An AI video studio
Greenlight is an AI video studio that makes ads and commercials. Tell us a few things — what you sell, who it is for, where it will play — and the AI director asks about whatever is still unclear and writes it up as a brief. A producer quotes it; the studio makes it with AI.
We need a 30 second ad for the SL2560 for Facebook and YouTube in Germany. Product on a clean background. Show the three charging ports, the 2560Wh capacity, fast charging, solar input and the app. German voiceover. Like the Jackery ad but more premium. Before October 15. Budget around $3,000.
Mostly ads and commercials — and any video that has one thing to make clear. The director knows how each industry's films are usually made: a restaurant wants warmth, a store listing wants the features plain, a company film has to be believed. Say which trade you are in and it offers that trade's options.
Ten minutes of your time, once, at the first step. Every step after it can be followed at one link.
Type it or say it, however it comes out. Send product shots, your website, a PDF or a reference video along with it. No brief needed.
It reads back what it heard, then offers your industry's options for look, scenes and length to pick from. What you did not say, it does not decide. About ten minutes, and the brief is done.
A producer prices the brief and phones you about anything still open. Nothing is made until you have accepted the quote.
The studio generates the pictures, cuts, voices and subtitles the film with AI. Cuts arrive at your link; any change you ask for is read back to you before anyone works on it.
Not a form and not a support bot — a director who knows the trade, asks, remembers, and is there around the clock.
Voice input or typing. Say it the way you think it; it listens and keeps notes.
Paste a link and it reads your site; send a PDF or pictures and it finds what it needs, so you never retype it.
Restaurants, e-commerce, companies, shops, music… each trade's usual looks, scenes and lengths, ready to pick.
It searches the brands and shops you mention, then asks “is this you?” — nothing found online is passed off as your words.
While you talk, the brief is written line by line beside the conversation. Every line is something you said; you can see it, change it, and nothing counts until you confirm.
The quote, progress, cuts to approve and your notes on them — one page, not a chat history to scroll through.
An ad should not begin with three weeks of meetings.
A few sentences to start, ten minutes to a clear brief. No set to build and no crew to book, so films come back far sooner than a shoot allows.
No location, kit or crew to pay for — the budget goes into the film itself.
The AI director knows how each industry's films are made; the quote, the review and the delivery are overseen by people who have made films.
What you did not say is marked “to be decided”, never filled in. Every line of the brief is in your own words.
A producer quotes from the brief — you never guess a number — and work starts once you accept.
Every round of notes is read back to you first; work starts when you confirm it, not before.
A few sentences will do. The more offhand, the better — the useful detail is usually in the throwaway line.