Write the brief.
Get the
launch film.
Add a song and your brand, describe the launch, and Talth plans, builds and cuts a music-synced film shot by shot. You review a checkpoint, then get the MP4. No timeline, no After Effects.
- 30–70 min to MP4
- Music-synced
- 1080p or 4K
- You approve before the final render
See a Talth film.
Cut to the beat.
CRED — Chain Reaction: one brief, one song, nine scenes and forty seconds, delivered as a 1920×1080 MP4 with sound.
One brief,
any kind of launch.
Start from a template or a blank page. Product films, app promos, feature drops, brand spots and vertical social cuts, each one planned from your brief and cut to your song.
Walk through the product in the order a customer meets it. The director crawls your site for copy, palette and official logos, and keeps every on-screen claim tied to its source.
Screens, gestures and the one thing your app does best, cut to the song. Upload screenshots or let the asset scout pull them from your site.
One new feature, explained before anyone scrolls past. Keep on-screen text short and the director will time each line to the beat map.
Mood, texture and your wordmark, with no product shots required. The sound designer scores the hits so the picture and the music land together.
Brief in.
Film out.
No timeline to scrub and no project file to manage. You make the calls that matter; the studio does the rest.
- Brief212 words
A 40-second launch film for the new card. Cut on the beat, end on the logo.
neon-drive.mp3Brand site6 images01Write the brief
Describe the launch, add a song, your brand site or kit, and any images or footage. Pick the format and press Start.
- 0.0 s8.4 s17.2 s21.6 s30.1 s36.0 sApproveRequest changes02
Review the checkpoint
Stills, test clips, the shot list and the beat map, all on one page. Approve, or request changes and the director does another round.
- Master MP41920×1080 · 60 fpsWeb MP4for sharingSound-free cutSFX onlyCredits.md03
Get the MP4
The master, a web cut, a sound-free cut and the credits. Want changes? Pin notes on the timeline and get the next version.
A whole studio,
behind one button.
Every film gets its own cloud machine with a full motion-design toolkit installed. You never see it; you see the plan, the previews and the finished file.
- Brand crawl
- Beat-synced cuts
- Shot-by-shot plan
- Parallel scene writers
- Checkpoint before render
- Test clips
- Shot list
- Beat map
- Claims with sources
- 1080p or 4K
- 24–60 fps
- 16:9 · 9:16 · 1:1 · 4:5
- Revision editor
- Versions & compare
- Brand kits
- Asset library
- Brief templates
- Team roles
A film crew, not a template
An AI director plans your film from the brief, then hands the work to specialists that run side by side. You watch it happen live, or come back when it needs you.
Planned shot by shot
The director reads your brief in full, crawls your brand site and maps the song’s beats before a single scene is built.
Specialists in parallel
An asset scout gathers logos, photos and footage, one scene writer builds each scene, and a sound designer scores the hits.
Assembled and checked
The director puts it together, renders previews and stops at a checkpoint for you before the final render.
Plan written: 9 scenes, 38 shots. Song window 1:33–2:13.
Downloaded 42 images and 3 logos from the brand site.
Rendering stills for S03 · Electric glide
Moved 2 cuts onto the beat grid. Scoring the hits.
- Open on the card, lit from one side.
- A single push starts the chain reaction.
- Every cut lands on the beat; the logo lands on the drop.
| # | Time | Scene | Move |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 0.0–2.0 | S01 Opening light | Dolly in |
| 2 | 2.0–4.0 | S01 Card reveal | Tilt up |
| 3 | 4.0–7.0 | S02 First push | Locked off |
| 4 | 7.0–10.0 | S03 Electric glide | Track left |
You approve before the expensive render
The director stops and shows you the film before it commits to the final. One decision: approve it, or say what to change.
A checkpoint by default
Stills, test clips, the shot list and the beat map arrive before the full-quality render. In a hurry? Approve in advance.
Rights notes up front
Music licence status and “internal test only” flags are shown at the checkpoint and on delivery.
Claims with sources
Every on-screen claim lists its source URL, and can’t be edited into unsourced wording.
Your brand, unmodified
Official logos are marked “use unmodified”, and the credits list every asset, font and song used.
Five screens
from brief to v2.
Every film moves through the same short path. You’re needed twice: to write the brief and to approve the checkpoint.
- Write the brief.
Add a song.A 40 s launch film for the new card…neon-drive.mp316:9 · 60 fps~35–55 min to MP4Start productionStep 1Compose
Brand, song, images and the brief in one screen, with a live estimate and warnings before you start.
- Your studio,
at work.PlanningBuildingAssemblingCheckpointBuilding scenes · 7 of 923 minCheckpoint ~15:45 · MP4 ~16:20Step 2Live
Watch the phases, the agents and the activity feed, or leave and get a notification when it needs you.
- One decision.
Before the render.Review by 17:10ApproveRequest changesStep 3Checkpoint
Everything on one page. Comment on a still, a shot or a beat, then make one decision.
- Your film.
Ready to ship.Master MP4 · 1920×1080 · 60 fpsDownloadStep 4Delivered
Play it at its real aspect ratio, download the cuts, read the credits and rights notes.
- Notes on the
timeline.cut is lateSubmit revision · ~10–20 minStep 5Revise
Pin notes on the timeline, nudge a cut by a beat, edit a line of text. The result comes back as v2.
Early-access plans.
Sized by films a month.
Pick the number of films you make in a month. Every plan gets the full studio, the checkpoint and the revision editor.
- 6 films a month, 15–60 s each
- 1080p or 4K, 24–60 fps
- 16:9, 9:16, 1:1 and 4:5
- Checkpoint review before every final render
- Revision editor with timeline notes
- Brand kits, asset library and brief templates
Early-access pricing. Final pricing may change.
Prices in USD. A film is one brief through to a delivered MP4; revision rounds can add to its cost.
Questions,
answered.
Measured today: 33–70 minutes from start to MP4 for a 40–45 second film at 1080p. A film runs on its own up to the checkpoint, waits for your decision, then finishes and renders without further input. 4K renders about four times slower.
Ready to roll?
Write the brief.
Write the brief, add a song and your brand. Talth plans the shots, cuts to the beat and checks with you before the final render.
Early access · 30–70 min to MP4 · You approve before the final render