How AI Can Make Films for Lishui
Lishui is a city of mountains and rivers in southwest Zhejiang, and its celadon, swords and old villages are highly visual:
- Gubao Painting Village and the Ou River: the ancient weir, camphor trees and painters at work in an oil-painting-style tourism short where the scenery inside the frame slowly comes alive.
- Dinghu Peak at Xiandu in Jinyun: the stone pillar and streams in morning mist, in a four-seasons scenic film with one chapter per season.
- The Yunhe terraces: flooded in spring, green in summer, golden in autumn—a set of vertical shorts by season for tourism accounts to post over time.
- Longquan celadon and Longquan swords: from throwing, glazing and opening the kiln to forging and quenching, in a heritage short about craftsmanship.
- Songyang's old villages: rammed-earth walls, terraces and villages above the clouds, in a rural travel-route short for weekend trip campaigns.
Working Remotely, and When We Travel to Lishui
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 Related to Lishui
Strictly speaking, we have not yet done a local project in Lishui. The closest is “Southwest Zhejiang in Family Letters”: following Liu Ying's family letter, the camera moves from the cloud-wrapped mountains of southwest Zhejiang down to the courtyard of a historic site, and today's Zhejiang gives the answer. For lake scenery, see “Colors of Hongze”; for a fine-brush scroll style, see the NDRC Mid-Autumn Chinese-Style Video.
Pricing and Timeline for Projects in Lishui
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.
