TRAIL

    INTENDED MOTIONNothing in frame but a headlamp cone lying across wet granite and a thread of breath hanging inside it. No runner yet. We are listening before we are looking, and the empty trail tells you exactly what kind of morning this is.

    SCORE & SFXRoom tone, wind, a low sub underneath. One footfall arrives late and close. No music yet.

  2. BEAT 02

    The Contact

    :04–:09·5.0S

    CAMERA150MM MACRO, FROZEN AT FIRST COMPRESSION

    INTENDED MOTIONOff-speed. The rubber flattens, water squeezes out sideways from under the lugs in a low fan, and the outsole bites and holds. The whole argument of the spot, four inches off the deck.

    SCORE & SFXThe sub drops out entirely. One wet compression, close and dry, and nothing else.

  3. BEAT 03

    The Grade

    :09–:14·5.0S

    CAMERA20MM, FLAT IN THE DIRT, LOOKING UP THE CLIMB

    INTENDED MOTIONA slow push as she works up the slope and past camera-left, loose stone running downhill toward the lens. She is small and the hill is enormous, because that is how it feels at mile four.

    SCORE & SFXBreath and cadence come up in the mix. The first sustained note enters underneath.

  4. BEAT 04

    The Slip

    :14–:19·5.0S

    CAMERA150MM MACRO, A TENTH OF A SECOND INTO THE SLIDE

    INTENDED MOTIONOff-speed. The scree shears sideways, the lug catches, the slide stops. A recovery, not a fall. This is the moment a trail shoe is actually tested, and almost nobody puts it in the ad.

    SCORE & SFXGrit and shear, isolated and close. The note holds and refuses to resolve.

  5. BEAT 05

    The Crossing

    :19–:24·5.0S

    CAMERA135MM MACRO, LOW AND BACKLIT INTO THE SUN

    INTENDED MOTIONOff-speed. The foot breaks the surface and a column of spray opens toward camera, rim-lit into gold by the low sun behind it, then thins and is gone. First light arrives on the water before it arrives on her.

    SCORE & SFXOne hard splash, then near silence underneath the held note.

  6. BEAT 06

    The Ridge

    :24–:30·6.0S

    CAMERA35MM LOW THREE-QUARTER, THE ONLY WIDE IN THE PIECE

    INTENDED MOTIONReal time, finally, and the only time the frame opens up. She crests the ridge into full sun and keeps going out of frame: no arms up, no summit pose. The camera holds on empty ridgeline for a beat before the end card.

    SCORE & SFXEverything arrives at once, then falls away to one held tone for the logo.

Six beats. Written before a single frame was made.

Next: the board it came from

FREE CONCEPT STORYBOARD

This board was free. So is yours.

CONCEPT STORYBOARD · YOUR BRAND

PREPARED FOR YOU · NOT A TEMPLATE

Yourspot.

STORYBOARD / 10 PAGES / BUILT FOR YOUR BRAND

PRODUCTION SPECIFICATIONS

RUNTIMESet on the brief
FORMAT / ARWhere it runs decides this
BEATSSix, written for your brand
PREPARED FOR

PREPARED BY

FUSION MEDIA AI

Page 01 / 10

Turn the pages with the left and right arrow keys.

Before you commit to anything, see your spot on paper. Built on your product and photos, not a template.

WHAT'S IN IT

  1. 01 Production specs: runtime, frame rate, format and colour, settled before anything is built.

  2. 02 Visual register: light, grain and palette, locked to your look.

  3. 03 Model sheets: your product and people, built from your photos. The page your team signs off on.

  4. 04 Six beats: every shot with its time, lens, intended motion, score and sound.

Then the review call. We walk you through it. You decide what happens next.

SAMPLE BOARD · NINEBARK IS A BRAND WE INVENTED

PAGE 01 / 10

Ninebark sample board, page 01: Cover and production specifications
Ninebark sample board, page 02: Visual register: light, grain and palette
Ninebark sample board, page 03: Model sheet: The Runner
Ninebark sample board, page 04: Model sheet: The Shoe
Ninebark sample board, page 05: Beat 01, The Dark: frame, camera, intended motion, score and sound
Ninebark sample board, page 06: Beat 02, The Contact: frame, camera, intended motion, score and sound
Ninebark sample board, page 07: Beat 03, The Grade: frame, camera, intended motion, score and sound
Ninebark sample board, page 08: Beat 04, The Slip: frame, camera, intended motion, score and sound
Ninebark sample board, page 09: Beat 05, The Crossing: frame, camera, intended motion, score and sound
Ninebark sample board, page 10: Beat 06, The Ridge: frame, camera, intended motion, score and sound

Feature presentation · On air

Thirty seconds, on air.

  1. Farrell Roofing Flood the Zone

    SHIPPED, 16:9, :30 BROADCAST SPOT

  2. Visiting Angels of Colorado Springs When You Can't Be There

    SHIPPED, 16:9, 1:14 BRAND VIDEO

  3. Farrell Plumbing Suncoast Evergreen

    SHIPPED, 16:9, :30 BROADCAST SPOT

  4. H & S Exterior Solutions Hose & Squeegee

    SHIPPED, 16:9, :23 LOCAL SPOT

  5. Team Farrell The Gold Standard

    SHIPPED, 16:9, :30 BROADCAST SPOT

Use the left and right arrow keys to move along the strip, Enter to screen the current piece.

Where it runs

Made for the room it plays in.

Built for a wall, not a phone. Here's the wall.

8.00 : 1 · 12,960 × 1,620 · One continuous frame

River of Data

Immersive LED experience center · via agency

On the wall
  1. 1.78 : 1BROADCAST, CTV, YOUTUBE

    The ProofFusion Media AI

  2. 2.66 : 1PROFESSIONAL SPORTS STADIUM / ARENA

    A stadium board
  3. 0.56 : 1REELS, TIKTOK, SHORTS

    Kinetik: Fuel the Surge (Vertical)Fusion Media AI

  4. 2.67 : 1TRADE SHOW AWARD STAGE SCREEN

    NEXT Awards 2026POOLCORP · via agency

  5. Built for a wall, not a phone. Here's the wall.

    8.00 : 1WRAPAROUND LED ROOM · 12,960 × 1,620

    Pan the wall →

    One continuous frame

    River of Data

    Immersive LED experience center · via agency

    On the wall

“Far exceeded our expectations. Visually stunning, on-brand, exceptional professionalism.”

R. CLAYTON, CEO, BYTE STRATEGY

Notices

What clients say

“They plug right into our workflow as a silent fulfillment partner. Cinema Quality at Digital Speed.”

K. SPELCE · DP · AGENCY PARTNER

Work that has run for

  • Visiting Angels of Colorado Springs
  • Team Farrell
  • Oklahoma Independent Providers Association
  • HELOS
  • H & S Exterior Solutions
  • NeuroVantage
  • POOLCORP

Questions

  1. What does a project cost?

    Every engagement is scoped and quoted to your request. Scope, number of locations, variants, and turnaround all differ. Book a scoping call and we'll put a number to your specific project.

  2. How fast can you deliver?

    First cuts in 3 to 5 days. Revisions in 24 hours. Traditional production runs 4 to 8 weeks for the same output.

  3. Do I need to commit to a long-term contract?

    No. Most engagements start with a scoped first project. Ongoing production is sized to your volume.

  4. What kinds of brands do you work with?

    Product brands (beverage, apparel, beauty, home goods, consumer tech, pet) and service brands (restaurants, home services, franchise systems, banks and credit unions). Also white-label fulfillment for studio and agency partners.

  5. What is AI video production?

    Studio video where AI generates the footage instead of a physical shoot. Humans direct the creative and polish every frame to broadcast quality.

  6. Will it look like AI slop?

    No. Human editors finish every frame. If it does not match broadcast quality, we do not ship it.

  7. Can you match my brand guidelines?

    Yes. We build a locked style guide during onboarding. Every deliverable matches your typography, color, voice, and tone, across hundreds of variations if you need it at scale.

The brief

Three taps and we can start your board.

The same two questions we ask every client, plus one about timing.

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What should the viewer do after watching?
When do you need it?

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