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AI micro-dramas and series
Realistic vertical series with recurring characters, produced end to end and delivered episode after episode. See micro-drama production.
AI video production · Script to screen
AI video production, finished like film.
We produce realistic AI films, series, micro-dramas, documentaries, ads and explainers end to end: script, look, generation, edit, voice, music, sound and mix. Generation is the new part. Everything after it is post-production, which we have done since 2017.
- Of AI production capacity every week
- 50 hrs
- Language, voiced and subtitled
- Any
- Hours of content finished
- 350K+
- In post-production since
- 2017
What we make
Stories first. Models second.
Anyone can generate a striking shot. A film needs a story, characters that stay the same from scene to scene, performances, sound and a cut that holds attention. That is the part we're good at.
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AI films and shorts
Short films, concept films and pilots, from script and look development to a finished, mixed master.
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AI documentaries and explainers
History, science, finance and current affairs, told as documentary: researched scripts, narration, generated and archive visuals, graphics and score.
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AI ads and product films
Concepts, product films and campaign versions without a shoot, finished with original music and sound. See ad films.
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AI localisation
AI voices in Indian and foreign languages and AI lip-sync on picture, so one film can speak to more audiences. See dubbing.
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AI content at scale
Series, channels and content libraries produced at volume to one standard. See content at scale.
The hard part
Consistent faces, voices and quality.
Generative video is powerful and unreliable. Our pipeline is built around the ways it fails.
- Characters that stay themselvesRecurring characters are trained and locked before production, and generated shots are checked against them, so a face in episode forty matches episode one.
- Voices and lip-syncAI voices in Indian and foreign languages, or human voice actors, with lip-sync to the dialogue where a scene needs it.
- Every shot reviewedGenerated shots are scored and reviewed; weak ones are regenerated or cut around, the way an editor works around a bad take.
- Sound and music by peopleScore, sound design and the mix come from the same sound team behind our star-led ad campaigns. See sound design.
- The right tools per projectWe combine generative video, image and voice models with our own tooling, and choose them per project. Our open-source research on video diffusion models, NeuralGraft, is on GitHub.
Who does what
AI makes the shots. People make the film.
AI
Generation at speed
- Shots, scenes and characters
- Voices and lip-sync in many languages
- Versions and variations at volume
People
Judgement and craft
- Story, scripts and direction
- Shot selection and the edit
- Music, sound design, mix and quality control
Both, mixed
Live action plus AI
- AI scenes or inserts inside shot footage
- Human voices over AI visuals
- One edit, one mix, one delivery
How an AI production runs
Script in. Finished film out.
Script and story
Your script, or one we write with you, broken down into scenes and shots.
Look development
Characters, locations and a visual style, shown to you as frames for approval before production.
Generate
Shots generated, checked for consistency, scored and reviewed; weak shots redone.
Edit and voice
The cut, the performances and the dialogue, in every language you need.
Sound, music and mix
Score, sound design and a mix to each platform's loudness spec.
Check and deliver
Quality control, subtitles, and AI labels wherever the platform or the law requires them.
Responsible by default
Real people stay real.
We don't put real people's faces or voices into AI video without their written permission, we clone a voice only with its owner's consent, and we label AI content wherever a platform or the law requires it. YouTube, for example, requires creators to disclose realistic content made or meaningfully altered with AI.
We also make AI work that is meant to be watched, not mass-produced filler. Platforms are increasingly strict about repetitive, low-effort content; our scripts, edits and sound are made one film at a time, even when we make many.
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AI micro-dramas
AI series
End-to-end production
Realistic AI micro-dramas at scale, with 50 hours of production capacity a week
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NeuralGraft
Open-source research
Alokick Studios R&D
Research tooling for video diffusion models, published under Apache-2.0 GitHub
Questions
AI video, answered.
What can you make with AI video today?
Realistic micro-dramas and series, short films, documentaries and explainers, product films and ads, and localised versions of existing videos. Long dialogue scenes, crowds, fast action and readable on-screen text still need the most care, so we plan scripts and shots around them.
How do you keep characters consistent across episodes?
Recurring characters are designed, trained and locked before production starts, and generated shots are checked against them. Shots that drift are regenerated or cut.
Can you mix AI with live-action footage?
Yes. AI scenes, establishing shots or inserts can sit inside shot footage, and AI visuals can carry a human voice-over. It all goes through one edit, one mix and one round of quality control.
Can you produce AI video in Hindi and other Indian languages?
Yes. Dialogue and narration can be voiced in Hindi, other Indian languages and foreign languages, by AI voices or by voice actors, with lip-sync where the scene needs it.
Will it be labelled as AI?
Wherever a platform or the law requires it. YouTube, for example, requires creators to disclose realistic content made or meaningfully altered with AI. We don't use real people's likeness or voice without permission.
How is AI video production priced?
By the finished minute or by the episode, depending on realism, dialogue, languages and volume. For a series we can start with a pilot episode, so you can judge the quality before committing to the run.
Contact
Start an AI production.
Tell us what you want to make, the length or number of episodes, the languages, where it will be published and your deadline. We'll come back with a plan, a quote and, for series, a pilot.
Dubbing artists, voice actors, editors and sound designers: join our vendor network. Tell us your languages, team size and where we can see or hear your work.