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How a brief becomes a video: the decisions a sentence cannot carry, what each one changes, and the three keys bound in the studio.
How a brief becomes a video
You write one sentence
That is the brief, and it is the only thing the studio asks you for. Everything under it is a decision the sentence cannot carry on its own.
The genre decides the cut
Not the subject — the rhythm. How long a shot is held before the picture changes is what separates a trailer from a documentary, and it is the one thing that survives being applied to any footage at all.
The model decides how much is read
The current generation reads the whole brief and holds a shot long enough to be looked at. The one before it is faster, and enough to find out whether an idea holds before committing to the wait.
The ratio decides the frame
Chosen before the cut rather than after it. A vertical video is composed differently; it is not a wide one with the sides taken off.
The genres, and what each one cuts like
Film
Trailer
A movie-style trailer for your story or idea. E.g. a hero's last mission.
Documentary
A short documentary on a real topic. E.g. the history of the pyramids.
AI fruit story
Fruit and vegetable people in a drama, each in their own voice. E.g. a pineapple neighbour steals pies.
Commercial
Ad spot
A 15-second ad for a product or service. E.g. a coffee shop's new drink.
Product demo
Your product shown in action. E.g. a smartwatch on a morning run.
AI presenter
An AI presenter talking straight to camera. E.g. 5 tips for better sleep.
Music video
Music video
A clip cut to the beat of the music. E.g. a neon city at night.
Explainer
Explainer
A simple explanation of how something works. E.g. why the sky is blue.
Animated
Kids' cartoon
A gentle cartoon for kids with a lesson. E.g. a duckling learns to share.
Animation
A 3D animated story with a cute hero. E.g. a banana builds his mom a house.
Anime
A story in anime style. E.g. an ordinary guy finds a hidden power.
Claymation
Stop-motion clay animation. E.g. a little chef's kitchen disaster.
Gaming
Game trailer
A cinematic trailer in a video game style. E.g. a knight storms a castle.
Effects
Visual effects
A spectacular effects shot: fire, water, explosions. E.g. a wave over a city.
Trends
Top 5 countdown
Five funny or amazing moments, counted down. E.g. top 5 animals with superpowers.
Seed to harvest
One plant from seed to fruit as a time-lapse. E.g. a tomato from seed to harvest.
Life hack
A useful trick: the problem, the hack, the result. E.g. peeling garlic in 10 seconds.
How it's made
How a thing is made in a factory, step by step. E.g. how pencils are made.
How it works
How an everyday thing works inside, in 3D. E.g. what happens inside a lock.
Deeper and deeper
A journey down through the layers, faster and faster. E.g. from the sea surface to the bottom.
Build from scratch
A builder turns something old into a cosy home. E.g. a bus into a tiny house.
Tiny home rescue
A giant hand builds a tiny family a new home. E.g. a cottage, brick by brick.
Little tale
A cute fairy tale about where things really go. E.g. where lost socks disappear.
The two models
Breyvi 6.7
The current generation and the one to reach for. Writes, cuts and reads the whole brief, and holds a shot long enough to be looked at.
Breyvi 5.2
The generation before it, and faster for that. Enough to find out whether an idea holds before committing to the wait.
Keyboard shortcuts
- Show or hide the railCtrl B
- Open settingsCtrl ⇧ ,
- Send the briefEnter
What a video costs
The plans, and what each one includes. See the plans