Story video

Story Video: A Different Person Tells Each Scene

Some businesses are best explained not by a single narrator but by the people they serve: the butcher placing a morning order, the café owner in the weekend rush, the warehouse manager waiting on a shipment. In a story video, a different person appears in each of six scenes, looks into the camera in their own setting and says one sentence. The film closes on your brand card. You decide who speaks and what each person talks about.

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Example: story film for Sablefen Roasters (fictional brand)· Turkish voiceover; English output is available.

Six people, six moments

Each scene has its own person and setting. The characters speak to the camera, and lip movement is generated together with the voice.

Moments, not testimonials

Characters recount a moment instead of rating your product or recommending it. This keeps every film clear of staged consumer reviews and honest as advertising.

Script first

You receive six sentences and six scene plans. Adjust the person, setting or sentence, then approve.

Closes on a brand card

Your logo, colors and contact details are placed on the final card automatically.

How it works

  1. 1

    Introduce your brand

    Share your website, a document or a short form.

  2. 2

    Write who tells the story

    Describe six different people and the moment each one meets your business. Choose style, language and framing.

  3. 3

    Approve the script

    Review the person, setting and sentence for every scene.

  4. 4

    Download your film

    A 1080p film of about 30 seconds, in vertical or horizontal format.

How you start

Create an account, introduce your brand once and write what you need. Before production starts you see exactly what you will receive and what it costs.

The total is shown in your cart before production begins, together with the items you have approved.

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Introducing your brand and creating your portrait require no payment.

Frequently asked questions

How is it different from an ad film?+

An ad film uses an off-camera narrator, and its scenes build a single story. A story video has no narrator: a different person speaks to camera in each scene. If you want to show your business through your customers' voices and a range of everyday moments, the story video is the right choice.

Are the people real?+

The characters are AI-generated and do not represent any real person. They share a moment rather than give opinions.

Can I choose the voices?+

Character voices are generated together with each scene, so speech and lip movement stay in sync.

Can the length be changed?+

The format is built around six scenes of about five seconds each, which makes a film of roughly 30 seconds. For a longer piece, an ad film or a promo video is the right fit.

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