How we protect your brand, your material and your rights, and how a full-AI commercial gets from brief to broadcast in weeks.
Brands trust us with unreleased products, campaign ideas and footage of real people. That material stays private from the first call: it is never used to train AI, nobody on the platform side looks at it, and it travels and rests encrypted.
We produce on an enterprise AI suite that is audited by a third party every year and bound by a GDPR data processing agreement, and we decide which AI models can touch each project. Before you share anything, we sign your NDA. And because we hold full rights to every frame we generate, the usage you license is clean and set out in writing.
What we guarantee
We only produce on platforms contractually barred from training on your footage, references and prompts.
We sign NDAs, so your brief and materials are covered before work begins.
We hold full rights to every frame we generate, so the usage you license (media, territories, duration) is clean and in writing.
New AI models stay switched off until we approve them for your project.
We keep records of the models, prompts, references and outputs used on every job.
The enterprise AI platform we produce on
In transit (TLS 1.2+) and at rest, behind multi-factor, role-based access.
An independent third-party security audit, every year.
Hosted by data centre providers certified ISO 27001 or equivalent.
Bound by a GDPR data processing agreement.
Your files are checked only by automated safety filters, never by platform staff.
Goals, audience, deliverables and timing. We agree how much of the film is full AI.
NDA, data handling and rights agreed before any material is shared.
Characters, product, look and mood defined. You see a first rough draft before production starts.
The film is generated, directed and edited shot by shot.
Continuity, detail, colour and specs checked, then delivered in every agreed format, with the usage rights set out in writing.
Fewer sets, flights and shipments: most of the production happens on screen, not on location.