Films that tell your story, start to finish.
We plan, shoot and finish films in house, from short documentaries and launch videos to brand films and lifestyle reels. One crew takes the idea through pre-production, the shoot and post-production, so the vision stays intact.
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A good video is mostly work people never see: the script, the storyboard, the location, the crew and the edit. Without that planning, shoots run over, the message gets lost and the final cut looks like everything else on the feed.
What you get
Pre-production
We develop the concept, script and storyboard with two rounds of revision each, then handle casting, locations, permits, schedules and call sheets.
The shoot
A full crew can include a director, assistant director, director of photography, camera assistant, gaffer, sound operator, make-up artist, art director and drone operator, with cinema cameras, lighting and sound gear.
Post-production
Our editors, colourists, sound designers and animators handle the cut, colour grade, sound mix, graphics and English and Malay subtitles.
Lifestyle reels
For social, we make short 60 to 90 second reels with a lighter crew that show how your brand fits into your audience's everyday life.
Extras from the shoot
Bigger productions come with a short 15 to 20 second trailer and the best frames shared as retouched stills.
How we work
- Step 1
Pre-production
Concept, script, storyboard, casting, locations and the shoot plan.
- Step 2
Production
The shoot day, led by the director, with the crew working from the shot list.
- Step 3
Post-production
Editing, colour, sound, animation, VFX and subtitles.
- Step 4
Revisions and delivery
Rounds of feedback on the cut, then final files in HD or 4K.
Selected work
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Who you'll work with
The people who lead this work at AICREATIVV.
Questions clients ask
How long does a video take?
A full production usually takes six to seven weeks. A rushed schedule of about three weeks is possible. Lifestyle reels take three to four weeks per batch.
How many rounds of changes do I get?
Concept, script and storyboard each get two rounds in pre-production. The edit gets two or three rounds in post-production, depending on the scope.
What decides the size of the crew?
The scale of the production. Larger shoots use a full crew and smaller ones use a sub team, and when you ask for a quote you can ask which roles are on the crew.