No product to film
Before launch there are only CAD drawings and renders—nothing ready for a shoot.
At a launch, clients, press and partners are in the room, and the two minutes of the keynote video decide whether they remember the product. The hard parts: the product may not be in production yet, so there’s nothing to film; features live in software you can’t see; and the stage screen is wide and far away, so interface text is unreadable from the back.
We compose for the stage screen. Hardware gets dark-background light-sweep close-ups so people remember its shape; software is shown doing a real job, with the interface pushed in and key words enlarged. We finish on the work or life scene it improves, landing on the product name and launch line.

Before launch there are only CAD drawings and renders—nothing ready for a shoot.
Algorithms, platforms and agents work behind the scenes; listing them only leaves an impression of “impressive.”
Wide screens and distant seats mean a raw screen recording looks like a white blur from the back.
Design files and renders guide product close-ups and use scenes, with details checked one by one.
One or two real use cases from question to result, so the audience knows what it can do for them.
A one-line caption on one side, the zoomed interface on the other, key words enlarged for the back row.
Beyond the stage cut, we make landscape and vertical versions for the website, product pages and social.
Played at the reveal—about two minutes on what the product is and does.
Light sweeps over the design on black, then moves into office, travel and home scenes.
Follow one task through the whole flow, alternating interface animation and real scenes.
Teasers in the days before, showing only details and silhouettes until the reveal.
Each step comes to you for approval before we move on.
Design files or prototype photos, selling points, real use cases, stage screen size and launch date.
We choose the selling points and use case, then make storyboards and product stills for your team to check.
We generate product and scene video, animate the interface, and add narration, music and subtitles for a first cut.
We export for a stage test and deliver 16:9, vertical and English versions to go live on launch day.
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BGI Genpilot’s launch film—script, AE interface animation and AI motion backgrounds—walking two research cases from question to report on a 32:9 screen.
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An English product film for UK AI hardware brand OHMAI: light sweeps reveal the design, then follow a user from desk to bedtime story.
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A self-initiated AI product concept film: glass cards and charts lay out two model generations’ features on a creator’s desk.
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