Your next video is a conversation.

Tell the studio what you need. Approve the script, the voice and every shot. Post it tomorrow.

250 free credits, no card. Your brief comes with you into the studio.

Or see what one sentence became:

ELEVEN DAYS · 0:31 · 16:9▶ WATCH WITH SOUND

Eleven Days, a coffee roastery film. A finished render on loop. Click it for sound.

The conversation that made it

Our roaster’s story in 30 seconds. We have the script, time the whole film to our words.
Script timed28.4s of narration

Four shots: the hillside, the drying bed, the drum, the pour. Gacrux for the voice, unhurried. About 300 credits, and nothing is generated yet.

Go.
Voice readyGacrux, 28.4s
Images ready4 of 4 approved
Clips readyfive shots in motion
Music readyupright bass, brushed snare
Video created
The pour needs a beat more air before the last line.
Video updated
0:31 finished5 checkpointsabout 300 credits0 surprises

How it works

Five checkpoints between a brief and a video.

Nothing is generated until you say so, and the cheap decisions come first. Every artifact below is from one real session: a 31-second film for a small-batch coffee roastery.

  1. 01 · SCRIPT

    Words first. Words are free.

    It writes the script, or times the film to yours word for word. Rewrites cost nothing, forever.

    Eleven Days

    Ext. Hillside, Huila. Dawn.

    Narrator (V.O.)Eleven days ago, this was a cherry on a hillside in Huila. Six of those days it dried on a raised bed, turned by hand every four hours. Then eleven minutes and forty seconds in the drum, and one sound that decides everything.

    ✓ Their own copy, word for word. Every beat below is timed to it.

    Free

    as many drafts as you want

  2. 02 · VOICE

    Hear the take before anything is built on it.

    Play the actual narration. Every cut and caption then times itself to it.

    ·

    The finished voiceover. Gacrux, unhurried, 28.4s of it

    10 cr

    per 30 seconds of narration

  3. 03 · SHOTS

    Approve every frame before it moves.

    Stills are pennies, motion is money. Nothing moves until you have seen the frame.

    01 HILLSIDE
    02 DRYING BED
    03 THE DRUM
    04 THE POUR

    ✓ 4 of 4 frames approved, then animated into five clips.

    7 cr a still

    then from 6 cr a second of motion

  4. 04 · MUSIC

    A score written around the voice.

    Composed to your beats and told to stay out of the way of the words.

    ·

    Upright bass, brushed snare, room tone. Never over the voice

    10 cr

    a track

  5. 05 · BUILD

    The finished cut, while you watch.

    Ask for changes in plain words. Export when it feels like yours.

    ELEVEN DAYS · 0:31▶ WATCH WITH SOUND

    The build is quoted before you say yes. Previews and exports are free, always.

    Quoted first

    previews and exports always free

Made with your team

The client leaves a note at 0:12. The studio fixes 0:12.

One workspace for the company. Editors ask the studio in the project’s channel, clients leave notes on the frame from a link, and the notes get read and acted on. Reviewers never pay.

# Team★ PrimaryV1 · 15s cutdown
SE
Sam10:02
Client’s back. Notes are on V2, and one of them is the bottle.
DA
Danaclient · via review link0:12
Can we overlay Sunday Drive on the bottle in post?
RI
Riley10:04
@Veeput the Sunday Drive wordmark on the bottle at 0:12 and hold it through the pour. Dana’s note.
Vee10:05

Riley: @Vee put the Sunday Drive wordmark on the bottle at 0:12 and hold it through the pour

Done. The wordmark sits on the label from 0:12 and holds through the pour. The new cut is in the preview, and I answered Dana on the review page.
SERIQUSam, Riley and Quinn are here · Riley is driving 15s cutdown
Message the team, or @Vee for changes
The Sunday Drive bottle shot, the frame the client's note points at
DA
Danaclient0:12Sep 4resolved

Can we overlay Sunday Drive on the bottle in post?

VeeSep 4

The wordmark is on the label from 0:12 and holds through the pour. Have a look at V2.

Reply

  • Creator and up

    Review links

    Send a link. The client watches, leaves notes on the frame with a timestamp, and needs no account. You hear about it by email.

  • Creator and up

    The studio reads the notes

    Ask it to look at the feedback. It watches the moment a note points at, fixes the cut, and answers where the reviewer will read it.

  • Pro and up

    Branches

    Fork a video from any render. Try a 15-second cutdown beside the full spot, each with its own conversation, and promote the winner.

  • Team

    One pool

    A workspace for the company: two editor seats and one pool for $129 a month, more editors at $19 a seat, everyone on Pro. Reviewers are free, unlimited.

Everything in the box

The whole studio, on every plan.

It reads your brand off your website, keeps a character’s face and voice across videos, searches real footage when a scene wants the world, captions every word to the syllable, and builds explainers with nothing filmed at all. In whatever shape you post.

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It learns your brand from your websitePaste a URL. Colours, logo and what you do, read straight off the site. Fix anything, save once.

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The same face, the same voice, in every videoCreate a character once, from a description or your photos. Put her on camera anywhere, and hear her.
A yellow Lisbon tram climbing a narrow cobbled streetReal stockPexels, never a credit
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Captions, six looksEvery word, synced to the voice
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Some videos need no camera at allKinetic type, charts that draw themselves, product walkthroughs.
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Every format your business postsVertical, wide or square, from the same conversation.

Stock frame by Alina Chernii on Pexels. Caption and motion loops are real renders from the studio.

What this replaces

An editor costs $300 and two weeks.

The going rate on a 30-second branded spot is $300 to $800, plus about ten days of email, and that is before the revision round where you try to describe a feeling over Slack. It is the reason most small brands never make the video.

The brief
HiredA call, a document, then a week of silence.
HereOne sentence, then questions until it is right.
First cut
HiredDay eight, if nobody is on holiday.
HereAbout twenty minutes.
Changing your mind
HiredTwo rounds are in the quote. The third has a number attached.
HereA sentence in the same conversation. Round nine costs the same as round one.
What it costs
Hired$300 to $800 a video.
HereAbout 300 credits. Creator gets 2,000 a month.

Pricing

Priced like a tool, not an agency.

Every plan is the whole studio: generated imagery, animation, real stock, voiceover, music, captions and export. What changes is how many credits arrive each month, how long a video can run, and who else gets into the room.

Free

$0forever

no card

250 credits, once

your first video, on us

  • The whole studio, nothing held back
  • Videos up to 1 minute
  • Small VideoVenture watermark on exports
Start free
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Creator

$29/mo

billed monthly

2,000 credits a month

about 8 videos a month

  • Review links, clients comment on the frame
  • The studio reads and answers the notes
  • Videos up to 8 minutes, no watermark
  • Unused credits roll over, up to 2×

Pro

$79/mo

billed monthly

6,000 credits a month

about 22 videos a month

  • Everything in Creator
  • Branches, two ideas of one video
  • Advanced motion models
  • Videos up to 15 minutes, priority support

Team

$129/mo

2 editor seats in · more $19 a seat

10,000 credits a month, pooled

about 36 videos a month, for the team

  • Reviewers are free, unlimited
  • The project channel, with the studio in it
  • One pool the whole team spends from
  • More editors at $19 a seat
  • Everything in Pro, for the whole company
Create a workspace

Every plan’s video count includes the conversation, the pieces and the build. Previews and exports are always free. Top up any time, 500 credits for $10. Cancel whenever. The full breakdown, every unit price and a worked receipt, lives on the pricing page.

Questions

Asked and answered.

The things that stop a sign-up, in a line each. The full price list, every unit cost and a worked receipt live on the pricing page.

Do I need a card to try it?
No. 250 credits, enough for one real video, and nothing else asked.
What is a credit?
What the studio spends when it works for you. A 30-second spot is about 250 credits on Creator, and every step is quoted before you say yes.
Can my client comment without an account?
Yes. A review link is all they need. Notes land on the frame with a timestamp, and the studio can act on them.
What does Team actually cost?
$129 a month for the workspace, two editor seats and 10,000 credits pooled. More editors are $19 a seat. Reviewers are free and unlimited.
Can I use the videos commercially?
Yes. They are yours to post, run as ads or put on your site. Stock comes from Pexels, licensed for commercial use.
Can I cancel?
Yes. Month to month, from settings. Cancelling stops the next charge.

Start tonight, post tomorrow

The video your business needs is one sentence away.

250 credits to start. No card required.