About Creative & AI Production

Radiance Impact is a production studio first. We write the concept, design the storyboard, lock the look of every character and product, and only then produce. AI is one of our production tools, alongside editing, motion design, sound and colour, and it lets us deliver cinematic work faster and more affordably than a traditional shoot.

What does not change is the craft. Story, product accuracy, brand consistency and final sign-off stay with people who care how the finished film feels.

Services

What we deliver

  • 01

    AI commercials and product films

    Fifteen to sixty second commercials built from a product reference sheet, so the product stays accurate in every frame.

    You receive

    • Concept and storyboard
    • Product reference sheet
    • Finished film in vertical and widescreen
    • Music, sound design and optional voice-over
  • 02

    Brand films and cinematic trailers

    Story-led brand pieces, launch trailers and movie-style introductions for websites, events and screens.

    You receive

    • Narrative treatment
    • Storyboard and animatic
    • Film plus social cutdowns
    • Key stills
  • 03

    Animation and character design

    2D animation, motion graphics and character design, with consistent character sheets you can reuse across campaigns.

    You receive

    • Character sheets (front, three-quarter, side, back, expressions)
    • Storyboard
    • Animated sequences
    • Animated logo and brand elements
  • 04

    Short-form and social video

    Platform-native video for Instagram, TikTok, YouTube Shorts, Facebook and LinkedIn, including the five-day Content Sprint.

    You receive

    • Hooks and scripts
    • Edited vertical videos with captions
    • Platform-specific variants
    • Posting plan
  • 05

    Post-production, voice and sound

    Editing, colour, captions, AI voice-over, dubbing, sound design and music integration for footage you already have.

    You receive

    • Edited masters
    • Caption and subtitle files
    • Voice-over and dubbed versions
    • Final sound mix

Our production standard

Fifteen seconds, planned frame by frame.

Every short film starts as nine timed keyframes at 0, 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14 and 15 seconds. Each pair of frames defines one continuous movement, so characters, products and camera stay consistent from first frame to last.

Interactive example · nine concept stills for the fragrance film in development, generated in-studio from the written treatment. Scrub, step or swipe.

Storyboard frame 1: a single ember drifting upward in darkness.
Concept stills, not footage

1 / 9 · Untitled fragrance film, 15-second treatment

A single ember drifts upward in darkness.

Visual styles

One idea, the right look.

Each style gets its own approved character and product sheets, so a campaign stays consistent across every film, still and format.

  • Cinematic photorealismProduct commercials, brand films, luxury
  • Anime and stylisedGames, youth brands, music
  • 3D cartoonMascots, family products, social shorts
  • 2D cartoon and motionExplainers, education, campaigns

In development

The 2027 concept slate.

Self-initiated short films we are developing to demonstrate different production styles. These are written treatments and storyboards, not finished productions, and every brand in them is fictional.

  • Concept still: a faceted crystal perfume bottle with a gold cap on black marble, lit with gold rim light.Concept · in development

    Untitled fragrance film

    Luxury product commercial · Cinematic photorealism

    A dragon awakens a fictional luxury fragrance in a 15-second product film.

  • Concept still: a mechanical wristwatch with exposed gears floating in darkness under a sweep of gold light.Concept · in development

    The Timeless Shift

    Luxury watch commercial · Cinematic photorealism

    A fictional luxury watch and a single choice that changes the light around it.

  • Concept still: a tiny dragon hatchling peeking out of a cardboard takeaway box in a warm kitchen.Concept · in development

    The Tiny Dragon

    Viral social short · 3D cartoon

    A miniature dragon hatches from a dumpling in a takeaway box.

  • Concept still: a lighthouse on a rocky cliff at dusk, its beam cutting through sea mist.Concept · in development

    The Last Light

    Cinematic story · Cinematic photorealism

    A lighthouse keeper restores one final beam before a storm.

  • Concept still: a handheld game console on a desk with a hologram of a world map rising above it.Concept · in development

    From Local to Global

    Service film · Stylised animation

    An indie game reaches English-speaking players for the first time.

  • Concept still: a paper rocket flying towards a planet made of layered coloured paper.Concept · in development

    The Paper Planet

    Animated story · 2D cartoon

    A paper rocket brings colour back to a grey city.

Process

How a project runs

  1. 1

    Brief

    Goal, audience, platforms, references and the one thing the film must make people feel.

  2. 2

    Concept and storyboard

    A written treatment and a timed storyboard you approve before production starts.

  3. 3

    Design lock

    Character and product reference sheets that keep identity and detail consistent shot to shot.

  4. 4

    Production

    Generation, editing, motion design and colour, reviewed by a person at every stage.

  5. 5

    Sound and voice

    Music, sound effects and voice-over, mixed for each platform.

  6. 6

    Delivery

    Every format you need, with revision rounds agreed up front.

Questions

Common questions

Do we need to organise a shoot?

Often not. Many commercials and brand films can be produced from your product photos, brand assets and a storyboard. When live footage is the better answer, we will say so and can arrange an on-site production day.

How do you keep our product accurate?

Every product film starts with a product reference sheet: views, materials, finishes and exact logo placement. Each frame is checked against it before anything is delivered.

Who owns the finished work?

Approved final deliverables are licensed to you for your business use once the project is paid in full. The details are set out in our terms and in your proposal.

Will you tell our audience it was made with AI?

Disclosure is your decision as the brand. We advise on platform rules and local expectations, and every AI-assisted deliverable is reviewed by a person before you approve it.

Can you work with footage we already have?

Yes. Editing, colour, captions, voice-over and dubbing of existing footage is a common starting point.

Studio

Tell us what you want to achieve.

Share your goal, timeline and any references. We reply with questions or a proposed next step, never a generic sales sequence.