Create · Brand Film
Make a Brand Film
The house film. Built to last a season.
- Steps
- 3
- Asks for
- 3 inputs
- Examples
- 2 clips
House takes
Example clips
Brand Film
A directed brand film
How it is built
The pipeline
- Read the brief.Prestige pacing. No hard sell until the last card.
- Key frames.Still frames for the beats — one image per shot, consistent faces and light.
- Direct the film.Animate the frames into a finished piece with camera, sound and pacing.
What it is for
An AI brand film maker for a house film that feels like the company rather than a sales pitch: craft, place and pace, with the sell held until the last card. Describe what the film should leave people with. The brief asks for it to open wide, move closer and end on a still emblem instead of a web address.
Inputs
What it asks for
- Neededthe story, in your own words
- Optionalthe look
- Neededhow long it should run
How to make it
- Step 1
Describe the house
Write the craft, the place and the feeling it should leave. Concrete details (hands at work, a material, a time of day) read better on screen than values or slogans. Name one object that stands for the house, such as a finished coat on a form, so the last card has something to hold on.
- Step 2
Pick the look and length
Cinematic is the preselected look; the others are Custom, Experimental, Monochrome, Animated and Artistic. Set the running time between 15 and 60 seconds (it starts at 30); it goes into the brief as the length to plan shots for. The reference box on the form takes photos, clips and audio up to what Imagera Warlord Pro accepts, preloaded in Sandbox by Direct, not carried to Canvas, so for Canvas name the materials, the place and the emblem in words.
- Step 3
Direct it in Sandbox
Press “Direct my brand film”: Sandbox opens Imagera Warlord Pro in Reference to video and uploads your photos into its reference slots. It needs at least one photo; with none attached, you get Imagera Warlord Pro in Text to video instead. One clip per run; prompt polish may rewrite the brief unless you switch it off.
- Step 4
Or run it step by step in Canvas
Open in Canvas adds two nodes, Key frames and Direct the film, each priced before it runs, so one can be re-run alone. Direct the film animates the Key frames still. The video node is set to 8 seconds and picks its engine until you choose one. Judge the light and the material on the Key frames still first; Direct the film animates that still, palette and all.
Example brief
On the Create page this brief loads from the “An atelier at dusk” chip under the preview.
An atelier at dusk
Hands cut cloth in a quiet atelier. Dust in the last window light. A finished coat on a form. No voiceover until a single word: Kept.
Look: Cinematic
Length: 30 seconds
Questions
Can it show our logo?
Attach it to the reference box and Direct preloads it in Sandbox, but a logo redrawn by the engine can come out wrong. The brief asks for an ending on a still emblem that you describe. Place your real logo on the last frame in your editor so it is exact.
Is there a voiceover?
The template writes no narration of its own. Put any spoken line into the story word for word, as the example does with its single word. Whether a take has sound depends on the engine you run, so check it, and record narration in your editor when the words must be exact.
How long can the film be?
15–60 seconds on the form, starting at 30. Each run renders one clip, so at the Canvas node's 8-second setting a 30-second film is about 4 clips, joined in your editor. Give the closing emblem its own clip, held still.
What does it cost?
Credits per run, priced on the Sandbox button and on each Canvas node before you run. No paid generation costs less than 15 credits, so both nodes together cost at least 30 credits.
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