Specification

Scope of supply

One line of text is the input. Eight operations execute in sequence in one place, with two documented stops where control returns to the operator.

AGeneration

A1Brief and script: The input line is resolved into a brief — angle, audience, target length — and then into narration written to that length rather than cut back to it.
A2Storyboard: The narration is divided into scenes. Each scene is issued one visual direction, one line of narration and an allocation of the total runtime.
A3Scene visuals: One frame per scene, generated from that scene’s own direction, at the project aspect ratio: 16:9 / 9:16 / 1:1 / 4:5.
A4Voice: Narration read in a selected voice, in one of six languages: English, Greek, Russian, German, French or Spanish.

B1Caption cues: Timings are measured from the rendered audio, adjustable in tenths of a second, and composited into the picture at assembly.
B2Compositor: Picture, motion, audio and cues are combined into a single MP4, with progress and a preview frame reported throughout, terminating in a signed download link.
B3Brand kit: Logo, palette and type are held at project level and applied to every export as a matter of course.

C1Scene editor: Reorder with move-up and move-down, duplicate, delete, rewrite, retime. Regenerating one scene changes that scene and no other.
C2Templates: Templates supplied for launch, promo, explainer, property and event items, preset for tone, pacing, aspect ratio and duration, and editable in every field.
C3Credit ledger: Every charge is written to the ledger before the work begins and confirmed once the output lands. A failure reverses its own entry, with no ticket raised.
C4Safeguards: Prompt moderation, expiring signed export URLs, and no full card number or security code written to our servers at any point.

End of specification. Unit rates are on the rate card.