How AI Can Make Films for Wuxi
Wuxi sits on Taihu Lake and the Grand Canal, with gentle subjects and a ready-made city character in A Fu:
- Cherry blossoms at Yuantouzhu and Taihu Lake: spring blossoms and sailboats on the lake in a scenic film updated by season, for tourism campaigns.
- The old canal at Qingming Bridge: the ancient bridge at night, waterside houses and tour boats in a canal night-tour short.
- Huishan clay figure A Fu: make the chubby A Fu a city IP who shows viewers around Wuxi in a set of vertical city shorts.
- “The Moon Reflected in Erquan”: Abing's erhu piece set to a moonlit spring and old streets, in a musical city culture film.
- Soup dumplings and soy-braised spare ribs: a vertical food series, one Wuxi-style dish per episode.
Working Remotely, and When We Travel to Wuxi
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 Wuxi
We have not yet done a local project in Wuxi. For lake scenery like Taihu, see “Colors of Hongze.” For the canal past and present, see the Liaocheng high-speed rail opening film. If you want to turn a figure like A Fu into a city IP, see our three fruit-and-dessert landmark shorts for Longgang, where the same city gets a new flavor each episode.
Pricing and Timeline for Projects in Wuxi
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.
