Capabilities are abstract
Reasoning, memory, multi-model, agents—ordinary users can’t see what it has to do with them.
AI products are hard to film. The capability lives in the model, and lines like “switches between models automatically” or “an agent that gets things done” mean nothing to users. Film someone tapping a phone and it looks like every other app ad. And the product moves fast—by the time one cut is done, the interface has changed.
We start from a specific moment in a user’s life: needing a summary before a meeting, changing plans in the car, telling a child a bedtime story. The product helps right there, the interface is pushed in on screen, people and places are set for your target market, and each scene sells one feature.

Reasoning, memory, multi-model, agents—ordinary users can’t see what it has to do with them.
For overseas markets, people, streets and homes must look local—hard to film from China.
Interfaces and features shift monthly; live-action goes stale at launch and reshoots are costly.
Each feature is tied to a real moment, so viewers know when they’d open it.
Faces, clothing, buildings and habits match the target country, with character sheets keeping leads consistent.
Interface demos are animated separately, so a redesign only means swapping the UI, not the scenes.
Overseas projects can run fully in English, with English narration and subtitles delivered.
A user’s workday where the product helps write, search and get things done, with interface demos woven in.
Light-sweep close-ups first, then the device on a desk, in a car and at home.
Feature-rich apps told in chapters, each with a title animation so viewers always know where they are.
15–30 second vertical spots that lead with the strongest feature in the first seconds.
Each step comes to you for approval before we move on.
Product overview, key features, target users and markets, UI screenshots or recordings—scripts welcome.
We pair each feature with a user scene, make character sheets and storyboard stills for your approval.
We generate the scenes, animate the interface, and add narration, music and subtitles for a first cut.
Final long cut plus 30- and 15-second versions, vertical cuts, and multiple languages.
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OHMAI’s English product film: the UK device introduces itself in first person, following a user from desk to car to a child’s bedside.
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Oman’s ChatRaha super-app film: we remade and added AI visuals and video to the client’s script, placing five feature chapters in Omani daily life.
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A self-initiated AI product concept film: glass cards and charts organize a dozen model features into clear layers.
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