Anyone can generate a shot. Knowing which shot is the work.

Yes. I can run a piece end to end on my own, or take only the part you need. The work always goes in the same order: brief, direction, shotlist, then generation and edit. You sign off each step before the next one starts, so the character is approved before the final generations, not after.

Two things: what the ad has to do, and who it has to convince. From there I write the brief down before anything visual exists: the audience, their objection, and the one thing they must believe by second three. If you don't have a brief yet, a few lines and a short call are enough. For a real product, I also need clear product photos, so the scale and the details match the real thing.

I give you a delivery date with the quote, once we've talked through the brief. It depends on the length and on how many versions you want to test. Most of the time goes into thinking, not generating: generation is maybe fifteen percent of the work. The four cases on this site took between about 3 and 16 hours of production each.

You do. Once the project is paid, the final video and its files are yours to run as ads, wherever you need them. I'd like to show the work in my portfolio. If it has to stay private, or its use is limited in any way, we agree on that in writing before I start.

Yes. I work remotely, and I'm comfortable overlapping with US hours. Calls and reviews happen in your working day, and the time difference helps: I can work on your notes while it's night in the US. On a tight deadline, I can move my day later so we overlap more.

When the ad has to prove something real. A generated face can't honestly show what a skin product did over 30 days, so I won't make that kind of before/after. The same goes for real testimonials, a founder speaking to camera, or anything a viewer expects to have been filmed. Tell me what the ad has to do and who it has to convince, and I'll tell you honestly whether AI video is the right way to make it.

All three: single projects, a longer contract, or a role inside a team that makes paid-social video. For a project, I quote after a short call about the brief. The price depends on the length, the number of versions to test, and how much has to be built from scratch.