Your next video is a conversation.
Describe it in one sentence. Approve the script, the voice, every single shot, then watch the finished cut render in front of you. Nothing is created until you say so.
250 free credits · no card required
Studio/Sunday Drive Heat1805 credits
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▶Full 15s Sunday Drive spot: six beats, hard cuts, slam type.
Ask for a change, or say what’s next…
One real job, every checkpoint
Five checkpoints between a brief and a video.
Most AI video tools are a roulette wheel: pay first, see what you got after. These five checkpoints are the opposite, and everything below is the genuine article from one session, a 31-second film for a small-batch coffee roastery. The same voice, the same frames, the same score that made the cut. Play them.
01 · SCRIPT
Words first. Words are free.
It will write the script, or take yours word for word and time the whole film to it. Either way you read it before a single thing is generated, and rewrites cost nothing, as many as you want, forever.
Eleven days ago, this was a cherry on a hillside in Huila. Six of those days it dried on a raised bed, turned by hand every four hours. Then eleven minutes and forty seconds in the drum, and one sound that decides everything. First crack. One hundred and ninety-six degrees. After that it’s patience, and nothing else.
✓ Ridgeline brought their own copy. Every beat below is timed to these words
02 · VOICE
Hear the take before anything is built on it.
Pick a voice, play the actual narration. The entire video then times itself around a take your own ears approved: every cut, every caption, to the syllable.
The finished voiceover. Gacrux, unhurried, 28.4s of it
03 · SHOTS
Approve every frame before it moves.
Stills are pennies; motion is money. You see the exact frame, and only after you approve it does it start to move.
✓ 4 of 4 frames approved, then animated into five clips
04 · MUSIC
A score written around your voiceover.
Not a stock bed dropped underneath. It is composed to the beats you just approved, and told to get out of the way when someone is speaking.
Upright bass, brushed snare, room tone. Never over the voice
05 · BUILD
The finished cut, while you watch.
Everything above, assembled. Previews are free: today, tomorrow, always. Ask for changes in plain words, export when it feels like yours.
No timeline · no editor · no roulette
Every format your business posts, from the same conversation.
FINISHED RENDERS · MUTED ON LOOP · CLICK ONE TO PLAY IT FULL SIZE
Your brand
It learns your brand from your website.
Paste your URL. The studio reads your colors, your logo, and what you do, straight off the site. Correct anything it misread, save it once, and every video after that simply looks like yours.
Sunrise Bakery. Artisan sourdough & morning pastry, est. 2019
✓ A proposal, not a verdict. Fix anything, then every video colors itself from your brand
Stock footage
Real footage, found for you.
Some scenes want the real world: a tram climbing a real street, a torch finishing a real plate. The studio searches Pexels, the free stock library, shows you real clips, and drops your pick straight into the cut. Stock never costs a credit.
CLIPTRAM 28, ASCENT
16s
CLIPCASTLE, ROOFTOPS
14s
CLIPBAIXA, LOOKING DOWN
13s
CLIPTORCH, FINISH
11s
CLIPPAN, TOSSED
9s
CLIPTHE PASS, PLATING
17s
CLIPKETTLEBELL, COACH
10s
CLIPPLATE, LOADED
8s
CLIPSESSION, SPOTTED
19s✓ Free and licensed. You pick from real thumbnails, and you say which scene it lands in
Stock media provided by Pexels.
Recurring characters
The same face, the same voice, in every video.
Create a character once: describe them, or build them from your own photos, then place them in any scene you can imagine, give them a voice, and put them on camera. Recognisably them, every time. Recurring characters are how small brands get remembered.
MAYA · SAVED CHARACTER
SCENE · STUDIO
SCENE · GOLDEN HOUR
SCENE · CAFE
SCENE · SHOP FLOORNothing filmed
Some videos don’t need a camera at all.
Explainers, data, titles: designed and animated outright, with nothing filmed and no footage licensed. Press play, and turn the sound on.
Motion graphics, no footage at all
Full animated explainers built from pure design: kinetic type, charts that draw themselves, product walkthroughs. When there’s nothing to film, this is the whole video.
Text that lands on the voice
On-screen titles and word-synced captions timed to the narration, so names, numbers and punchlines hit the exact moment they’re spoken. Sound-off viewers get the whole story.
Revisions
Round nine costs the same as round one.
With an editor this is the part that gets awkward: two rounds are in the quote, the third has a number attached, and by the fourth you’re apologising for changing your mind about the music. Here a revision is a sentence in the conversation that built the video. It bills the few credits of work it takes, priced in plain words, and previewing and exporting never cost anything.
What this replaces
An editor costs $300 and two weeks. You have neither.
The going rate on a 30-second branded spot is $300 to $800, plus about ten days of email, and that’s before the revision round where you try to describe a feeling over Slack. It’s the reason most small brands simply never make the video.
Pricing
Priced like a tool, not an agency.
Each plan's video count includes everything that makes one: the conversation, the generated pieces, and the build itself. Previews and exports are always free, annual plans get two months free, and you can top up credits any time. Cancel whenever; the full breakdown has every number.
Start tonight, post tomorrow
The video your business needs is one sentence away.
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