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From your brief to the first frame in your own style. You judge the look before the film is made.
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AI video for brands
that can't afford
to look cheap
Ads, product films and brand pieces — generated fast, finished by people who cut film for a living.
Takes 2 minutes. No call, no sales pitch.
Showreel 2026 · 60 sec
AI video production showreel
One minute of our own work: ads, product films, animation and VFX, generated and then cut, graded and mixed by people. Drag along the edit to jump anywhere, or watch it with sound.
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Every frame generated not one shoot day behind it
Cut, graded and mixed by people, frame by frame
Cut to the beat a 140 BPM track, every scene on the bar
Ads, products, animation and VFX in a single minute
Promises
What you can
hold us to
The rules every Ambercut film is made by, from the first message to the final file. Pick a topic, or hold us to all of them.
- 48 h, to your first frame: From your brief to the first frame in your own style. You judge the look before the film is made.
- From $480, for a finished film: Up to fifteen seconds, start to finish: script, generation, edit and masters in two ratios. The price is on the page, not behind a call.
- 9:16, built, not cropped: Vertical, square and six-second cuts are framed from the shots for each platform, never cut out of the master.
- Fixed, one quote after the brief: Script, generation, sound and cutdowns in one number. No credits or extra generations billed on top.
- Sign-off, before anything is generated: You approve the storyboard and the test frames first, so the finished film is never a surprise.
- 1 day, to hear back: Every brief gets an answer within one business day, with a proper quote.
- Same face, in every shot: A character sheet comes first, and every shot is generated against it. Nobody's jaw changes between cuts.
- Walk away, if the first frames miss: Don't like the first frames in your style? Stop right there. You owe us nothing.
- $4,600+, kept against one shoot day: A 30-second spot from $1,400, against a US shoot day that rarely starts under $6,000.
- Yours, the film and every cut: Full rights, any market, no time limit. No extra licence to buy later.
- 3 ideas, when there is no script: Send the brief. You get three original concepts, each with a script and first frames. Pick one, and we build it.
- We say no, when a camera is better: If your job needs a real crew, we tell you on the first call, before you have paid us anything.
- 2 rounds, and a third on us: Two full rounds of changes. If we misread the brief, the third round is at our cost.
- In writing, the exact price, before we start: Every number is on paper before anyone starts work. What we quote is what you pay.
- 15 days, brief to master, on average: A short film in 5–7 days, a campaign in 10–15 days, a flagship in 3–5 weeks. If a deadline isn't realistic, we say so.
- No seams, or it isn't finished: A person cuts every frame, fixes the tells, grades it and designs the sound. If you can see the seams, we haven't finished.
- No hand-offs, the person who answers decides: Nothing goes into a queue, and nobody hands you over halfway through.
- Your NDA, signed before the brief: Send your NDA and we sign it before you share a single file. Launches stay secret.
- 50 / 50, to start, on delivery: Nothing is invoiced before you have seen a frame in your own style.
- 100%, of the source files: Project files, key frames, character sheet and graded masters, with every project, at no extra charge.
- Stills, from every film: Key frames as high-resolution stills for posts, thumbnails, decks and the press kit.
- Free, estimate in two minutes: Five questions, a real price range and the scope in writing. No obligation, and no call.
- Safe zones, clear of the buttons: Text and logos sit clear of the captions and buttons on TikTok, Reels and Shorts.
- Your logo, exact in every frame: Logos, packaging, prices and on-screen text go in from your real files in post, in every language.
- Any language, same film, new voice: Voice-over and subtitles in English or any other language, cut to the same picture.
- Cleared, music for paid media: Music is licensed for paid use, so nothing gets pulled mid-flight on TV or Meta.
- −8%, when you're not in a rush: Give us 3 to 4 weeks instead of 10 to 15 days and the price comes down. The calculator shows it.
- TV-ready, broadcast-safe masters: Masters that are safe for broadcast, plus the ratios each platform asks for.
- On brand, built to your guidelines: Send the guidelines, the palette and a few frames you like. The look is built to them before a single shot is generated.
- No call, unless you ask for one: Two minutes for an estimate and one email back. No newsletter, and nobody phones you afterwards.
- $1,200/mo, for 8 to 20 films a month: A retainer against your content plan: the same team every time, priority in the queue, no per-film maths.
- Private, until you say otherwise: Your film never appears in our reel, our site or our socials without your written OK.
- One shot, change only what you mark: A revision edits the shot you point at and leaves the rest of the film alone.
- No lookalikes, of real people: We won't build a character that resembles a real, identifiable person unless you have their written permission.
- Next season, an edit, not a reshoot: Swap the pack, the price or the language later, straight from the same project.
- 12 months, we keep your project: Every project stays on file for a year, so next season starts where we stopped. Deleted sooner the day you ask.
- White label, for agencies: You keep the client relationship. We deliver the film and the files under your name.
- C2PA, credentials in every file: Content Credentials are embedded in the delivered files. Whether you show the label is your call.
AI video production services
If it plays on a screen, we can make it. These seven are what brands book most — your idea can be any of them, a mix of two, or something with no name yet. Prices are for a typical project; your exact number takes two minutes in the calculator.
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AI commercial
An ad30 sec
A spot that stops the scroll — for TV, YouTube or paid social.
- Script and storyboard
- 16:9, 9:16 and 1:1 cuts
- Licensed music, cleared for ads
Typical project$3,100–4,100
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AI brand film
A brand film45–60 sec
The story of who you are — told like cinema, not a slideshow.
- Story developed with you
- One look, held start to finish
- Voice-over and sound design
Typical project$7,500–10,000
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AI product video
A product video30 sec
Your product doing what it does best — and looking better than on the shelf.
- Matched to your real product
- Macro, splash and turntable shots
- Feature call-outs
Typical project$2,500–3,300
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AI presenter video
A presenter who never fluffs a line — no shoot, in any language.
- The same face in every video
- Any language you need
- Subtitles burned in or separate
Typical project$1,900–2,600
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AI social media videos
A batch for sociala set of videos
A run of Reels, TikToks and Shorts — made as one set, not one by one.
- Built as a set, with one look
- 9:16, 1:1 and 6-second cuts
- Delivered on a content plan
Typical project$6,900–9,200
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AI music video
A music video45–60 sec
Visuals for a track or an artist — cut on the beat, not near it.
- Cut to the track
- Performance or narrative
- Look developed with the artist
Typical project$6,700–9,000
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AI animated film
An animated film30–90 sec
Characters, a world and a story — animated the way a studio would, without the studio's wait.
- Characters designed from scratch
- One style, held in every frame
- Voice, music and sound design
Typical projectQuoted per brief
See how it works Need something else? Explainers, trailers, game teasers, event openers, looping screens — describe it, and the calculator prices it for you.
The people
Who does the work
Names, faces, and what each person actually does.
Daniil
Managing partner · AI creator
Anton
Managing partner · AI creator
Anastasia
AI creator
Yaroslav
AI creator
Mikhail
AI creator
Dmitry
AI creator
Alexandr
AI creator
Sergei
AI creator
Alice
AI creator
Vladimir
AI creator
You always know whose hands your film is in.
The person who answers you is the person who can decide. Nothing goes into a queue, and nobody hands you over halfway through.
New name, not a new team
New name. Same hands since 2021.
We have been making commercial video since 2021. Ambercut is the name we work under in English — the team, the craft and the standards came with us.
800+
Commercial films delivered since 2021
200M+
Views on work this team has made
5 yrs
Making video for brands, without a break
48 h
From your brief to your first frame
- 48 h
- From your brief to the first frame in your style
- 2
- Rounds of changes on every project, always
- 100%
- Of the source files are yours, for any use, forever
Before you ask
Questions people actually ask
Who owns the video once it's made?
You do — the finished film, every cut of it, and the source files. Full rights, any market, no time limit, no extra licence to buy later.
Can I use this as a paid ad on TV or Meta?
Yes. We deliver broadcast-safe masters and the ratios each platform wants. Music is licensed for paid use, so nothing gets pulled mid-flight.
Is it legal to use a person who doesn't exist?
Yes, and that is the point — the people in our films are built, not filmed, so there is no likeness to license. We will not build a character that resembles a real, identifiable person unless you have their written permission.
What if I don't like it?
You will have signed off on the storyboard and the test frames before we generate anything, so the film should not be a surprise. If it still misses, you get two rounds of changes, and a third at our cost if we misread the brief.
How many changes do I get?
Two full rounds on every project, always. A round means one consolidated list of notes, not one note at a time.
Do you hand over the source files?
Yes, with every project, at no extra charge. Project files, key frames, character sheet, and the graded masters.
Can you match our brand guidelines?
That is what the reference board is for. Send the guidelines, the palette and a few frames you like, and the look is built to them before a single shot is generated.
Will people be able to tell it was made with AI?
That is the whole job. Generation gives us material; a person cuts it, fixes the tells, grades it and designs the sound. If you can see the seams, we have not finished.
Do you label the work as AI-made?
We embed C2PA Content Credentials in the delivered files, so the provenance travels with the video. Whether you show that label publicly is your call, and some platforms now ask for it.
How do payments work?
Fifty per cent to start, fifty on delivery. Nothing is invoiced before you have seen a frame in your own style, and that first frame lands within 48 hours of the brief.
How fast can you actually go?
A short film in five to seven days, a campaign in ten to fifteen, a flagship in three to five weeks. Rush is possible and costs about a third more — we will tell you honestly if the deadline is not realistic.
What can't you do?
Hands doing something fiddly, readable text inside the shot, and a specific real person without their permission. If your job is a founder talking in your own office, hire a crew — we will say so on the first call.
Do you work with agencies?
Yes, white-label included. You keep the client relationship, we deliver the film and the files under your name.
Where are you based?
The work happens remotely and we deliver in English across the US, the UK, the Gulf and Europe. Time zones have not been a problem yet.
Let's price your film
Two minutes, five questions, a real number at the end. No call unless you want one.
Takes 2 minutes. No call, no sales pitch.
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