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Aurelle Health.
Care that comes home.

A 10 second test made for your brief, with a fictional healthcare brand instead of yours. The same woman carries two shots: tying her shoes by the window at sunrise, then walking the lakeside boardwalk. Calm camera, warm grade, a quiet voiceover and a score, so you can judge the premium, not obviously AI look before we talk about your script.

16:9 · 1920 × 1080 · 24 fpsSame character, 2 shotsVoiceover + scoreLabelled AI generated

The character is locked before anything moves

Consistency starts with one reference sheet: face, hair, wardrobe and the wristband. Every frame of the film is generated from that sheet, never from text alone, so she looks like the same person in every scene.

Character reference sheet with three views
  • The characterEarly sixties, silver hair pinned up, pearl studs, oatmeal sweater, navy trousers, white walking shoes, slim white band on the left wrist.
  • How I check itEvery clip is scrubbed frame by frame for drifting faces, hands and wardrobe. Anything that drifts is regenerated, not hidden in the edit.
  • No invented expertsNo fake doctors or testimonials. Clinical claims and on screen people come from you and your approved script.

Storyboard for the full 60 seconds

Eight scenes with timing, camera and voiceover. Panels 02 and 05 are the two shots in the test above; the others are look frames made the same way from the same reference sheet.

First light
01 · 0:00 to 0:06

First light

Blue hour over a quiet waterfront street, one window glows. Slow push in.

"Every recovery has a first morning."

Laces
02 · 0:06 to 0:14in the 10 s test

Laces

She ties her walking shoes by the window. Slow dolly in, sunrise on her face.

"Recovery doesn't end when you leave the hospital."

The band
03 · 0:14 to 0:20

The band

Insert: her wrist, the soft band, a cup of tea. A small warm light on the band.

"It continues at home, one morning at a time."

A message
04 · 0:20 to 0:28

A message

Kitchen, mug in hand, she reads a message and relaxes. Screen never shown.

"With your care team a message away, small questions never have to wait."

The walk
05 · 0:28 to 0:36in the 10 s test

The walk

Lakeside boardwalk, side tracking shot at walking pace, mist on the water.

"Every step, a little further."

Together
06 · 0:36 to 0:46

Together

Her granddaughter joins her on the path. They laugh. Wide, slow camera.

"Back to the walks that matter."

Evening
07 · 0:46 to 0:54

Evening

Balcony at sunset, blanket on her knees, the lake below. Quiet hold.

"And evenings that feel like yours again."

Aurelle HealthCare that comes home.
08 · 0:54 to 1:00

End card

Wordmark and line on a warm dark ground. Music resolves.

"Aurelle Health. Care that comes home."

How we would make your film, in 3 steps

You approve the look before any motion is generated, so there are no surprises in the final cut.

Step 1

Storyboard and look

From your approved script: shot list, a reference sheet per character, one look frame per scene. You approve or adjust.

Step 2

Shots

Every scene animated from its approved frame with written camera direction. I pick the model per shot (Veo, Kling, Runway or Grok) and regenerate anything that drifts.

Step 3

Finish

Edit and pacing, grade, music and sound design, voiceover integration, captions if you want them, delivered in 16:9 plus vertical cutdowns on request.

$950fixed

for the finished 60 second film, about 7 days after script approval

  • Storyboard and character sheets for your approval
  • 60 second film, consistent characters, cinematic camera
  • Music, sound design and voiceover integration
  • Graded master in 16:9, plus all raw clips
  • Two revision rounds

Tools used for this test: Nano Banana Pro for the reference sheet and stills, Grok Imagine for motion, ElevenLabs for voice and score, ffmpeg for edit and grade. Aurelle Health is fictional and the woman is AI generated.

Short FAQ

Which AI tools do you use most?

Nano Banana Pro for character sheets and stills, then Veo, Kling, Runway or Grok Imagine for motion depending on the shot, ElevenLabs for voice, and a proper edit for grade and sound.

How do you keep the character consistent?

A locked reference sheet first, every scene generated from it, every clip animated from an approved frame, and a frame by frame check before the edit.

How long does it take?

About 7 days after script approval: storyboard in 2 days, shots in 3, finish and revisions after that.

Can you use our voiceover and music?

Yes. I can integrate your recorded voiceover and licensed track, or produce both.

When are you available?

I am an Austrian freelancer working Central European business hours, with calls in your New York morning.