How AI Can Make Films for Fuzhou
Fuzhou's character hides in its lanes, under its banyans and in a bowl of Buddha Jumps Over the Wall. These subjects suit AI:
- The Three Lanes and Seven Alleys: white walls, gray tiles, saddle-shaped gables and former residences of notable people deep in the lanes, in a vertical old-street series, one lane per episode.
- Banyans and the Min River: the old banyans of the “Banyan City” and night views along both banks of the Min, as the opening of a city image film, for big events and holiday campaigns.
- Shoushan stone carving and bodiless lacquerware: from choosing the stone and carving to lacquering and polishing, in a heritage short or a showroom loop.
- Buddha Jumps Over the Wall and fish balls: a vertical food series, one Fuzhou dish and the neighborhood of one time-honored shop per episode.
- Gushan Mountain and the Mawei shipyard heritage: mountain trails, old ships and docks in a history and culture film about Fuzhou and the sea.
Working Remotely, and When We Travel to Fuzhou
We are based in Longgang, Shenzhen, and projects in other cities can run fully remotely: briefs and reviews over video calls, script, style, storyboards and first cut approved step by step in a project group, the film reviewed online and delivered via cloud drive.
When meeting in person or being on site matters, we can send people to you—for a kickoff meeting, a location recce with reference photos, or on-site playback support on event day. Travel and accommodation are listed separately in the quote.
Projects Worth Seeing for Fuzhou
We have not yet done a local project in Fuzhou. For crafts like stone carving and lacquerware, see “Exploring Longgang: An Intangible Heritage Scroll.” For a city walk, see “Longgang Is Fun,” where the lead searches “where to go” by the water at an old academy and then visits a concert, the oil painting village and a creative district. For a fine-brush holiday film, see the NDRC Mid-Autumn Chinese-Style Video.
Pricing and Timeline for Projects in Fuzhou
We take on projects from a few thousand to several hundred thousand yuan, priced by running time and production tier; a 1–2 minute film usually takes about two weeks, and a sample demo can be ready the same day. Rush production is available; timeline and price are agreed case by case.
