Ways to make films about Lanzhou with AI
The Yellow River runs right through Lanzhou, crossed by Zhongshan Bridge and lined with waterwheels and the Yellow River Mother sculpture, and a bowl of beef noodles is a city calling card too; to the west lies the Hexi Corridor. Ideas:
- The Yellow River through town and Zhongshan Bridge: one flight along the river past the iron bridge, Baita Mountain and the lit-up banks, as the spine of a city image film.
- Waterwheels and sheepskin rafts: bring these old Yellow River objects to life to tell how people lived with the river, in a city history film or old-photo revival.
- A morning bowl of beef noodles: hand-pulled noodles, steaming pots and queues of diners in vertical city IP shorts for a tourism account's ongoing series.
- From Lanzhou into the Hexi Corridor: string together snow mountains, danxia landforms and pass fortresses along the way, in travel route shorts.
How Lanzhou projects run remotely, and when we travel
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.
Work worth a look for clients in Lanzhou
The Gansu Culture & Tourism Group Promo Film was made for the Gansu Culture & Tourism Group, not for Lanzhou city, and covered AI visuals, 3D animation, voiceover and editing. It moves from the Yellow River, snow mountains and the Mogao Caves to the group's business; one chapter title rises from the Yellow River bank in Lanzhou, and the film also features the Lanzhou Shiguangli art and eco resort corridor.
Pricing and timeline for Lanzhou projects
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.
