Rules don’t motivate
A how-to video that’s just animated rules gets remembered, not acted on.
When a platform runs a campaign, the worry is users who read the rules and still don’t join. Hashtags, tracks and prizes look clear on a poster, but users really want to know what they could make and where to start. And campaigns move fast—plans often lock a week or two before launch.
We let your own mascot go first on the user’s behalf: it wanders the city and spots things worth filming, uses your platform’s tools when it gets stuck, then posts its work. The rules hide inside the character’s actions, so by the end viewers know how to join.

A how-to video that’s just animated rules gets remembered, not acted on.
Plans lock late and launch dates don’t move, leaving a week or two for video.
Mascots have set looks and personalities; any drift in proportion, color or expression gets noticed.
The mascot explores, films and posts, so viewers learn what to make and how to join.
A cartoon mascot walks real city streets—local flavor on screen with the platform’s friendly feel.
Search, effects and posting are written into the character’s actions—no separate feature video needed.
Once the character is set, teasers, each track and the year-end recap all reuse it consistently.
The mascot tours the city, turning creative tracks into scenes, then raises a phone to invite entries.
Released days before launch with a hook or Easter egg that pulls users to the event page.
Mascot-led booth videos offline and few-second red-envelope animations online, same character.
A year of tracks, entries and events in one minute, inviting everyone back next year.
Each step comes to you for approval before we move on.
Campaign plan, key lines, mascot assets, launch date and placement sizes.
Two or three directions; once chosen, we break the copy into shots with mascot stills and storyboards.
We generate mascot and scene video, add titles, hashtag type, music and subtitles, and cut a draft.
Exports in landscape, vertical or ultra-wide for splash screens, feeds and live-event screens.
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Weibo “Beijing Style” street-life track film: the mascot tours wintry Beijing, turning four themes into scenes.
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The same contest’s tech track: the mascot goes from hutongs to tech showrooms and demos Smart Search for ideas.
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A Kuaishou E-commerce booth film and red-envelope animation: the mascot tours the booth, plus a vertical red-envelope clip.
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Weibo “Beijing Style” year-end recap: the mascot guides while real creators’ work takes center stage, a year in a minute.
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